Miss
Miss verb - To fail to attend.
Views
Both words in one sentence
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Dirty Coward: How Miss Kenton views herself for not leaving Darlington hall after Elsa and Irma were fired.
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Meanwhile Hazel's (and initially Jameson's) reactions are more to do with their views on sex (way to miss the point, Hazel), though Hazel later pinpoints Candy as not a feminist but a straight-up misandrist.
Source: Webcomic / Girls with Slingshots -
Goldie Hawn's character in The First Wives Club, an actress approaching middle age, gives a much more cynical view of the trio in terms of how Hollywood views women: "Babe, District Attorney, Driving Miss Daisy."
Source: The Hecate Sisters
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