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Hmm, "bare-faced" is such a juicy term! It's got double meanings that can go either way - literally having no face or being cheeky/impudent. The user probably wants both layers played with in equal measure: playful wit for the definition and darker irony for the example. They said "hilarious informative," so I should balance comedy with actual useful information about word origins (that French connection is gold!) while keeping it digestible. And since they asked specifically for edgy/unsettling, they're likely familiar with double entendres already - maybe a language enthusiast or writer? The example sentence needs to be disturbing but still show the intelligence of knowing that "bare-faced" can mean impudence in human context. Maybe something about someone pretending normalcy while committing some awful act? The shoplifting scenario writes itself - it's universally relatable yet dark enough for edge. User seems playful and sophisticated at once, so I shouldn't dumb it down. They'd probably appreciate subtle humor more than outright silliness anyway. Let me structure this as a performance piece: first part like a stand-up routine about words, then switch to dramatic narrator voice for the unsettling bit. Alright folks, gather 'round! We're
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