She calls him a toff; he protests; they bicker, amiably.
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I watch, amazed, as he chats amiably with each table.
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They chatted amiably; the sheriff was black, the prisoner white.
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Matthew and his parents sat together, chatting amiably, at his bedside.
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Private equity also tends to prefer working amiably with existing management.
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"We know the people who run the company," Jason said, amiably.
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After his round, Gregory spent several minutes amiably answering reporters' questions.
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Viral footage showed soldiers and narcos chatting amiably in the streets.
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"Well, we don't need to argue that every day," he said amiably.
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"To be normal is idiotic," El Sayed retorted amiably from his post.
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Crew members were playing music and chatting amiably when the pilot, Capt.
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Like old friends reuniting, they warmly shook hands, smiled and chatted amiably.
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Another club source tells PEOPLE the pair appeared to be amiably co-parenting.
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She continues after he wakes up and amiably offers to make them breakfast.
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The year before that, it was Jeff Hornacek, the amiably bland new coach.
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Discussions have not followed partisan lines, while witnesses chat amiably with committee members.
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"If one of us is brilliant, maybe it's not you," Matilda tells Harriet amiably.
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It seems like Ryan's departure went as amiably as a lineup change could have.
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The playwright David Henry Hwang warned me, amiably, that he might duck some questions.
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Mr. Yunis chatted amiably for a few minutes, then sent me on my way.
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"Yes, yes, don't worry yourself," the driver says amiably as he walks to the cab.
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It is a unique holiday delicacy that crosses borders, amiably divides families—and kills people.
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Aitkenhead presses Schulman amiably over her feeble record of featuring black women on her cover.
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Aggressive and seductive electronic music is played throughout by an amiably scruffy, pan-cultural band.
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Oddly for such an amiably goofy piece, there were no children at the 11 a.m.
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Amiably cool and mild-mannered, Mr. Fluevog, 70 and from Vancouver, British Columbia, doesn't disagree.
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He amiably described early business mistakes, and he pointedly criticized Republicans as well as Democrats.
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He was amiably chatting with well-wishers and colleagues on both sides of the aisle.
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ARROYO: If people want to disagree over the policy, disagree, but do it amiably and civilly.
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A park staffer stopped to chat amiably with residents before moving off in his golf cart.
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Chris Klein's amiably dimwitted jock refers to Reese Witherspoon's cutthroat Tracy Flick as "supernice" multiple times.
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He chats amiably with gardeners and chauffeurs, dances the tango and is a passionate soccer fan.
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Come 2020, I am going to vote for Santa Claus, someone who travels the world amiably.
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The nebbish and the Croat spent their time drinking caseloads of prosecco and amiably throwing up starboard.
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Throughout, Mr. Rhett amiably shrugs over the thin line between the things he can and can't control.
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Later, Mr. Macron tweeted a video showing him sitting with Mr. Trump on a couch, talking amiably.
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Three amiably bored children, between five and eight years old, loll around for lack of baby-sitters.
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Many chatted amiably in the hall of the Elks Lodge, drinking draft beer and buying raffle tickets.
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Blount wanders amiably into discussing musicians who perform songs about food, and more far-fetched byways than that.
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The glamorous cast of "Ocean's 8" has been amiably making the publicity rounds, with one notable exception: Rihanna.
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Resnick, an alumnus of "Late Night with David Letterman" and "Saturday Night Live," has an amiably neurotic manner.
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Jimmy Kimmel is a likeable guy, amiably low-key, the sort you'd want to welcome into your living room.
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She and Eastman talked amiably about the state of the economy, and the importance of raises for all workers.
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The amiably vulgar writer, who has been at Deadspin for about a decade, was the only one in a tuxedo.
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When they saw each other at a reception before the Alfalfa dinner on Saturday, they chatted amiably for a minute.
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While many politicians, including Mr. Trump, often try to back away from statements that offend, Mr. King amiably doubles down.
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People were friendly on the street but angry in their heads; they chatted amiably in person but waged war online.
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Rinne filled in admirably for his friend — then amiably went back to the bench when Backstrom returned for the postseason.
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Shields would join us for drinks, chatting amiably about Alaska, her home state, where she and Close were building another house.
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"New Girl" has amiably chugged along, hitting a few divots along the way but never sliding too far or permanently downhill.
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The two leaders smiled, shook hands and chatted amiably before heading inside, accompanied by first lady Melania Trump and Netanyahu's wife, Sara.
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All three, at Homer's gentle insistence, cycled through their memories of their playing days, telling stories, cracking jokes, amiably mocking one another.
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For example, Shinique Smith's textile bundles chats amiably with Kevin Beasley's resined rainbow of split ball caps, both buoyantly exuberant in color.
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They are the ones in which Ms Jett and Mr Laguna amiably rile each other up, or Mr Laguna fusses around his charge.
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"You don't have to watch it," he says amiably in this new set of promos, drawing the ire of scene partner Leslie Jones.
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The three, plus a pickup truck full of bumbling cops, descend on a bar where sex workers are amiably flirting with potential clients.
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Just moments before, some of those same officers had been amiably chatting with young families and others in the diverse group of demonstrators.
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During his performances, he often walked onstage carrying a cup of coffee, sat on a barstool, sang and chatted amiably with the audience.
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Proudly crass and amiably dumb, Nicholas Stoller's gag-crammed sequel essentially takes the bones of the 2014 original and gives them a gender flip.
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You're left with the sense that he was on firmer ground where he started, chatting amiably as he strolled along the New Guinean shore.
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Wisecracking in the shadow of death has been the basis for entire club acts (Tig Notaro) and amiably morbid movies (Judd Apatow's "Funny People").
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Dua Lipa's voice lingers amiably, but isn't particularly creamy, which means that she sells this song's kiss-off sentiment with rhythm but not punch.
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The two walked together down a path to the photo site, conversing amiably, with Trump punctuating his thoughts with hand gestures and Putin smiling.
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In the V.I.P. section of the stands at the show, groups of Israeli and Palestinian breeders amiably mingled and cheered for their respective horses.
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In the lead-up to my conversation with Sands, NYCFC's Director of Communications amiably and persistently tries to feed me interview questions for him.
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The two women, who lived in Manhattan, had traveled together frequently and very amiably, and were always looking for places to go on weekends.
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Yet he is an amiably opinionated tour guide who does not allow his own beliefs to rob others of the dignity of their own.
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The instructor, an amiably intense man in his 30s named Ryan, asked us to introduce ourselves and answer the question, Why am I here?
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo took flak for amiably shaking the crown prince's hand and exchanging pleasantries during his visit to Riyadh this week.
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Vigoda spent years amiably proving he was still alive after People magazine mistakenly declared him "the late Abe Vigoda" in 1982, when he was 62.
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He asks if we'd like a jug but I don't quite catch him, so nod amiably while Liz raises an eyebrow from across the table.
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"That might be a prolapse," said one of Mr. Staley's lieutenants, who walked on, chatting amiably with Mr. Staley about a brown bull's muscular physique.
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Ms. Barahona seemed like an engaged mother, Ms. Alvarez recalled, and she often overheard her chatting amiably with her little boy as she did chores.
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The two birds touched beaks and squawked amiably at each other for a few hours, but eventually Clyde flew off, and Carpenter took Gracie home.
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The three appeared before cameras at the end of talks at a state guest house in Beijing, chatting amiably among themselves without speaking to reporters.
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MacKenzie and Jeff Bezos both took to Twitter to amiably announce they've officially divorced, and MacKenzie used her first tweet to share some details of the settlement.
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Even in the hours before Linda learned that Thomas was dead, she was amiably communicating with Nunez, complaining about her period—not a customary post-breakup topic.
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"Do not cross the yellow line," reads a sign, but it applies only to humans; curious penguins amiably sauntered across to pose for pictures with my dad.
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When I stopped by a few years ago, Anand was omnipresent, chatting amiably with guests, offering up cocktails, and acting every bit the part of a gracious host.
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But he does think she was onto the truth about Trump and Russia "long before the MSM cared" (the two have been amiably chatting on Twitter since 2013).
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The bouncers parted as if by magic, the rest of us fell in step behind her and we all chatted amiably with him for at least 15 minutes.
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Ms. Boucher then lingered at the forum for at least another 15 minutes, chatting amiably with constituents and the other Republican elected officials who appeared at the forum.
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He chatted amiably with Five Star Movement officials setting up for the night's rally and conceded that the race had come down to Mr. Cancelleri and Mr. Musumeci.
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Had you been inclined to investigate further, you could have greeted the two, in some amiably nonconfrontational way, and perhaps gained a clearer sense of what you'd witnessed.
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But he does think she was onto the truth about Trump and Russia "long before the MSM cared" (the two have been amiably chatting on Twitter since 093).
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After the meeting, Trump posed for photos with Kim Yong Chol outside the Oval Office, and they talked amiably at Kim&aposs black SUV before he was driven away.
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Boucheron's breezy use of the first-person plural keeps his argument humming amiably along, though some English-language readers might feel buffeted by the occasional gusts of cultural presumption.
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The three men appeared before cameras at the end of their talks at a state guest house in Beijing, chatting amiably amongst themselves but did not speak to reporters.
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He went to Godfrey's in Highbury, the same butcher that supplies his restaurants, for lamb, and chatted amiably with Chris Godfrey, whose family has run the place since 1905.
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Atwood sat by a leaded-glass window against a gray sky, and amiably answered questions about what it was like being a young woman on campus in the fifties.
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He smiled and shook hands with Swiss President Alain Berset and chatted amiably with a girl and a boy, dressed in traditional costumes, who presented him with bouquets of flowers.
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The unfortunate protagonists are a happily married couple, Adelaide (Lupita Nyong'o) and the amiably uncool Gabe (Winston Duke, whose beard and glasses bear a suspicious resemblance to Mr Peele's own).
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After he died, we found in his papers copies of a letter from the nature writer Hal Borland, amiably acknowledging an error in his column that my father had found.
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He couldn't be a Johnny Carson or Jay Leno, amiably poking at the nonpartisan foibles of both sides for a big-tent audience, even if that were still possible today.
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And in the gallery near the end, I finally have Jack Whitten, Alma Thomas, Frank Bowling, Howardena Pindell, and Ed Clark in a room together talking amiably with each other.
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As a result, music from different decades intermingles amiably — and gives a sense of the vast interpretive possibilities that subsequent generations of artists might yet bring to Mr. Braxton's catalog.
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Mr. Trump chatted amiably with Mr. Kim, put his hand on the North Korean's arm in a friendly way, shook hands and then waved as the visitors' vehicle pulled away.
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On Saturday afternoon, the former governor visited her at the Plaza and they talked for less than an hour — amiably, Mr. Kaufmann said — about her plans on her return to Russia.
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All work stops while I'm on the floor, to ensure I do not see any Facebook user's private information, and so employees chat amiably with their deskmates as I walk by.
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It all moves along so amiably, and offers such consistently delightful visuals, that the conventional plot points, up to and including an inevitable "but I can explain" bit, are entirely digestible.
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After a painful "Untucked" clip in which Eureka was legit bitchy and The Vixen threw water boiled with fission, the latter froze to ice as Mayhem amiably advocated for an armistice.
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"I had my first fried Oreo," Mr. Williams said before the debate began, as he and Ms. Hochul could be heard chatting amiably about visiting local fairs or the state fair.
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Frank Bruni CHARLESTON, S.C. — TED CRUZ described Marco Rubio last week as "Donald Trump with a smile," saying that both are quick to call their critics liars, though Rubio does it amiably.
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Bridging ideological divides, Justice Sonia Sotomayor mock-pinched Justice Neil Gorsuch; Justice Elena Kagan chatted amiably with Justice Kavanaugh, whom she hired years ago when serving as dean of Harvard Law School.
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The overall mood was chill; as the music of Nipsey Hussle, 22015 Cent and Wale filled the room, they chatted amiably in between shots, laughing, joking and moving along to the beats.
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Wozniak rummaged around and found a plastic stencil, placed it over the strings of her racket, then took a fat black marker and colored in the Yonex logo as she chatted amiably.
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By that evening, ensconced in their Mar-a-Lago resort, the first couple was spotted on a bench in the ballroom, laughing and chatting amiably -- any coldness seemingly put in the rearview.
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"Proudly crass and amiably dumb, Nicholas Stoller's gag-crammed sequel essentially takes the bones of the 2014 original and gives them a gender flip," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The New York Times.
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Soon everyone moves up the shoreline, past a lighthouse, an olive press, limp life jackets hanging in trees, and a relief camp run by anarchists, where two dogs in wool vests lounge amiably.
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As he talks amiably at the London office of Dimensional Fund Advisors (he is the firm's "resident scientist"), you sense that here is a man who could fix a flat in no time.
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They were struck by the kindness and spirituality of people in Selma, the unlikely charm of hanging out in the hot sun with an amiably gabby attendant at a rest stop in Mississippi.
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The work comes from researchers at Cornell University, Google Jigsaw, and Wikimedia, who teamed up to create software that scans a conversation for verbal ticks and predicts whether it will end acrimoniously or amiably.
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Then he waived his right to remain silent and amiably rattled off his life history and answered questions about Karen, until one detective abruptly shifted the subject: Did Tony know what a Fitbit was?
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It's a track with a fitful beat and bass line, an amiably asymmetrical melody and puffs of electronic chords that refuse, in the end, to settle on just what key the song is in.
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She rattles down dirt roads in a bus designed for kindergartners, remembering fondly everything her lovers taught her in bed while the men bump amiably along next to one another, greeting one another in turn.
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About a week after moving in at Charlestown, he went out to walk the dog at night and ran into a pair of women he didn't know who were chatting amiably in the parking lot.
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It also suggests Tate's own amiably aimless path: his poems tend to launch with clarity and purpose, then drift, before coming to in a fog, far from the blazes of conventional logic or narrative satisfaction.
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The second half of the book is a kind of cat-and-mouse game, which ends, as a number of Mr Boyd's narratives do, on a remote island, on which its amiably flawed protagonist washes up.
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Chris Wallace, the Fox News anchor, was chatting amiably in his studio here on Sunday with Paul J. Manafort, Donald J. Trump's new campaign chief, reminiscing about Ronald Reagan as the seconds ticked down to airtime.
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There, Mr. Mondale, 89, moving a tad slowly, chatted amiably with Mr. Pence, who extended an invitation to the entire Mondale family to visit the vice president's residence on the grounds of the Naval Observatory here.
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The performers who occupy this austere environment wear loose, monastic garments (designed by Toni Leslie-James), and they identify themselves to us — amiably, casually — not only by their names but also by where they come from.
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Johnson and I asked if someone higher up could call us with better answers; the representative amiably said she would put in our request and assured us that the call would come within a few hours.
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One result of having real dogs on screen is that the dumbest of the doggy dialogue is easy to tune out in favor of the amiably dunderheaded pleasure of watching a pack of pups solve crime.
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At media events, such as the 2018 opening of Toy Story Land at Walt Disney World in Florida, Mr. Chapek amiably performs his role (in that case, yukking it up with Buzz Lightyear on a stage).
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PARIS — Having twice before run into an 11-year-old named Sarah in the neighborhood, the 28-year-old man chatted amiably with her and said he had something to show her at an apartment building nearby.
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A popular stage and television personality for the past quarter-century or so, the amiably disheveled presence who commands our attention across a full two acts has embarked on a quest that may never be entirely satisfied.
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Together the two men, soft spoken, wry, and amiably grizzled, make a potent contemporary and ancient folk music; whirling, paradoxically earthy and soaring, wildly rhythmic, with maybe a small dash of Killing Joke at the bottom end.
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Never compromising, never anything other than amiably inventive, never sounding—no matter what form he works in—like anyone other than himself, Mr Nesmith has lived up to the pseudonym he once used in the 1960s: Michael Blessing.
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Sphero's rocking, rolling BB-8 toy can already totter amiably about your house and terrify your cat, but the tweedling ball now has another trick up its non-existent sleeves — it can watch The Force Awakens with you.
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Rather, it arrives under our feet in the garden like a forgotten bracelet, tastes us amiably with its forked tongue, sleeps softly beside us on our pillow and, when we're lonely, sends us pleasant dreams across vast distances.
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The title can also be taken as a reference to Heaton, who comes to the show after a very successful nine-year run on "The Middle," where she played basically the same garrulous, bossy, oversharing, amiably narcissistic character.
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The title can also be taken as a reference to Heaton, who comes to the show after a very successful nine-year run on "The Middle," where she played basically the same garrulous, bossy, oversharing, amiably narcissistic character.
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In the last few years, Chicago's become home to a certain kitchen-sink approach to jazz tropes, where rap beats, tape manipulation, and raga-esque guitar pieces can live amiably alongside the accepted squelches of saxophone and percussive polyrhythms.
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LISMORE, Australia — It was early on a blindingly hot Thursday morning as Karla Dickens, short, stocky and friendly, with thick graying hair pouring from beneath a fisherman's cap, chatted amiably with her fellow regulars outside the local garbage dump.
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They are also given to nudging, off-color innuendo, particularly regarding poor Thomas Jefferson (the amiably lanky and laconic John Behlmann), whose loins burn for his ravishing wife, Martha (Nikki Renée Daniels), from whom he has been separated for weeks.
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In one corner the bearded St. Gregory destroys idols in an Ottoman town, while laymen and clergy, painted in a style more Persian than European (softer features, finer lines), chat amiably outside Etchmiadzin Cathedral, the Armenian equivalent of the Vatican.
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As the local TV news crews converged on Boyle's modest townhouse, some neighbors expressed shock that such a major criminal might have been living right in their midst, recalling how they'd amiably chatted with him about the Philadelphia Eagles and whatnot.
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Before long, Buck is drafted into service as a sled dog in the snowy north, joining a team pulling husband-and-wife mail carriers (Omar Sy and Cara Gee), who amiably debate Buck's merits, just before he rescues them from peril.
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Editorial Observer FAIRFAX, Va. — A poster figure of John Wayne, the mega-hero of Hollywood westerns, offers a greeting here at the gun museum's gallery door as he holds his Winchester carbine at the ready and offers an amiably crooked grin.
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It meanders amiably from setpiece to setpiece, separating them with long, laugh-free stretches — until director Ben Falcone seems to remember he's making a broad comedy and sends his star, who also happens to be his wife, tumbling down a flight of stairs.
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"It all moves along so amiably, and offers such consistently delightful visuals, that the conventional plot points, up to and including an inevitable 'but I can explain' bit, are entirely digestible," Glenn Kenny wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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"I look forward to seeing nothing in New York because I'll be busy," Gregory Prest, an ensemble member who is cast in four of the New York shows, said amiably one May afternoon at the Young Center for the Performing Arts, Soulpepper's home.
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In contrast to their amiably confused counterparts in the Senate, members of the House committee demonstrated a generally better command of how Facebook works and how its efforts to develop richly detailed advertising profiles for billions of people have created privacy concerns around the world.
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On "American Pickers," also on the History Channel, Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, two antique buyers from eastern Iowa, zoom around the country in a white van, knocking on doors and amiably persuading whoever answers to let them scour their property for noteworthy items.
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He smiled amiably at the small gathering of fashion reporters; posed for a picture with Suzy Menkes, the Vogue International editor, who would soon post on Instagram, and briefly rubbed his close-cropped beard before announcing that he wanted to make one thing perfectly clear.
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Liu Yunshan, the visiting Chinese dignitary, and Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, tried to put on a show of friendship, chatting amiably as the cameras rolled, but just as often they stood silent, staring ahead as a military parade passed before them.
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With a barrel-shaped, oxblood red specimen hanging overhead, the seated Mr. Pesce, chatting amiably all the while, dripped white and black pigment off a stick into a pot of murky English-green that the assistants mixed with spatulas before streaming into narrow troughs lining two molds.
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Another documentary, paying tribute to Mr. McKenzie, was also effective, showing us the artistic qualities he brings to ballet rehearsal while successfully portraying him as an amiably safe pair of hands who wants (and achieves) nothing but to keep Ballet Theater going in the same old way, keeping artistic standards high.
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At a small ceremony last month at the Justice Department, Mr. Sessions described a photograph of himself and Mr. Trump, in which the president was pointing amiably at his top law enforcement officer, a gesture that Mr. Sessions replicated while posing for pictures with some of those gathered for the occasion.
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:13).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:62003).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:4103).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:620093).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (6363:20).
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According to a report from Variety, the titles will go on sale on June 14th to mark the... Sphero's rocking, rolling BB-8 toy can already totter amiably about your house and terrify your cat, but the tweedling ball now has another trick up its non-existent sleeves — it can watch The... .
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (30003:20).
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Based on the 81163 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (81153:81143).
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Based on the 13 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 599 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (246200:65).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (8003:20).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 23866 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (23811:234111).
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Based on the 103 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 133 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2273:20).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (453:20).
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Based on the 24800 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (18:30006).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:8113).
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Based on the 242 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth-graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2415:24305).
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Based on the 763 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:20).
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Based on the 24212 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (24352:243101).
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Based on the 2003 movie, this story of a rock 'n' roll nerd (played by Alex Brightman, a bouncing Super Ball of energy) who teaches a class of regimented fifth graders (a fabulous band of preadolescents) to "stick it to the man" is as amiably easygoing as it is loud (2:303).
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It's a pretty glamorous get-up for her character, a translator whose husband has just been murdered, but this splashy, pseudo-Hitchcockian mystery — with memorable turns by Cary Grant, Walter Matthau, James Coburn and George Kennedy and a lively Henry Mancini score — zips along too amiably and fashionably for such pedestrian plausibility concerns.
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And that is at the heart of what makes Live in London such a pleasure: Watching the Conchords bound between sounds, instruments, and comedic reference points as easily and amiably as they ever did offers an uncomplicated, comforting sort of joy that feels even more special today than it did a decade ago.
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Millennial hipsters that they are, Nicole and Charlie agree to sort everything out amiably without bringing in lawyers, but when Nicole moves to Los Angeles to film a science-fiction television series, a colleague advises her to retain Nora (Laura Dern), a divorce specialist who is as cheerful and brightly dressed as she is ruthless.
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As we were leaving, Bourdain amiably obliged the owner's request for a selfie, and I witnessed a comically subtle tango, as she maneuvered his body so that the photo would capture the restaurant's sign (creating an implicit endorsement) and Bourdain gently swivelled her the other way, so that the backdrop would be Third Avenue instead.
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As directed by Mischief alongside Mark Bell "The Comedy About a Bank Robbery" breaks with the troupe's precedent in giving women prominence, most notably a game Charlie Russell as the wonderfully named Caprice Freeboys, who happens to be the vampish daughter of the pompous bank manager, Robin, a role that Mr. Lewis roars his way amiably through.
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The ticketing site has an editorial component; on Fandango, the managing editor Erik Davis, whose numerous television appearances present him as an amiably gruff friendly neighborhood movie lover, contributes blog posts; on FandangoNow, Alicia Malone, whose book on women working in film, "Backwards & In Heels," was published earlier this year, contributes an energetic indie movie guide.
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There, they mingled amiably, though Italy's fans, perhaps more than any other team's, might have rued their draw in this tournament: Italy finished first in its group only to end up facing Spain and Germany in the first two knockout-round games while the second-place team in Group E, Belgium, played Hungary in the round of 16 and Wales in the quarterfinals.
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