Some tell a whimsical story that's amusing for the sake of being amusing.
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To me that's a really amusing amusing exposé of how type works and has always worked.
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Freddy would find this amusing if he were here, just as Less himself once found Robert's exertions on the tennis court amusing.
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And one amusing thing ... probate was opened in Nevada.
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They also — and this is crucial — find him amusing.
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At times it was amusing, other days it was disruptive.
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That doesn't stop him from trying, sometimes with amusing results.
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"I find the whole thing quite amusing really," Facioli said.
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There is an aspect of cows he finds very amusing.
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At least we'll have amusing photos to lift our spirits.
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Is it highly amusing or kind of terrifying – or both?
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The international community is going to find that darkly amusing.
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Read on for an amusing trip down DWTS memory lane.
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This picture raises a lot of strange and amusing questions.
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At first, I laughed it off as an amusing aberration.
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My experiences on Twitter are diverse, educative, amusing … highly informative.
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It's crude, but generally carried off in an amusing manner.
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Amusing as these dodges may be, the consequences are not.
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The novel is strange and amusing, but also political; it
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TikTok was primarily used to circulate amusing videos, it added.
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But there was something else I found really amusing here.
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I was not there for jokes or amusing personal stories.
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Disney, as one might guess, almost never finds it amusing.
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They also offer amusing glimpses into friendships and catty contretemps.
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My query was amusing because it related to my wallet.
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And that's part of what's so amusing about it, too.
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Some of the implications of this are amusing, others troubling.
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And between movements, he delivered amusing commentary off the cuff.
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The performance is startling, amusing and appalling all at once.
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That's not to say that the material isn't moderately amusing.
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This unintentionally amusing scene fits what is a bewildering memoir.
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Yeah, it's amusing, but in a forgettable sort of way.
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And oh, was "The Bachelor" amusing, while being flagrantly problematic.
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They take an amusing detour in the newest "Carpool Karaoke" episode.
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How kind, how good-looking, how delightfully amusing every one was!
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It's amusing to see the Big Money Boys fleeing in terror
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In the context of a presidential campaign, all this is amusing.
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The launch company Rocket Lab has amusing names for its missions.
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India never stops amazing me (or in this case, amusing me).
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TE: Yes, and they still find sumo wrestling tawdry but amusing.
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Even more, the experience proved amusing, enlightening, and heartwarming for her.
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The American security agents appeared to find the display very amusing.
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That&aposs one of the more amusing parts of all this.
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Greg Gutfeld, in particular, appeared to find the whole situation amusing.
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Simpson found his birdie streak from the 11th hole almost amusing.
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In the book, Stephens-Davidowitz said sometimes the findings are amusing.
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Though amusing, it afforded us nothing useful in our adult lives.
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The questions Postman raises in Amusing Ourselves to Death are jarring.
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What did Postman mean by the phrase "amusing ourselves to death"?
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I find this amusing, but if you're confused, let me explain.
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It was an amusing opening to a crazy, insult-driven debate.
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She is surrounded by a gallery of amusing and intriguing types.
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As long as he was amusing, his immodesties could be tolerated.
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It could be worth a try; it might even be amusing.
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It was an open world collectathon that's amusing instead of annoying.
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One way of looking at it, certainly, is as amusing novelty.
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But the theme of the song wasn't so amusing to me.
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There remained splinters of the truly amusing on last night's carpet.
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"It was quite amusing to watch what people thought," she said.
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This was all that went on and wasn't a bit amusing.
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It doesn't feel at all threatening to the crowd, just amusing.
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They took the scene as another example of Garfield's amusing overacting.
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Amusing us both, Tim's main was one giant slice of tomato.
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His future success played like an amusing secret across his face.
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It's amusing to watch now, as it's quite convincingly put together.
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Howard — though bizarrely amusing at certain moments — is anything but lovable.
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The singular most amusing car in the LA Auto show. pic.twitter.
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Grace's easy embrace of Alexa was slightly amusing but also alarming.
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The Swiss pharmaceutical company Novartis has an amusing tale to tell.
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Even for a naysayer, the results are amusing and occasionally intriguing.
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Her quest to do so is often amusing and sometimes poignant.
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The expected eccentric nun recollections are never merely amusing character sketches.
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They even share some amusing ones in an internal chat room.
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It's among the most irascible and amusing bookseller memoirs I've read.
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Funny, rather than amusing, which is what most quips are. Seriously.
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There are also some less aggressive, quite amusing squibs of absurdity.
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Theme-wise, that meant making every example as amusing as possible.
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What touching, amusing, entertaining, shocking, inspiring or enlightening details stand out?
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THRUSH: --I am not amusing in any way, shape, or form.
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What is paradoxical, uplifting, inspiring and occasionally amusing about their quest?
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He has a deep appreciation for the amusing and the absurd.
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Since its inaugural installment, it has been packed with amusing drawings.
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"I thought it would be amusing," she explained over the phone.
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Even the front matter and jacket flap are upside-down amusing.
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Now, what began as an amusing novelty is starting to get annoying.
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Over the weekend, Indian Twitter found amusement in the not-so-amusing.
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Occasionally, the dialogue is amusing, with its offbeat lurches in unexpected directions.
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He's posted heartwarming photos of his family, engaging statuses, and amusing videos.
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The Averys seem to find her still-simmering rage over that amusing.
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Whisper networks aren't burn books for amusing women or getting men fired.
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In one amusing case, a grocery store was listed as a hospital.
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Usually, judging the utter fantasy of The Bachelor is an amusing pastime.
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M.K. I find him amusing sometimes, his "retro" spin paintings, for instance.
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Also, you've probably never heard a more amusing description of p-hacking.
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"The most amusing part is the countdown until "we defeat Crooked Hillary.
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That's actually the most amusing part of this trailer: digital Dan Marino!
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Delilah Belle Hamlin does not find her mother's jokes about sex amusing.
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People find my criminal days amusing, but they find her background shocking.
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There was something undeniably amusing about my new, dynamic lack of balance.
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At work, one person's amusing quirk can be another's greatest pet peeve.
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The original music has been stripped, making the exchange even more amusing.
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As an essayist he is thought-provoking, tantalizing, irritating, abusing and amusing.
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There was a lot of scrambling going on, which was also amusing.
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The results can be brilliant, amusing, infuriating or all of the above.
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The results can be brilliant or amusing or infuriating, or some combination.
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His recollection of two telephone calls with Donald Trump is certainly amusing.
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Mr. Johnson may be witty and amusing, but he is extremely dangerous.
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Trump's size obsession was mildly amusing when he was a private citizen.
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") to the amusing ("Why is there a Taylor Swift cutout behind her?
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There were plenty of puns (a "little toast" was kind of amusing).
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It's amusing to me when someone says this is an original hoodie.
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Many more amusing incidents should be left for the reader to discover.
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The illustrations that go along with each argument are amusing and informative.
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People used to think he was sort of funny, amusing and witty.
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"I'll never understand what's so amusing about penises," one schoolteacher solemnly says.
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His interview with Colbert was odd and amusing in its own way.
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During the rehearsals, he becomes a different man, amusing and vaguely sinister.
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Ng has posted other amusing Pokémon-related strips to his Facebook page.
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Even so, this is a gentle Tuesday puzzle with an amusing theme.
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There were some amusing differences in his and Juliette's versions of events.
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These small victories, sometimes amusing, sometimes costly, are crucial to Andrea's survival.
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But Wade conceded that Mr. Delicious had a winning — and amusing — personality.
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However, Bailey&aposs tweet caused the amusing recipe photos to go viral.
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An amusing argument involving an overly extended metaphor about a dishwasher follows.
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Is the Book of Esther amusing enough to warrant seven different exegeses?
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Kate McKinnon playing Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain was, unsurprisingly, amusing.
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I promptly noped out of there, thought you all may find this amusing.
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After a few amusing moments, mom rushes in and desperately herds them away.
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But it's this very juxtaposition that makes this video so amusing to watch.
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"How to Write a Song," from the latter, is amusing and highly meta.
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This ad shouldn't be as amusing as it is, but here we are.
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He said he and his sons found them mostly amusing at the time.
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LSS: It was very amusing, because Bob was a generation older than me.
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The captions themselves, while plenty cute and amusing, aren't astoundingly clever or funny.
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It's the most amusing of the four documentaries, and even a little informative.
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Instagram had become more than an amusing feed of my friends' goings-on.
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At first it was mildly amusing but it is getting faintly ridiculous now.
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In a series of amusing videos posted to Twitter, she documents their encounter.
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He can be amusing in private, which is seldom said of Mrs May.
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He takes playful pictures of people, animals, and objects overlapping in amusing ways.
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It made for an amusing twist, even if the science wasn't especially accurate.
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The results range from as amusing to as horrifying as you might expect.
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This is obviously a perfect opportunity for you to suggest amusing possibilities for .
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It's doubtful airport security will find the gag as amusing as you do.
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If people just don't find The Big Bang Theory amusing, so be it.
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At first, it's amusing to watch Gillan play the scenes as physical comedy.
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Some Internet users found the designs amusing and creative; others found them shocking.
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"It might sound amusing, but not when it's happening in your own life."
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Others, though, noted that Fisher herself would likely have found the tweet amusing.
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These situations can be embarrassing, but they are most of the time amusing.
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It'd all be pretty amusing if the medium term risks weren't so great.
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He had a streak of Puritanism to him that his crew found amusing.
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Getting robots to walk like humans is a tricky (and reliably amusing) exercise.
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I found a lot of that material amusing, but also kind of alarming.
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Whereas Dragon Hills is amusing and Chameleon Run is frenetic, Fotonica is psychedelic.
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In an amusing echo of the Wintel era, it is called Agency Inside.
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I did that for so many years that I stopped finding myself amusing.
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I almost had to leave the office because I found it so amusing.
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The idea of government running anything and everything was more amusing than horrifying.
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The approach to your dog varies somewhat by the amusing types Hodgson imagines.
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That Marfa is becoming a destination might have been amusing to the artist.
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"Marcel" and "The Art of Laughter" are more amusing and instructive than hilarious.
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They did not think that drugging someone was amusing or trivial at all.
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It's not "Gone Girl" cleverness or the amusing frustration of an unreliable narrator.
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He is at best a kind of amusing buffoon; at worst, an annoyance.
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Tenaya erupted with a rage and sorrow that Bunnell's commander apparently found amusing.
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In Zoom parties, it's more about showing your flair and amusing your friends.
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She was asking me to do more work in a terribly amusing way.
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Connie seems to find this amusing, never suspecting the truth of the matter.
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"He told amusing stories and sang little ditties," Mr. Rockefeller recalled in 2002.
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Most people who watch it probably find it fairly amusing — and plenty gross.
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That was quite amusing to me and comes out quite well in the film.
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Even if it's a dark and absurdist thing, it's still amusing in our world.
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What he found amusing and interesting topics of conversation, Tina found painful and embarrassing.
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He spent time alone, amusing himself by writing, drawing, and taking apart old radios.
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An intuitive image, nice and easy, casual and often amusing for the final recipient.
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At least they're amusing themselves with fake ways to watch TV and hail cars.
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For most Mexicans, the prospect of a Trump triumph—however unlikely—is less amusing.
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Some find the poses very disturbing, and then others find them absurd and amusing.
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Plus it could make for an amusing conversation piece at your next dinner party.
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One of the more amusing examples is how Rodin said good night to Rilke.
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Oh and the way you're supposed to launch this thing that's actually really amusing.
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Still, while amusing given Facebook's troubles with fake news, that's not the point here.
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The resulting sense of immediacy and chaos is disturbing, compelling, and at times amusing.
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Sheridan, who has been tweeting about the experience, luckily seems to find it amusing.
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At the time it felt as if it might make for an amusing picture.
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You'll find this just as amusing as the cackling boy in the kiddie pool.
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That's right Joe, because you think it's amusing that Donald Trump is the nominee.
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Cortese also posted a variety of sweet and amusing Instagram photos before Odette's birth.
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Must have been painful for him, but it was oh-so-amusing for us.
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Boy, is it fun imagining people's lives—the reality is almost certainly less amusing.
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Still, you can get a little glimpse of all the amusing food on Instagram.
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And like that, basketball Twitter got extremely petty and amusing, as foretold in prophecy.
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I run to get the night nurses who seem to find the situation amusing.
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Perhaps then you're able to be amusing about it or more hopeful about it.
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That way, it wouldn't just be amusing, it would actually stick in peoples' brains.
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I find this all incredibly amusing because her campaign still just doesn't get it.
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It was not an amusing story until Mr. Hiaasen had his way with it.
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And I've got to tell you that it is… really quite amusing to me.
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The perpetually smirking Mr. Jones offers an amusing impersonation of James Dean doing Hitler.
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The movie gets much mileage out of the BFG's amusing malapropisms, but goes to
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No one has made the exchanging of 11th forwards and seventh defensemen this amusing.
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"I kept the letter because it was in English and faintly amusing," he said.
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Navarro finds the Stonehenge comparisons to the circular formation of his Impenetrable Rooms amusing.
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My inbox has been amusing lately with [messages] like, 'Hey, are you still engaged?
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There are different designs, and the otherwise zany and amusing market suddenly turns grim.
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Tependris, as she flits about fashion shows offering up amusing observations and bons mots.
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I find it amusing that your drinking age is 21; in Australia, it's 18.
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All of this grinding irritation and mutual dislike is conveyed via amusing British repression.
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While potentially amusing, these foreign items can cause serious damage to the plant's infrastructure.
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She captured a single woman's point of view that was empowering and definitely amusing.
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Some of their messages have been quirky and informative, while others have been amusing.
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There has been another, more amusing reaction — marriage proposals on her Facebook fan page.
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To be sure, these stories can be horrifying and sad as often as amusing.
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They are both very worldly, very amusing company and both are highly cultured men.
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While Zestimates can be amusing for some curious homeowners, they are infuriating for others.
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If someone says something amusing, she can just ask her husband what it was.
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The company of broadly like-minded people is amusing (and could constitute useful networking).
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Mitski can be wryly amusing in person, as she sometimes is in her songs.
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In somewhat less amusing news, Musk also stood trial for defamation in December 2019.
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At first, Clayten made a joke — wrong texts are usually pretty amusing, after all.
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What have researchers found that is unusual, remarkable, and even amusing about this bird?
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Mr. Payne has an admirably concrete logistical sense and an eye for amusing incongruities.
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Both Guerreros find it amusing and puzzling that they are confused for each other.
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She likes Christmas (I think), but she loves reality and its awkward, amusing facts.
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"By turns amusing and adroit, this first novel is utterly satisfying," Kirkus Reviews wrote.
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Few other shows have examined American race relations with such an acidly amusing eye.
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"I think it's so amusing that people are amused by my love life," she said.
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The graphic novel is actually far more subtle, amusing, and haunting than its title suggests.
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This animated sitcom on Fox is as subtle and amusing as a brick border wall.
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They didn't worry about the correct way to do things, just on amusing one another.
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The Joy star, 25, displayed her signature candor in an amusing new video for Glamour.
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Wilder saw the role as one that was "touching" and "amusing," but not side-splitting.
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British police know how to take lemons and turn them into an amusing viral stunt.
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Which would nearly approach amusing, if Cramer himself wasn't the threading holding the screw back.
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His mammoth history of Russia's royal dynasty features many such vivid, amusing and surprising particulars.
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Not speaking French or Haitian Creole was restricting, but it led to some amusing interactions.
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LONDON — Anyone who suffers from anxiety will know that the condition is far from amusing.
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Converted into US dollars and with tax added in, the Solarin costs an amusing $43,666.
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I did try the buds out on some records at home however, which was amusing.
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In an amusing montage later, the women audition their new characters to Sam and Bash.
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It was supposed to be amusing — a comic, reckless collision of beasts and high culture.
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The clients must have found my presence amusing, but to me it was no stunt.
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We should never be resigned to this dysfunctional pettiness, and there's nothing amusing about it.
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They have a simulated butt that sits on it, which is always amusing to see.
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Peruse the meme page to see how amusing (or unamusing) your potential students might be.
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You can post GIFs on Instagram to make an amusing, interesting, and eye-catching post.
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And there are even a couple of amusing, albeit unmemorable, sight gags and one-liners.
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The world's largest salt flat makes for some amusing photo opportunities that play with perspective.
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Youmo would symbolize a new type of talk that was at once engaged and amusing.
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The end was glorious and amusing, and included a mic drop moment when quoted Hamilton.
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I could see straight through it now—solipsistic, narcissistic, false reality, easy tropes, barely amusing.
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And his e-mails to me were like that, too; they were always very amusing.
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It shows musicians at rest, play, and work, offering an amusing cross-section of idiosyncrasies.
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They found the stories amusing, and they saw how it was inspired by our upbringing.
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In White's hands, humor and magic — two fields traditionally dominated by men — are seriously amusing.
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Amusing guest stars like Maria Bamford and Mary Lynn Rajskub turn up to add interest.
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Doja Cat's raps are amusing, and this video — lo-fi, hilariously salacious — is sharply executed.
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Aren't even the best limericks just, you know, sort of amusing rather than properly poetic?
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Crime The Venetian settings are enchanting and Commissario Guido Brunetti's investigative methods are drolly amusing.
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It manifests itself in small — and often amusing — ways in foreign leaders' comments toward him.
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Shows usually have three or four performers who take turns, with amusing banter in between.
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The easiest one for me, which I also found amusing and adorable (amorable?), was 52A.
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They contain strange facial expressions that could only be amusing to another 8-year-old.
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They make a funny pair, by turns amusing and puzzling, though also melancholic and touching.
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There was unmistakable pride in his smile when he found a punch line particularly amusing.
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And now even these clichés can be amusing for the fact that they're so tired.
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"Jukebox Life," directed by Eric Michael Gillett, is seasoned with amusing, mildly self-deprecating anecdotes.
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Somehow, role-playing nations at war seemed less amusing than it had on November 7th.
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Her "journey through the world of Jane Austen fandom" is amusing and sometimes mind-boggling.
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Frequent Trader Joe's shoppers may pick up on some amusing trends on certain product labels.
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She has a keen eye for amusing anecdotes, and writes them up with convincing detail.
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It's also worth visiting just to meet the very opinionated but super amusing designer himself.
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I have to admit, showing up as a Memoji on a FaceTime is pretty amusing.
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Leshchenko found it amusing that Manafort's past had become a central issue in American politics.
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Her house is unapologetically covered in bold, pink, damask-print wallpaper and tiny amusing trinkets.
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The 19th-century belief that skull shape revealed character provides some amusing, arcane cocktail names.
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It's such a horrifyingly casual display that it becomes grimly amusing before it turns devastating.
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Her disabilities, and the predicaments they spawned, struck her as amusing as often as not.
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Yael: In general, I thought Elliot's social engineering and social engineering fails were pretty amusing.
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It has a meandering, if amusing, fantastical conspiracy-theory plot that seems beside the point.
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They are both amusing and pretty, which is about all the movie asks of them.
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Except in this scenario, you're "conversing" with a lite, programmed AI with informative yet amusing responses.
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In any event, it's just amusing to see a neural network literally try to play god.
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And that's what Breather's Tabagotchi, an amusing clone of those virtual pet toys, promises to do.
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Every now and again, though, as in the case below, it can have unexpectedly amusing consequences.
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The amusing antics of House of Ferocity co-mothers Candy (Angelica Ross) and Lulu (Hallie Sahar).
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"I love the idea that people find my character so amusing and so bizarre," he said.
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Turns out watching people trotting along beside invisible dogs is more amusing than the real thing.
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Jeff Miller, House Committee on Veterans' Affairs chairman, said there was "nothing amusing" about McDonald's comparison.
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I've dipped into the poetry and found Beautiful Losers (1966), his second novel, an amusing read.
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Modern astrology has its place; it's amusing, at times artful, and well-written and thought-provoking.
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In Knightsbridge his life revolved round amusing dinner parties, theatre reviewing and quiet acts of charity.
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There happened to be a particularly amusing bit of context collapse buried in this whole saga.
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To men, this is sort of an amusing historical footnote, but to women it was alienating.
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O'Shea has an amusing theory on why someone might think Zimmerman's a fan of black people.
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Attractive, affable and conventionally amusing, these four men have come to symbolize all that is good.
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The other characters find her anger amusing, annoying, or puzzling, but never inspiring or thought-provoking.
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And maybe still sort of amusing the second time you missile'd yourself out of the water.
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Ivey captured the amusing moment on her phone and shared it online for all to enjoy.
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They express this with amusing Photoshops of anime girls wearing "Make America Great Again" trucker hats.
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On the contrary, it's a fresh delight every week populated by endearing oddballs and amusing relationships.
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Even if those things are not always planned, and are sometimes amusing for the wrong reasons.
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Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves to Death was written in 803, but it reads like prophecy today.
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I hope he enjoys his retirement and keeps on amusing all those who come across him.
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Thankfully for the state of comedy, Ikea has plenty of amusing names on its real roster.
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And it's even amusing to me to say the word silly out loud, it's not cool!
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He told amusing stories about his life and the show while shamelessly plugging his other projects.
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Both of these he found amusing, because his work continued to lambast any and all authority.
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The strongest aspect of the six-hour project -- other than the amusing visual of Moss' Det.
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Returning to more familiar terrain, the show remains amusing, while delivering what feels like diminishing returns.
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It's just an excuse on which to hang two trite overbearing fables and one amusing one.
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Mr. Hanks, in his best clownish mode, scrunches his features into all manner of amusing grimaces.
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In typical PewDiePie fashion, the lyric treads the line between amusing insider reference and plain offensive.
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Looking further back, you have collections of jokes, amusing stories and anecdotes, comedic verse and essays.
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Don't be fooled into thinking the annual pardoning exercise is just an amusing and harmless exercise.
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While this press frenzy can be amusing, the wider societal implications are nothing to laugh at.
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This animal shelter prank is definitely his most touching plant to date, and also very amusing.
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Of course, dramatizing such a double mistake in female judgment might make for an amusing comedy.
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Usually something pops into my head that I find amusing so I put it on paper.
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"I guess he could have simply done it because he thought this was amusing," Tual said.
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But when the stakes are low, bad art is just another amusing reminder of human fallibility.
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It's even amusing when you watch a version dubbed in French, as the above clip is.
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It's called The Second Law, by London artist Paul Fryer and it's both macabre and amusing.
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It was a joke shared with the community, an amusing "what if?" meant to remain unsolved.
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It's an amusing tale for young audiences, ending with the expected messages about friendship and courage.
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There was a circular quality to the proceedings that might have been amusing in different times.
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My sister found it amusing that I wailed the first time we watched The Lion King.
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It's ridiculous, it's amusing and it's got to be frustrating for Colin Kaepernick, who remains unsigned.
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The other scandals are less amusing, involving dilemmas of race and meritocracy with no celebrity leaven.
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The communist computer's devotion to the now long-dead soviet regime is equally amusing and unsettling.
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It's a funny idea, and when it clicks, in the early episodes, "Vandal" is pretty amusing.
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Was it called "Joke" because for some it was an amusing little cruise through the woods?
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The result is rich, dense, often amusing and, above all, full of inner tension and suspense.
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As a Western official with a focus on real solutions, I don't find this very amusing.
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While he waited to be rescued, he took some amusing photos in the empty, abandoned gym.
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Outrageously amusing, he said things out loud that many people thought but were afraid to utter.
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Not laugh-out funny, but I just found it very amusing and memorable for some reason.
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It is typically technically proficient work from the studio, but also not much more than amusing.
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Miss Josephine Barry wrote back that she had never read anything so amusing in her life.
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HANNITY: By the way, Sara, just amusing aside, I hear Mr. Rosenstein doesn&apost particularly like me.
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Minaj added the crying-with-laughter emoji to the video, indicating that she found the exchange amusing.
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In other amusing snaps, Zendaya laid zingers on the football player for his height and hair color.
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But despite its seemingly amusing nature, it also reveals how people, more often than not, contain multitudes.
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Nevertheless, Jimmy is a charmer, and his continual line of amusing jokes about lawyers gets Rebecca laughing.
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After Adele cleaned up at the Brit Awards, she gave a moving (and, as always, amusing) speech.
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She found it particularly amusing that Trump was describing a failed conquest, instead of his usual braggadocio.
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Here are some more: donot smileat mewhilei amusing the ketchuppumpyoustupidfucker buy mesomething offmy amazon wishlist Wow, incredible.
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But it's rarely more than mildly amusing, at least to someone who's not a regular telenovela watcher.
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" A. O. Scott remarked on his "dry, amusing impersonation of the inventor Nikola Tesla" in "The Prestige.
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Lowe, who regaled the tale years later, noted that the situation had a particularly amusing silver lining.
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But in his parallel universe, Mr O'Reilly's style was no less influential, and to less amusing effect.
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Art Museum Dheera Venkatraman took Snapchat's gender-swapping filters to Stanford's Cantor Arts Center, with amusing results.
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But the staff was having to slide down the escalators to help people and it was amusing.
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"Sitting an hour a day going to work in congestion, maybe it's not that amusing," he said.
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The Super Crew Rousey plays a metal-bending heroine in this amusing riff on second string superheroes.
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We filmed an amusing scene which has been described as an ego trip and a victory parade.
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It was a hilarious moment made even more amusing because we could both speak to each other.
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So I think for the public, it's been amusing on one level, but it hasn't been substantive.
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Chef Tracey is still cooking up amusing antics while getting her house remodeled thanks to the Biermanns.
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It got to the point where [the gossip] was almost amusing if it hadn't been so mean.
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The acting was good, meaning that in my opinion, the actors portrayed the cats in amusing ways.
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By some accounts, he was a close fraternity brother, an amusing -- if slightly awkward - friend, and son.
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But along with amusing tales, their customers also share troubling stories of relationships that have turned violent.
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" Klobuchar said Wednesday that she finds Alec Baldwin's portrayal of Trump on the NBC series "quite amusing.
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He's probably the most amusing to watch in his cocky ineptitude and complete lack of self-awareness.
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"I find it amusing that that's an issue at the 2016 Ryder Cup," Sutton told Golfweek magazine.
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While Ten Years Later can't match the magic of the original, it's an amusing reunion for fans.
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Probably the best way to experience "Warcraft," a generally amusing and sometimes visually arresting absurdity, is stoned.
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This mélange of styles may be intentional, but it fails to cohere into anything amusing or frightening.
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"I hope it will be quite amusing for George, as they grow up, and he grows up."
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In "Ideation," Mr. Loeb has devised a psychological game, one that's both amusing and intriguing to play.
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The project isn't only filled with amusing punchlines, but "Tall" fills the space as Sah's underdog anthem.
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She responded by being a bully and seemed to find it amusing to throw food at someone.
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There's a great book, I'm sure you've read Neil Postman's book, Amusing Ourselves to Death, from 1984.
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They wouldn't want anyone to know that they were 'a magician of amusing diversions' they were real.
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At least they found it very amusing that the opponents hugged and shook hands after the fight.
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Most of the other mishaps and commotions have been mostly harmless, however, even straying into the amusing.
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O.C.D. has often been misunderstood, undiagnosed and exploited as a set of amusing quirks for Hollywood characters.
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Some of the workers found it amusing when I asked whether they were granted paid sick leave.
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Mr. Cline's book — readable and amusing without being exactly good — is a hodgepodge of cleverness and cliché.
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"The animation is striking, the jokes amusing and the story sweet," Manohla Dargis writes in her review.
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There may be something amusing, or at least innocuous, about the bullshit artists encountered in a lifetime.
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The book includes history, content analysis, artist interviews, amusing asides and more than 100 pages of illustrations.
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It's amusing, and a little sad, that "The Bachelor" so consistently struggles to land an eligible bachelor.
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Thither they would repair to drink and say amusing things — their drink of choice was the martini.
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It's amusing to draw a connection between the baroness's training as a nurse and this small container.
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It was probably for meditating upon, but it would also have been an amusing, even funny, piece.
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That the Cardinals thought better of it and removed the reference does not make it less amusing.
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Nyles' blasé attitude toward his situation makes for a darkly amusing contrast to Sarah's shock and confusion.
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My children found it endlessly amusing, perhaps recognizing early on how diversity can make things more fun.
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There are some touching and amusing zigzags on the way to the film's sweet and affirmative conclusion.
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For Prince Harry and his brother, Prince William, there is nothing amusing about the news media interest.
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This is an amusing book to reread, since even the smallest details are assigned a narrative purpose.
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It was also amusing to us that there was a second outdoor shower attached to our room.
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Some audience members giggled out loud during the amusing moments of the impish scherzo and spiraling finale.
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Charlie Berens, Ryan Ruebl, and You Betcha are a few of the biggest and most amusing accounts.
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It felt absurd, but also just satisfying and amusing enough that I did not reject the suggestion.
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Not sure if this helps gain traction on the bench press but it's definitely amusing to watch.
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Check it out ... Corker found the whole thing amusing before countering with a subtle jab of his own.
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He finds the entire Old Testament-inspired charade generally amusing, if a bit restrictive for his personal life.
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The girls' spirits remained intact, as they devised amusing and mocking nicknames for the fighters, the diaries show.
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This agency has had some amusing problems lately, like the tax Web site blowing up on Tax Day.
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It's often quite amusing to see when people stumble across the first-ever episode, and they watch that.
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Nancy and Frank remained on surprisingly good -- and sometimes amusing -- terms until Frank's death, at 82, in 1998.
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"The most amusing 'April Fools' news is that Xinhua is seriously saying 'don't believe rumors'," one comment said.
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When he arrives at the Abbey of St. Paul in Wisques, Egan must pass an amusing entrance exam.
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As for energy's impact on stocks, Gartman believes attempts to prove the two move in tandem is amusing.
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It's a little amusing that I enjoyed the cheapest Fujinon lens the most, but maybe that makes sense.
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"We were just joking — it's sort of amusing having something like this that's not my fault," he said.
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If your man won't find Tide Pod chocolate boxes amusing, here are ten ideas that he'll actually enjoy.
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They're trying to be flippant or funny or amusing or thinking that threats to an individual is funny.
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And I've got to tell you that it is... (APPLAUSE) CLINTON: It is really quite amusing to me.
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That means we'll likely have more fun videos ahead of re-enactors performing amusing stunts in full armor.
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One Southwest Airlines flight attendant has figured out an amusing way to get his passengers to listen up.
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But I must admit these little semi-porn drawings are more amusing than a stuffy New Yorker cartoon.
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Generally speaking, they're pretty cute, which makes Google's latest experiment—teaching them to honk—all the more amusing.
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The play's writer found it amusing that the very company he's poking fun at would attend his play.
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Amusing how conservatives in my timeline bash the mainstream media ... until Trump gets TIME's Person of the Year.
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It was amusing and by all means less threatening than what previously had transpired there on the boat.
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Both Walker and Santigold are shot pulling puppet strings, manipulating their limbs to make amusing, undulating dance moves.
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" A few are amusing: "I never told you that I accidentally peed in your bed once while sleeping.
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The fire department is using this amusing anecdote as an opportunity to stress the importance of smoke detectors.
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Sometimes the box boyfriends would come for a visit which was always an amusing event to eavesdrop on.
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That doesn't make the re-use of this tagline in a completely different context any less amusing, though.
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Deadpool has several different personalities swimming around inside his mind; their random quips, or arguments, are endlessly amusing.
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The digs he makes at his rivals, often in the form of tweets offering "advice", can be amusing.
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The first half of The Lobster makes a drily amusing if slightly rote procession through its governing conceits.
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And some of its observations about rom-com silliness are, if not exactly original, at least pretty amusing.
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It's all still amusing, and the notes of strangled romanticism and just-perceptible nobility are still in place.
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But amusing characters shouldn't be what a presidential election — or any election, for that matter — should be about.
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So it's amusing and perplexing to read Burns's remarks about elevating his documentaries to the level of art.
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While we're still skeptical about the veracity of this whole thing,we have to admit: It's pretty amusing.
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Polly Burroughs felt the book was "swiftly paced and amusing," but balked at its limitless imagination about Ralph.
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An added bonus was the discovery of his vividly colored and amusing illustrations, particularly in that earlier notebook.
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It's kind of amusing how not on board her colleagues are with a little pre-surgery God chat.
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Here's Duffy: I would almost find such blatant scapegoating amusing if it weren't so insulting to the team.
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He recently feared that incriminating photos of him dancing in an amusing way were about to go online.
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Steampunk wasn't officially steampunk yet, and this proved quite hard—and in hindsight amusing—to explain to people.
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Critics were quick to label Ho's style as linglei , meaning "alternative," a designation that she finds wryly amusing.
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And I found the whole thing amazingly amusing, but I was sitting next to this very charismatic guy.
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The angles defy gravity enough to be amusing at times, but they can also look like painful contortions.
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" Wodehouse said he had "wanted to tell some of the amusing side of life in an internment camp.
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At this point, it's simply no longer amusing when I absent-mindedly tap on my Macbook Air's screen.
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A few even tried to impersonate the bot, which was vastly preferable from our perspective and rather amusing.
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I find it endlessly fascinating and amusing and also quite touching to be trusted with your messy lives.
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Catfights have had a long history of amusing drag queens and turning on heterosexual men, including in pornography.
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The Lego figures are rendered with playful rigor; their limited movements and expressions generate some amusing sight gags.
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The mystery takes an amusing turn once the clever young Constable Peregrine Twitten starts second-guessing his superiors.
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At first, I have to admit that the coronavirus story felt sort of amusing to many of us.
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Mr. Martin, taking a lesson from Woody Allen, gives his character lots of amusing opportunities to skewer pretentiousness.
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Overseen by the Duchess (an amusing Milla Jovovich), the women undergo various treatments, some more willingly than others.
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Particularly amusing is the henchman Baxter (Swen Temmel), who spouts clichés like a Bad Genre Movie Dialogue bot.
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It is also amusing to consider how these rats' bipedal neighbors impatiently clamor to catch these same trains.
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Their amusing antics, however, often play out — at least for me — along the edges of leafless winter woods.
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Rather than being seen as a serious contender, he was treated by the press as an amusing sideshow.
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In the end, she was just an amusing old coot, and Eleanor was first lady to the world.
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James was always an amusing take on masculine cool, the one riding on that dark, lonely Lynchian highway.
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We're here to fill in the picture with some trivia about Garland's life, some tragic and some amusing.
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For the most part, the family has learned to find these happenings amusing, or, at worst, lightly obnoxious.
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It's everything that we think is the most interesting, important, or just amusing that we saw this year.
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She posts hilarious videos, tasty recipes, and witty infographics to hammer her points home in an amusing fashion.
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"It's getting less amusing," Spacey told ITK Monday when asked about how he'd describe the current presidential campaign.
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There's even an amusing conversation about the enduring value of camp as a part of the gay sensibility.
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This series also has a Lottie (Jessica Mescall), Jack's sister, who complicates their work lives in amusing ways.
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He just does what he needs to do, and usually in the most entertaining and amusing fashion possible.
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To other players on the tour, there is something faintly amusing about El Shorbagy's not-so-secret weapon.
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The animal covers the screen of the smart device and offers amusing sounds while the child is eating.
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The similarities between him and McVay led to an amusing scene on Monday involving a reporter and McDaniels.
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Amusing for an instant, the parallels very quickly grow tiresome under Jaki Bradley's less than light-footed direction.
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" Later, in Act II, Mr. Mastro gets an amusing, sewer-themed patter song, "Love Gone Down the Drain.
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Though the dogs are highly trained, there's always a chance something will go awry — with often amusing results.
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They often feel isolated, and observers might not know if they thought the interaction was consensual or amusing.
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Stengel, with his amusing, and endless, observations became the perfect narrator for a season of amazingly bad baseball.
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Kraftwerk, Daft Punk, and the Chainsmokers wouldn't sell records if there weren't something inherently amusing about computer noises.
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" People-watching could be amusing, he acknowledged, but it could not compare with "the joy that architecture provokes.
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For them, the lottery isn't an amusing way to exercise wealth, but a risky path to acquire it.
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In our immediate family, the daily puzzle is divided among various family members — and some of the most amusing fights in the house have happened when Ella, our youngest, has come home from school and seen that someone added words to "her" puzzle day — amusing for the parents, at least!
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A drag race was made at least moderately convincing with some smoke, tricks of light and amusing camera angles.
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Ray Romano, as American Century's payola master, and J. C. MacKenzie, as its deeply compromised accountant, are consistently amusing.
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"For some, Spiritualism was an amusing parlor game; for others, it was a life-long scientific passion," says Tucker.
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The most interesting—and perversely amusing—example was his repeated gaffes when trying to pander to the Christian right.
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A slightly more amusing and interactive take on the grasshopper milkshake, for those who prefer to drink their dessert.
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Instead, the 2-year-old took matters into his own hands, putting on an amusing display for the monarch.
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Few things are more thrilling in the life of a kindergartner than a whopper that grown-ups find amusing.
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Such antics may have been amusing on television, but are hardly appropriate for a President of the United States.
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This scenario might seem amusing but, if ever actualized, Vautier in particular would be hoisted by his own petard.
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It is also incredibly smart, amusing, and written in that slightly wry female voice I found myself drawn to.
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Good Trouble thrives because it achieves the perfect balance between these emotional, strenuous arcs and the lighter, amusing ones.
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People even reminded us of when Seyfried teased Corrine Olympios on Twitter by posting the amusing automatic doors video.
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These days, the team looks forward to the quirky stories, or "some lyrical or amusing detail," Mr. Owen said.
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While that name might sound amusing to viewers after seven seasons of "Jon Snow," Sam immediately waves it off.
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He strips back the often glamourized approach of travel photography and instead shows us something incredibly amusing and relatable.
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"What is amusing is that not a single tester went missing during the days of the exhibition," Romanski said.
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Both are balancing successful careers while raising four kids, each with their own set of amusing and relatable problems.
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You can also somehow play chess against yourself, which makes for an amusing activity if you're really bored. 7.
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Once they get to Hawaii, the film turns into an occasionally amusing blend of vacation comedy and romantic comedy.
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Clearly, the video abstracts the symbolic elements down to their aesthetic markers for a jazzy, trippy, amusing little jaunt.
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But there's still something quite amusing in Apple having to rely on direct competitors to power its own services.
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On Friday afternoon, Spears followed up with a complaint about being stuck in traffic, along with another amusing selfie.
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So a collision while you're sitting in one would be amusing at worst, and far from life-threatening.[YouTube]
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The public archives of OSI's debate over SSPL are at times informative and at times amusing, bordering on comical.
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Even Tanden's many, often amusing criticisms of Clinton, particularly for using a private email server, fall under this category.
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Throughout his time in the race, he's offered a treasure trove of alternately odd, amusing and occasionally confounding statements.
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I can only presume that after 33 years on the radio, Evans is capable of asking insightful, amusing questions.
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Before joining the band, he used to work as a waiter, but he finds this job way more amusing.
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Others regard the fluid experiment as an amusing demo that says nothing about black holes or their central mystery.
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That contrast would be amusing if Republicans weren't empowered to vandalize Obamacare or let it wither via malign neglect.
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Elgar was nodding, grinning, like he had some amusing joke that was sure to slay them back in Germany.
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If there is an animal at a wedding, the photographs will probably be more amusing when viewed years later.
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It's amusing to the rest of us, but perhaps one day won't be all that impossible, with artificial intelligence.
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Some of the bad guys are amusing — one is inexplicably in clown makeup; another's preferred weapon is a flamethrower.
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Although the project is amusing, coming up with nonsense is the one thing with which humans need no help.
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He's built a livelihood based on amusing interpretations about everyday life, and his diaries are chock full of it.
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It's a cunning representation of the psychological distance between them, and the adroitness of the trick makes it amusing.
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I have winked at men, and at women, after making a point that I thought was amusing or irreverent.
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He giggled a lot while doing this because the buzzing sound of the bee was very amusing to him.
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"It's amusing, because Trump is pretty much the antithesis of what a witch is," says Damon, a male witch.
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The names of participants in a "cabaret for the colonies" scroll in an amusing list: Scarlett O'Sahara, Guantánamo Babe.
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Amusing and unsettling enough at first, the business becomes less tenable the more wildly Binet spins out his scenarios.
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His wife, Doris, listened to the familiar story with an amusing gaze, almost as adoring as the one Mrs.
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And they mined the tapes for amusing bits of between-takes studio chatter, which are sprinkled throughout the show.
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He said he finds it amusing that so many young men feel the need to take a hatchet camping.
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That said, the feral descriptions of sex provide some of the novel's most amusing, if decidedly un-Dostoyevskian, moments.
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It knows the melting of its frosty body — so amusing, so pathetic — is also the way of all flesh.
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One year, I attacked the oat grasses on my property with a machete, which my neighbors found quite amusing.
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"Sometimes the outcomes [of April Fools' Day stunts] are amusing and sometimes they're not," marketing chief Chris Capossela wrote.
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Yet there is nothing amusing about the damage that hyperinflation can inflict on the lives of people and nations.
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It's one of the more darkly amusing, if still dangerous, stories I have of my devil-may-care father.
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Bernstein plays with the psychological throughout, pulling the audience into an often bewildering but amusing rollercoaster of a mindset.
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It's always amusing when someone the panel has continuously guessed (like Sherri Shepherd) finally appears on The Masked Singer.
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The title of the likable, amusing "Spider-Man: Homecoming" indicates that this is a return, though to what exactly?
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Think the GM commercial where an assembly-line robot contemplates suicide, which many saw as more depressing than amusing.
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It's ultimately as complacent, self-absorbed and clueless as its heroine, and not always in an especially amusing way.
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These have always been excellent — cleverly put together and containing many amusing moments that tie in to the movies.
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It's an amusing episode (it's the one with Ms. Silverman) but also feels disingenuous given what has come before.
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Mr. Ranganathan's blunt self-deprecation is disarming and the situations he and Mr. Green engineer are simple but amusing.
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It's amusing now to imagine Mr. Kelly, a no-nonsense Marine Corps general, getting a load of the Mooch.
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Several news outlets published displays of Mr. Trump's more amusing grip-and-grins on Weibo, a Chinese microblogging site.
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Every other actor in Dracula is performing for a different show entirely, but instead of being amusing, it's exhausting.
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I just know that I usually play a lot of jokes on set, helping create a good, amusing atmosphere.
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The Flash's upbeat, jokey energy formed a great contrast with Wayne's deadpan cynicism, and the exchange was genuinely amusing.
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Well, I think Mark Leibovich wrote a very amusing piece recently about the mood piece, the Trump mood piece.
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Or, as a more amusing punishment, you'd be quarantined to a really bad forum with all the other idiots.
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KS: The different crowds were always amusing to watch, and of course, I preferred the other crowd much more.
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Just as irrelevant, but nonetheless amusing in light of Trump's comments, Mueller had actually been confirmed more recently than Whitaker.
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" It's a great clip with lots of amusing stories, including why Stamos knows that all of Rickles' passwords are "Hitler.
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One of my coworkers wrote a poem about our book-sorting machine, so I'm hoping people will find it amusing.
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If you want to remain in blissful ignorance, please click on this amusing story about Alan Tudyk's nether regions instead.
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With an amusing heresy, he subverted the structures of pictorial space in order to elicit feelings of uncertainty and disorientation.
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While he may talk too much, he nevertheless has a lot of interesting things to say; amusing anecdotes to impart.
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There's no way to know if the restaurant employees actually fulfilled this wish, but his request is amusing either way.
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However, in between Beyoncé's numerous amusing lyrics on the album, Jay Z is actually the star of EVERYTHING IS LOVE.
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But even stuff like "Angry Birds" is totally amusing and there's grown-up jokes and there's good poopoo jokes, too.
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But Teigen doesn't just generate amusing content—she creates priceless viral moments and is an amazing source of meme material.
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This is just an amusing speed bump en route to his escape, rather than a serious incident of sexual abuse.
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Diverse in material, form, and construction, these readymade sculptures punctuate the landscape with a story that is menacing and amusing.
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And forget inert hand grenades or replicas that are meant to be amusing; the TSA does not find these funny.
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Obama, who also read some amusing #MeanTweets about himself on the show, also opened up about his relationship to technology.
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If I wanted to find a Vine more amusing than it actually is, I'd probably see about developing a personality.
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Then there are the…Read more ReadThe Bangladesh bank hack until now seemed like a farcically amusing comedy of errors.
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Hearing Google CEO Sundar Pichai mention pop star Ariana Grande's smash hit during an investor earnings call was endlessly amusing.
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In one of the self-proclaimed king's more amusing moments, he corrects Davos on his misuse of the world 'less.
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What would be so amusing, if it wasn't so disingenuous, is that Hillary is appalled and disgusted at Trump's language.
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"My kids are the least impressed about any work that I do, which is quite amusing," Ellis, 37, tells PEOPLE.
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The proposed addition of Hieroglyphs demonstrates that the import of Unicode initiatives goes far beyond the standardization of amusing emoji.
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But, at the same time, this is Snapchat's fourth filter that brazenly skirts the line between mildly amusing and offensive.
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This mix of ignorance and braggadocio is often amusing, but the Korea example is a reminder that it's also dangerous.
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This trip through the President's brain might seem amusing if did not reveal the enormous cost of presidential self-absorption.
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"The most amusing of these difficulties was that everyone assumed I was an authority on all things Negro," she continued.
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To learn more about Triest and deMarrais, you can check out their occasional and often very amusing video show, Carpool.
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While most people find this amusing, VICELAND's own Kid Mero has a few issues with the workaround—namely the smell.
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LONDON — Channel 4 quiz show Countdown isn't usually a laugh a minute, but there are occasionally some unexpectedly amusing moments.
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"It very interesting and amusing to me that in my 50s I've hit the zeitgeist in that way," he says.
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It just seems so stupid and amusing, socks as this irreverent material to put into the sacred area of painting.
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But it's actually very amusing to consider the ramifications of such a proposal even being made in the first place.
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However, she's since found some comfort in the fact that her story seems to have been amusing to her followers.
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In 2007 Anonymous was still an amusing inside-joke, a loose culture originating from an odd corner of the web.
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"It was quite amusing to hear all the team managers calling to wonder why we were doing this," he added.
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The father-son banter is as amusing as the choices of destinations, though the mumbling Mr. Osbourne sometimes requires subtitles.
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One amusing account of whisky's origin holds that it was invented by the Irish as an embrocation for sick mules.
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The narrator of this ruminative and amusing novel is a cultural anthropologist whose area of specialty is the family photograph.
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Priebus had swiped a couple of these coasters from the bar at the Hay-Adams Hotel and found them amusing.
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He could be an amusing parody of the bad-boy chef if we weren't supposed to take him so seriously.
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While this device is occasionally witty and amusing, unfortunately it doesn't work as well as it does in those books.
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Almost 20 years later, I find a few things about this dream I longed so desperately to fulfill very amusing.
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It's also quite amusing because I'm getting all this attention and yet my politics couldn't be further from Donald Trump's.
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While the three near sound-alikes are all amusing, I would have preferred to see all three entries as nouns.
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Professionally comfortable with improvising, the D.J.s make for affable company, and it's amusing to watch radio from behind the scenes.
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Some of those are amusing films, sure, but they're not breaking any boundaries when it comes to exploring gender norms.
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Monica and Chandler are an odd couple in a lot of ways, which makes for amusing clashes and hilarious banter.
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This commercialized tourist culture is becoming ubiquitous, with adults amusing themselves in the same way everywhere, regardless of the place.
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But what at first seems playful and amusing becomes unnerving when the traversing of doors-within-doors has no end.
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It's a hypnotic style, dryly funny, or at least aware of the ways in which its fussiness might be amusing.
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It's a beautiful portrait of a daughter's love for her parents, packed with sharp, amusing recollections, all told with love.
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He registers at first as an amiable host with an amusing line of patter about growing up Catholic in Denver.
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Word of the Day : inappropriately clever or amusing in tone _________ The word facetious has appeared in 23 articles on NYTimes.
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"The result is rich, dense, often amusing and, above all, full of inner tension and suspense," Jack Miles said here.
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Ocasio-Cortez is already running when the movie opens on her delivering an amusing gender analysis while putting on makeup.
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Some warned that amusing images of the scantily clad leader must not serve as a distraction from his revisionist comments.
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He has grown into a respected, amusing analyst of the team for broadcasts of their games on SportsNet New York.
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But a few were amusing themselves by blowing voluptuous clouds with clunky vapes that had been around since middle school.
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And it was precisely the sort of thing my mother would have found amusing, had it happened to anyone else.
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Some of the wordplay may be clever, but the attempts at witty repartee aren't sharp enough to be remotely amusing.
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" For a moment, this roll call is amusing, like the opening credits of "The Brady Bunch": "Hey, there you are!
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Amusing monologues and oddball encounters enliven T. Adamson's overstuffed play that follows two friends on a very long car ride.
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I actually want to know what other people have in that drawer because I think it's simultaneously amusing and horrifying.
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Something about this situation seemed to make Riley a touch uneasy — or, at least, to strike him as grimly amusing.
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Along the way, no small pleasure is to be had from the amusing, sometimes scabrous, satirical portraiture of illustrious figures.
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Without resorting to facial props on Friday, they had Stravinsky's polka sounding plenty amusing on a great night at Carnegie.
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The basic conceit of "Togo" is by itself amusing -- namely, that the story everyone thinks they know is actually wrong.
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"After a few steps, the models would end up in just their bikinis, and it was very amusing," she recalled.
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The ensuing adventure is lively, amusing and predictably predictable with revelations, reconciliations and some nebulous politics for the grown-ups.
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"It's Strauss at his craziest, amusing his listeners and hoping to change the mood of depressed, postwar Vienna," he said.
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It cleans beautifully, and it's amusing to watch your pet stare quizzically at it as it darts around the floor.
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"Are you normal?" he asks of a beaming, receptive audience that serves as an amusing stand-in for the viewer.
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Their inaugural number, a cornily amusing romantic duet-duel with clattering swords, proves that they have what the audience wants.
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That's because they feature movies that are already amusing, because their badness stems from something that's inherent to their construction.
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It's ironic and amusing that Microsoft has done a better job with the Google Assistant interaction than its own with Cortana.
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YouTube has come a long way from its beginnings as the place where you uploaded amusing cat videos for your friends.
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D&aposSOUZA: Where I find amusing is people focus on the injustice of illegal immigration to natives, to people in America.
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Even if no one wanted to know the answer, it now exists in this morbidly amusing mashup of Pixar what-ifs.
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Last week, Osi Olive was in the kitchen with his parents as they prepared dinner when he got an amusing idea.
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In 210, she wrote for the LA Times: This would all have been very amusing had it not been so frightening.
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But it would be an amusing — and necessary — reminder that the world is bigger than the action of Game of Thrones.
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She also, apparently, does a pretty accurate impression of the former Pope Benedict, which Putin was said to find particularly amusing.
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One of the amusing aspects of the tour was hearing Bang & Olufsen humble-bragging about Steve Jobs' fandom of its products.
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As amusing as she found this to be, she isn't sure she's entirely comfortable receiving the Venmo payments from these women.
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While obviously a promotion for the music service, Wrapped is a quick and amusing diversion from an increasingly hellish news cycle.
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But it's your cat's way of amusing itself, just as we humans have invented myriad ways of laughing and having fun.
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One firm even gifted the founders a tandem bike, sources tell TechCrunch, resorting to amusing measures to sway the Tandem team.
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Ms. Krause's Rose exudes a casually snarky vibe that's amusing, but she also locates the character's complicated humanity with clean precision.
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And yes, it's even kind of amusing to watch Trump tweet about something minutes after it's been discussed on the channel.
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Here's a uselessly amusing idea to wrap your head around: what if history's largest empire, the British Empire, still existed today?
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For now, outside of being an amusing way to kill some time, the applications of GeoVisual Search are an open question.
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Epstein's bits tend to be more lively, amusing and acutely observed, whereas Nicole's mostly inhabit the realm of her own thoughts.
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TOWARDS the end of an amusing few hours with Eric Garcetti, the mayor of Los Angeles, Lexington asked an abrupt question.
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"When I look back at it it's quite amusing," wrote Ogita on Twitter, followed by a character representing laughter in Japanese.
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They're just an excuse to interact with these characters and this world that are just off-kilter enough to be amusing.
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Also, a simple, but amusing, multiplayer Ping-Pong game can be set up on a table, even with our experimental hardware.
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If we consider coloring books as pedagogical tools rather than amusing diversions, we can use the fad as food for thought.
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While a boy band's rise in popularity can be meteoric, its demise is almost always inevitable, usually cruel and often amusing.
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Under inspection, via notions of "critical" parody, is the less-than-amusing impact modern humanity has had on the natural environment.
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It's just ridiculously amusing that this perfectly fits the image of the stereotypical millennial in the eye of a marketing genius.
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These little Mad Libs are amusing, but likely have you wondering why you need a new address in the first place.
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While this junior jaunt into the real world might be amusing to us, the zoo is taking the incident very seriously.
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It's a fully fleshed-out concept presented in under ten minutes, and as genuinely erotic as it is amusing and unsettling.
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It's all pretty amusing if you don't think of the human toll this administration will take over four or eight years.
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If ever you need an amusing social media exchange, you can normally count on Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively to deliver.
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"My kids are the least impressed about any work that I do, which is quite amusing," he said back in 2016.
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The tragicomic story of Al Jazeera America would be more amusing if it weren't for all the good journalism it produced.
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"Heart Attack" doesn't actually need to be two hours long, but its sendup of the 24-7 life is consistently amusing.
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On Twitter, she follows writers and politicians such as Donald Trump, who is "quite amusing and keeps me updated", she says.
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There's a brief, amusing party scene at Jake's house that suggests who he — and Mr. Burton — believe are the real monsters.
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It would be pretty amusing just to watch the assertive Gina Yashere and the seemingly scatterbrained Ms. Firestone hold a conversation.
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This is the equally haunting and amusing story of a lesser-known act, set against the swampy backdrop of northern Florida.
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The 2009 film is equal parts funny and violent, and provides an amusing, if inaccurate, retelling of WWII and Hitler's death.
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One of the most amusing, "This Ain't the Hokey Cokey Anymore," caricatures the physical challenges facing older people attempting athletic sex.
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ET. (CNN)For a parent, there's nothing amusing about finding a racial slur casually thrown around in your kid's text messages.
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When it first appeared at the annual Federal Reserve conference in 2014, the "Fed Up" campaign was just an amusing diversion.
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Like Beckett, this is a series of rants and musings of a self-destructive, neurotic, irritable and very amusing city dweller.
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As for the amusing Dr. Gómez, he may be an awful clinician, but he's prone to sudden and surprisingly apt observations.
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I guess I got lucky that these six are not only pretty amusing, but that they also are of symmetrical lengths.
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Through a myriad of amusing characters, it constructs a complex zombie lore involving clams, bile, and Serbian knights among other things.
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Watching a group of children compete in physical challenges is amusing, but it's the showdown conclusions that prove the most entertaining.
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"Billions" latches on to an amusing food metaphor to express that, with Chuck castigating Bryan for his weak Korean lunch order.
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It's an amusing—and, at times, amusingly absurd—commentary on just how ridiculous the Japanese economy was during this time period.
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So it's disappointing that Jack Ferver's "I Want You to Want Me" is little more than an occasionally amusing comedy sketch.
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To Gowdy, the request was "mildly amusing" but "not altogether surprising," given what he claims is progress in investigating the attacks.
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It is also, along with the often amusing depictions of Greenspan's personal life, what makes it so much fun to read.
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The detective-as-outsider convention works really well in humanizing Blanc, whom the elegant women in the district find especially amusing.
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There's an amusing on-the-fly component to watching a bunch of stars patch it together, but there's also some waste.
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I find it amusing that this genre is still denigrated by some critics as being a lesser form of the novel.
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She is portrayed with benevolent toughness by Andrea Bianchi, who is also highly amusing as the writer and actress Ruth Gordon.
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An amusing recollection of her first understandings of intercourse — she thought it involved hydraulics and an operating table — quickly turns horrifying.
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For the moment, though, it's amusing and instructive to see Twitter tantrums erupt among some of the show's most loyal partisans.
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The spectacle of superhero franchises trying to engage women can be amusing when it's not insulting, pandering or straight-up weird.
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Others have been listening to audio clips from users' utterances to Alexa — and sharing amusing ones in an internal chat room.
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Remember, this song was written to be performed as an amusing party act, not to be picked apart 74 years later.
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It's a delicious diatribe, both angry and amusing, on "love thyself as you are" — and just right for this #MeToo moment.
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"Having lived through apartheid, I found the art similarly evocative and powerful, but also amusing and full of satire," he said.
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The sitcom has its amusing moments, but its premise is a tad outdated, James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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"It'd be amusing to see her take twenty or so for 8 or 10 hours," another said, again suggesting gang-rape.
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On a recent morning, sitting in his studio in the Hollywood Hills section of Los Angeles, he recalled an amusing snub.
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It's a fairly tight and amusing list, with only "Bill collectors?" standing out for me, because the other collectors are hobbyists.
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Against this backdrop, what might otherwise have been a tale of petty strife and mildly amusing snark takes on deeper import.
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An amusing sketch in which competing ad agencies pitched a new Cheetos campaign had political overtones but no overt Trump references.
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In one amusing case, Long Island Iced Tea's shares soared by over 200% after adding the word "blockchain" to their name.
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This includes an introduction to his work, progressively more difficult, as well as amusing anecdotes about the man and his contemporaries.
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The app makes it easy to join in and endlessly scroll through amusing clips (or even create your own viral sensation).
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They reckon Mr Trump would find it amusing, and point out that it's just a bit of fun and for charity.
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" They "are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words.
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Five years later, I started constructing amusing (or at least mildly inappropriate) puzzles for my friends, usually to celebrate New Year's.
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Well, that last one isn't quite right; the lyrics were still cheesy, just not in the usual amusing, down-home way.
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But now, my teacher teachers in a way that is so educational and at the same time very amusing and phenomenal.
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But because Rudnick's characters — an interior decorator, a bartender, a chorus boy in "Cats" — are professionally amusing, so is the result.
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Thinking it might be an amusing remark about the hazards of subway travel in the big city, I turned toward her.
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The series isn't all hard slogging, though; Cenac also explores things like goat yoga classes, which can only be called amusing.
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Besides, the theme examples from Adam Fromm today are so amusing and tight that I have thrown away my math baggage.
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And in an amusing post-title sequence, we get Lang again, this time knocking on the door of the Avengers complex.
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ESPN play-by-play Adam Amin describes the amusing dialogue between Uber-Guy-With-Opinions and Amin's fellow passenger, Mack Brown.
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YouTube is replete with videos of people filling their living rooms with plastic balls — amusing themselves as well as their dogs.
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There's something infinitely amusing about watching Jones bounce up and down in his seat as rhythmic gibberish flows from his lips.
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Brown's no braggart: where other rappers use hedonistic detail to assert superiority, he enjoys inventing scenarios whose details he finds amusing.
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Until now, its most attention-getting fare has included "Impractical Jokers" and "The Carbonaro Effect," amusing but relatively tame hidden-camera shows.
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But she hit back, saying that Sanders's accusation was "quite amusing" considering she's a woman running to be the first female president.
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By the end of the night, his mixture of sweary frustration, amusing observations and outright glee was being retweeted thousands of times.
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On Wednesday, the hashtag #indieamnesty began trending on Twitter, quickly filling up with a nostalgic mish-mash of awkward and amusing stories.
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You can easily see their point of the universally amusing project, who Dolly-wouldn't want a great adventure just outside their doorstep.
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"It was always en grande fete, always a perpetual party with fascinating and amusing people and something wonderful occurring," a visitor recalled.
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We're here with Mark Hurd of Oracle, who's being very amusing about purchasing, but let's talk about who you did purchase: Moat.
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Oh, and his guest called me a "harpy," which was amusing, considering they were discussing how wrong it was to "attack" women.
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I stumbled upon a rather amusing new way to get YouTube videos playing in the background while testing the Google Pixel 2.
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"She's always amusing, curious, always engaged with kids," Jude Kelly, artistic director of the Southbank Centre, who joined the tour, tells PEOPLE.
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In addition to being a misreading of history, the claim is amusing hyperbole to those who have suffered under real-life tyrants.
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It's amusing to learn that, in 1954, Ian Fleming sold the television rights to Casino Royale to CBS for a mere $1,000.
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The amusing selfie comes just one day after the cast stepped out in Berlin for the premiere of the long-awaited sequel.
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Personally, I love it when people play around with their voices and make new and amusing things come out of their mouths.
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But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words.
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While you are amusing yourself throwing paper towels at us, your compatriots and the world are sending love and help our way.
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It's an amusing museum piece: overflowing trays of cigarette butts, soiled clothes strewn across the floor, empty milk bottles and broken eggs.
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It didn't work, but the amusing yet creepy experience remained with the artist and influenced her body of work as an adult.
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The Hebrew residents of Caricature Country, formerly numerous and amusing, have thinned out of late years, it is hard to say why.
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She wasn't looking for new material; she just wanted an amusing distraction, a bit of fluff to alleviate the hours of gridlock.
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Instead of handling it as an amusing side gig, Mr. Coates hit Mr. Stelfreeze with questions and notes, and notes on notes.
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Actor Kevin Spacey says he finds the 2016 race "amusing" and believes the fictional character he portrays, President Frank Underwood, would too.
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The internal anxiety that this contradiction inspires in us often gets displaced, in an amusing way, onto others on the same circuit.
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I cannot illustrate this, but I can still feel our icy contempt for the elaborate attempts of those idiots to be amusing.
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This is an anthology of dark, deadpan comic vignettes, punctuated by an amusing fake intermission and sealed with a grim sight gag.
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I'm going to start with something for fans of "Game of Thrones": an amusing data visualization — and clearly a labor of love.
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Or maybe he's just selling amusing "novelty items" (as his certificates acknowledge, in fine print), like pet rocks, which are perfectly legal.
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It is all rather amusing in a desultory way, but to little effect beyond a casual mix of flippancy and good humor.
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Such short-term gains may be amusing for trade policy watchers, but any returns are likely to be short-lived of course.
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In the profusion of leaves and flowers, there's a missed opportunity to reward close viewers with amusing details, but maybe next time.
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He looks at the pavement and sees a very amusing sight: the cobblestones are standing upright like the quills of a porcupine.
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So I would draw my cats driving the car or whatever with just a little caption underneath, because it was more amusing.
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But at a certain point, he reached his ceiling, which translates to mostly amusing audiences at comedy clubs in weird, anodyne malls.
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I gave the mix a little grade boost because DeMarre Caroll falls down at about 1:30, and I found that amusing.
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" The third time, a reporter references a tweet from some months ago describing the tragic circumstances of this election season as "amusing.
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This amusing seat also has a handy pocket in the front to keep things like your wand (or a remote control) close.
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I find it reassuring, amusing (that slight stutter in parsing it), simultaneously simple and complex in ways that are difficult to explain.
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It's even more amusing to see Susie navigating the school's fun-house interior, with its secretive mirrors and boxes-within-boxes design.
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The near-saving grace is Gilpin, who makes the mysterious Crystal's table-turning routine nearly as amusing as it is efficiently ruthless.
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Also, I don't usually go looking for interesting word intersections, but I find it incredibly amusing that VEGETARIAN runs through LIVING DEAD.
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If you want to read about a god literally dying, Morrow's book is a weird and amusing satire about faith and philosophy.
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Amusing shenanigans are happening there, in the world of what the guy in khakis and a Patagonia vest calls off-platform content.
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So long as this phenomenon was confined to the worlds of business and reality television, it was amusing or, at worst, annoying.
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The cases offer a view into Armstron's brain, which, if evidenced by these collages, was amusing, political, raunchy, and delighted by life.
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Much of the special was simply Mr. O'Brien unscripted, making a connection with game strangers and turning that into an amusing scene.
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Less amusing is the trail of occasionally ethically dubious choices he's made regarding campaign finance and questionable characters he's been tied to.
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His wife, Charlotte, tries to curb his morbid fancies by bringing home an antique typewriter that proves to be an amusing distraction.
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Amusing clues included (but weren't limited to) those that led to SUEDE, ENAMEL, ISSUE, ASTERN, AMOEBA, LOOS, TARA and HOE, of course.
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Several contemporary news outlets found the idea of a female judge somewhat amusing, or so their reports on Morris's tenure would suggest.
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He meets the fuzzy and adorable title character (voiced by an amusing Ryan Reynolds), who suspects Tim's father may not be dead.
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It's fascinating to see Ameira reflexively, protectively side with Demetrius against him, and amusing to watch the two passengers develop a rapport.
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With children ages 7 to 12 years old in mind, the story lines cover simple themes and are edited to be amusing.
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After a brief and faintly amusing prologue, we are introduced to the title character: a baby with no fixed name or gender.
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When applied to FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, the standard English phrase becomes redefined into a rather amusing concept by using the Japanese meaning.
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As American infrastructure continues to decline, the endless debate whether "public" or "private" infrastructure is "cheaper" is much more amusing than substantive.
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He relates her final moments soberly, lets her have the amusing lines, but once she dies, he destroys any trace of solemnity.
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The twists are kinked and amusing, although far less striking than the obvious pleasure he had making this exactingly machined puzzle box.
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Also odd and amusing: the Twins obsession with wanting to "fix" Sano's so-called attitude problem with a trip to the minors.
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Ultimately, Shechet is interested in uncovering the presumed neutrality of these communal spaces with highly political sculptures that masquerade as amusing follies.
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And DANCING McQUEEN was an early favorite (makes for an amusing mental picture) but it was one 14-letter entry too many.
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Consequently, Erlich has been relegated to a bunch of B-plots, where he often indulges in some of his least amusing traits.
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Allison Janney, who won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in I, Tonya, offered an amusing capstone to the moment.
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Amazon workers get to hear some of what users tell Alexa, and they have a chat room to talk about "amusing" recordings.
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Miss Josephine Barry would find Anne With an E highly amusing, but perhaps not quite in the way it's intended to be.
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But if you push all the way through, you'll hear Minaj rapping "I'm here, word to John Mayer," which is mildly amusing.
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I've always had a romantic's view of life, wherever I've shot I've always looked for the beauty, or at least the amusing.
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The interviews with archivist Jeff Roth were amusing because of how he described the 'morgue'—their enormous collection of people's undigitized photos.
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Of the great blunders of the world, one of the most amusing is that of the misplaced Starbucks cup on Game of Thrones.
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Now, digital consultant Dan Hon wants to use those same neural networks to help Britain come up with even more amusing place names.
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Among the evidence found linking Harding to her associates' plans is an envelope with notes (and an amusing doodle) in the skater's handwriting.
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According to Us, the show would follow the incredibly amusing sisters as they go about their lives in their hometown of Las Vegas.
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A photograph of Rachel and Nick in a New York café spreads across East Asia within seconds in an amusing social-media storm.
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To the extent the media paid attention, it was often to Yang's entertainment value, in the same way people found Marianne Williamson amusing.
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It flew in a few months ago, our mustachioed man says, and the women find it amusing, so they keep it in here.
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Still, I find it slightly amusing that the effort to install Wi-Fi in the subway system has blown up in Cuomo's face.
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I joked that maybe the detail in the photo was so good that James couldn't believe it, but he didn't find that amusing.
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Weidenfeld & Nicolson; £25A cruel history of hereditary power, by a master storyteller who lifts this unfamiliar narrative with vivid, amusing and surprising details.
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"I find it very amusing that a woman's place up until about 50 years ago was to be in the kitchen," Ettinger said.
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Despite not knowing who was behind the popular new social media site, Ardern did say she and Gayford were enjoying the amusing tweets.
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It really is that simple: There are no amusing data sets, no trick questions, no distractions (unless you count the 8-bit soundtrack).
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The two jump apart like frightened cats, and it would be highly amusing were I not so disappointed in the lack of sex.
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His landmark book "Amusing Ourselves to Death" predicted that schlock entertainment values would eventually strangle American democracy like a cluster of poison ivy.
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She told me, 'Don't worry, it's only 30 million viewership.' and for someone who has no been on TV before it was amusing.
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" Fuller said that the lead character's most important traits include "a strength and sensitivity and an amusing neurosis that goes with exploring space.
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People found Mueller's concise and dismissive response pretty amusing, and it even caused a few people in the room to laugh out loud.
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Rodrigue was doing her job and asked a completely normal question, which Newton found amusing solely because it was asked by a woman.
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This is useful if you want to switch from the Minnie Mouse face (great for amusing two year olds) to a workout face.
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The teams use internal chat rooms to share files when they need help parsing a muddled word—or come across an amusing recording.
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The office of Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has released a transcript of his conversation with Trump that is both amusing and alarming.
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The Bone Zone suddenly became a less amusing place Thursday when sleuths discovered the nation's favorite everyman had a somewhat unsavory Reddit history.
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A few hours earlier, during a more formal interview in that same dressing room, Bowie was relaxed, open and amusing in his answers.
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"The museum is a great example of how a business can embrace its own pop culture legacy and produce an amusing tourist attraction."
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First of all, kudos to Kerley for coming up with the most creative and amusing excuse for a suspension in a long time.
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While the move was amusing and endearing to his fans, TINA highlighted this particular snap as being one of Khaled's many problematic posts.
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" But, the president's comments surrounding Comey got much more amusing when he retweeted an exchange from December in which O'Donnell wrote, "FIRE COMEY.
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And Ballinger-Evans certainly brings her own crowd: her amusing deal-announcement video by itself has had more than 2.4 million YouTube views.
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Microsoft's Windows 28.1 upgrade notifications have been the subject of amusing weather forecasts, a $10,000 lawsuit, and generally annoying for many other people.
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Opening the camera app is so slow it's mildly amusing, like a joke that goes on so long that it becomes funny again.
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As Mr. Sanders's supporters posted photos and videos of the amusing interruption to their social networks, his small digital team sprang into action.
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And Mr. Johanson, who wrote the text he speaks, is a benign and amusing presence, talking of social rituals both avian and human.
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It is about as diverting as having a porcelain sink broken over your head (one of the more amusing things that happens onscreen).
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These watercolors appear to be amusing illustrations (with panache), but what they are illustrating is far from evident, hence their curbed seductive charm.
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The sprawling cast of characters still produces some memorable moments, and the writers deliver (especially in the more absurd, throwaway dialogue) amusing lines.
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As has become his style in recent plays like "Shows for Days," Mr. Beane focuses on amusing characters at the expense of coherence.
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A good Monday theme has to be easy enough that new solvers can grok it but also amusing enough to engage longtime solvers.
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Mr. Tucci is the most unflappable of actors, which makes Ted's inevitable and dramatic flapping all the more terrible and amusing to witness.
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It didn't seem likely that Mr. Harrison's self-parodying seminar, however amusing, could deepen the play's action when it returned to medieval Italy.
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Just how amusing you find that conceit will largely determine how much you enjoy the book, winner of the prestigious German Book Prize.
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Yes, the show wants to poke fun at the Young Pope's handsome charisma and shed amusing light on some of the church's absurdity.
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Dubinsky: Well, it's such a good point about, you know, looking back at these prior generations, because I find it very amusing now.
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We find some of these amusing, and some of them horrifying (particularly when the algorithms kill us, or put us in harmful situations).
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The best actress was presented to Emily Beecham, the star of "Little Joe," a mordant, amusing movie from the Austrian director Jessica Hausner.
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As Brad says, the fact that the clue gives a reason for the professor to make it his favorite song makes it amusing.
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Each line, amusing enough on its own, builds on the next until its audience is breathless with laughter and — somewhat inexplicably — profoundly moved.
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The stats can be overwhelming, and it is amusing to consider how an old-school commentator like Phil Rizzuto might have handled them.
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Can a work like the "Napoli" pas de six, which demands speed, coordination, grace and delicacy, be stylistically correct as well as amusing?
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Mr. Phillips's self-deprecating humor is amusing but not funny enough to give him the edge he needs to rise up and conquer.
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He was stuck inside for around two hours and, after taking a few amusing pictures, he was rescued by the Sandy Police Department.
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To my great pleasure, these stores offered a highly specific and often amusing glimpse into the soul and workings of my adopted city.
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Perhaps the most pitiful, and most gruesomely amusing, of the dishes at the Navotas diner is "nanlabang ham," the ham that fought back.
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Monsters University This one actually went the prequel route, yielding an amusing but inconsequential look at Sully and Mike during their college days.
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And, in another amusing coincidence, Jefferson Davis – Miles' dad and Aaron's brother – will be voiced by Glover's Atlanta co-star Brian Tyree Henry.
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But it offered a particularly amusing moment, when Andrew Schwartz, the principal bassoonist, demonstrated the contrabassoon that will be used at the concert.
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My dad is an entrepreneur himself, so it was pretty amusing to see how he acted once it was all in the open.
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Sure, the Rays franchise is slowly strangling because nobody wants to attend games there, but it's an amusing venue for us, the fans.
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Occasionally, Abrams's self-deprecation was genuinely amusing, such as when he addressed, in length and detail, his much-discussed fetish for lens flares.
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The entire thing is kind of amusing in light of the rumors about what President Trump would have done if he'd lost the presidency.
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The 1,300-member flock was safely re-herded back to the pastures, but not before being filmed for a couple of amusing clips. 8.
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We're told Ryan's side finds it amusing Elsie has sent glamour shots of herself to the media and is out for money and fame.
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I observe that a lot of comics nowadays rely heavily on the text, corresponded by some amusing visuals to make it easier to digest.
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Sometimes, when recordings were difficult to understand — or when they were amusing — team members shared them in an internal chat room, according to Bloomberg.
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It's intermittently amusing and often visually arresting, but — like, some would say, the game of baseball itself — it would benefit from being sped up.
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Neither sufficiently amusing in its look at bickering academics nor effective as a plausible character study, "Lives of Reason" registers as pointless and amateurish.
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She's an amusing way to add to the larger conversation about volunteer culture, and how to more effectively and appropriately deal with those feelings.
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Earlier this month, she made an amusing gaffe by saying Trump would be a good role model for children and then walking it back.
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His"Slave Play", which dramatised a darkly amusing form of antebellum sex therapy for interracial couples, opened off-Broadway to rapturous reviews in December.
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Mostly, the film is a series of amusing reveals for horror fans, who will recognize every cliché, broad reference, and stereotype in play here.
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This super soft bag-like blanket from Blankie makes it look like you're being eaten by a shark, which is amusing on its own.
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It features a surprising number of darkly inspired laughs, thanks to creator Sharon Horgan (who also co-created Amazon's much more traditionally amusing Catastrophe).
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Frances has been cheating on Robert with a different man (played with amusing pomposity by Flight of the Conchords' Jemaine Clement) for several months.
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You can read about the full overhaul on the New York Times, which contains some amusing anecdotes about big White House tech failures, too.
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During her interview with Lowry, Kelly said it was "amusing" that Trump had hailed National Review as a "true conservative voice" in April 2015.
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It's just especially amusing that Amazon, having helped kill off these physical retailers, is trying to learn from them to make even more money.
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Each chooses a different gaming avatar before they're sucked inside, which leads to some amusing fish-out-of-water hijinks right from the start.
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The video, which is clearly sped up to be more amusing, shows a snail on its back spinning a carrot around with its foot.
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It is also amusing to note the NRA's sudden commitment to data and evidence-based solutions, as they have held researchers hostage for decades.
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Some of the tweet-critics were amusing, but honestly, many of them veered far off into Troll Territory (we won't be sharing those here).
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Amusing cultural mishaps, such as Kek mistakenly washing his aunt's dishes in a laundry machine, lighten the tone of the otherwise very emotional story.
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Yes, that pillar of highbrow comedy meets the philosophy of Kanye West in 22018 226 characters or less, and it's actually pretty damn amusing.
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The performance was followed up by a montage of the year's films, then some amusing comedy from Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, and Maya Rudolph.
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There is now an actual Snopes debunk for an amusing Forza 6 video that features a Cadillac limo drifting backwards around a track. Why?
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Most of the letters were so amusing it became a daily ritual for her to read aloud the most bizarre she received that day.
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Clarke tells the story in a most amusing way, with Matt LeBlanc sitting next to her giving some seriously awkward Joey-from-Friends vibes.
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That's amusing, on the one hand, because it casts shade on the rest of the German company's portfolio, but also happens to be true.
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I thought it might be both amusing an illuminating to compare that heavy-duty, hard-working keyboard with what modern technology has given us.
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It is amusing in a zany sort of way on first watch, but impossible to watch more than twice in a 24-hour period.
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The thought of him sitting down and writing, "Dear Sir Paul McCartney and Miss Ono can we please use this track?" seems pretty amusing.
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As a well-informed Parisian cultist, Elaine Sciolino has laid one more beautiful and amusing wreath on the altar of the City of Light.
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The plan, not surprisingly, yields a host of unintended consequences, one that exposes the vagaries of the web in an amusing variety of ways.
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Patrick O'Sullivan, the company's marketing manager, said the passes were a good example of the company's sustainability efforts, and make practical — if amusing — sense.
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Here the script, by Lee Kirk, who also directed, could have gone a lot of amusing places, but instead it settles for familiar tropes.
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The paycheck strategy would be politically amusing were it not for the fact that the budget impasse is having severe effects on Illinois citizens.
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I guess I was just worried that the ideas and pop culture references in RPO that were amusing in 2011 would be groaners now.
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Twenty years later, these films—and the technology they employed—are amusing for all sorts of reasons: Their clunkiness, their design, their forced edginess.
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The ditch, which was disguised to blend seamlessly into the land, was so-called because it was considered an amusing addition to a garden.
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The website, while an amusing gag, also feels like a symptom of a late capitalist society gone awry and a critique of America's excess.
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I won't lie, it's a tad amusing that Sheela and Bhagwan duped all these white people searching for authenticity into handing over their money.
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There is nothing amusing about extreme violence, psychiatric hospitals, mental illness, obsession, depression, and revenge, and I regret my role smirking at it all.
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It was amusing, however, to learn why Mr. Skrein's scientist wants to explore his prisoner's brain: He wants to decode human thoughts into algorithms.
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SHATNER I thought it would be amusing once if I took my own children out to trick or treat and I wore the mask.
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"When we emerged to see that the story had been picked up all over, it was amusing and a little terrifying," Mr. Nolan said.
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Here it tries to spin Apple's pro-active foregrounding of apps' background tracking tactics via push notifications as "reminders" — in just one amusing rebrand.
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Among the many disparate anecdotes related by the four dancers is an amusing story about trying to get Apple to create a black Siri.
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In an unusually amusing scene in this fairly grim series, Andrew, played by Darren Criss, is working behind the counter at a Thrifty drugstore.
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"Listen, it's so enriching and really amusing to succeed at a deal," he said in an interview with The New York Times in 2006.
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I find it amusing to have something that's completely unscientific, to remind myself I'm the black sheep of the family and not a scientist.
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Obviously, the wig improves these faces, so what was already pretty amusing goes up to "hilarious," especially when you factor in his awkward shimmies.
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But Ferguson approaches this panicked subject in a style that makes it a "calm, amusing, low-key meditation," Dwight Garner wrote in his review.
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In his classic 1985 book Amusing Ourselves to Death, Neil Postman wrote of the difference between George Orwell's and Aldous Huxley's visions of fascism.
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And the company's secret ace is the protean Jack Sochet, whose several roles include Jericho's pal, Tynk, an amusing criminal who isn't above murder.
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The premise is barely explained in the sequel, so it helps to have read "The Fourteenth Goldfish," but Melvin's transformation is just as amusing.
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We're all likely to buy things on Amazon, and Katie Notopoulos does an amusing job of deconstructing how its website sometimes lets us down.
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In response to the memes, Gosard said he finds them "greatly amusing" and "a healthy way to express" yourself in times of heightened fear.
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Eventually, as the impressive and amusing clip shows, the canine backs up their rear legs over the bowl of the training toilet and poops.
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While we are becoming a laughingstock in the eyes of the world, we run the risk of amusing ourselves to death in the process.
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Where many comedies lean on vulgarity and edginess, Pera finds his beat in everyday gratitude and basking in the mundane, to surprisingly amusing effect.
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Maybe my grandmother didn't want to get my sister into trouble, or maybe she found this behavior amusing; every day she wiped it up.
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Mr. Walsh was quoted by the newspaper as saying that the attention roused by the ship was amusing to people who understand the context.
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He can be gruff, too, but also solicitous and generous, amusing like his prose, with a seemingly depthless appetite for new ideas and people.
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We emerged from the lake looking like a dandruff commercial, which was pretty amusing until it was time to get back on public transportation.
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He didn't just dress up in costumes — as amusing family photos illustrate — he seems to have willed himself over the rainbow again and again.
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"I want to deal with characters who make you laugh, because they have something amusing about them in a wonderful, connected way," she said.
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With her no-nonsense, amusing take on human nature and her lack of sentimentality, O'Connor influences Gautreaux as much as the dreamy genius Dickey.
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The topic is voter confidence in electoral integrity — amusing coming from the people who've done their utmost to undermine that confidence with baseless allegations.
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The team shot an amusing video spoofing Harris's accuracy in hopes of earning him a spot in the All-Star 3-point shooting contest.
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They think of his outrageous or amusing pronouncements, his grand gestures and his obsession with his cat, Choupette, who is one of his heirs.
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The New York-born actress's game attempt to teach the American public how to pronounce her Irish name was catchy, amusing and actually useful.
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Hy Mariampolski, a dealer whose wares covered several tables, said the messages written on cards were amusing but often of little interest to collectors.
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As Politico staff writer Michael Kruse uncovered in an amusing tweet thread, Trump and Bush Sr. shared other, more comical moments over the years.
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Baltimore is amusing for a week, but Philadelphia is dreadfully provincial; and though one can dine in New York one could not dwell there.
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The dizzying, amusing experience of her solo show Siham & Hafida (2017) leaves you with the sensation of having stumbled into an internet-age funhouse.
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For the most part, it seems as though leap day babies find it mildly amusing to compare notes with others in their exclusive club.
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Maybe St. John's-Georgetown will be St. John's-Georgetown again, all coaches in amusing sweaters and hard fouls in the lane before packed gyms.
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Second, all attendees are treated to alcoholic refreshments throughout the broadcast, making the bits between award categories (and the ensuing Snapchats) all the more amusing.
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It's an amusing approximation of real skydiving, but not a perfect substitute (which seems to be the case for all VR experiences at this point).
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As Huffington Post notes, Watson is a member of the Great Britain gymnastics team and likes to share amusing training videos on his Instagram account.
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Kimmel's most amusing gag might have been the tribute in his opening monologue to Meryl Streep, who Trump dubbed "overrated" after her Golden Globes speech.
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"Everyone wants to go see Independence Day and I'm like, 'Alright, this'll be amusing to see how bad it is,' " he told host Conan O'Brien.
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The downside to Chucky's mainstream appeal was that the villain, once the stuff of nightmares, had clearly become more amusing than menacing to many people.
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Flicking through his admirer's poems—and possibly distracted by the presence of a pretty young English teacher—Mussolini politely described them as divertente, or amusing.
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Chrissy Teigen just shared some very amusing videos of her husband getting in an Easter Bunny costume ... then hopping and running around in the yard.
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An amusing sight gag has Christian announcing, "Let's break the Internet!" as he caricatures Paper magazine's photo renderings of Kim Kardashian by Jean-Paul Goude.
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I thought this might be a fun way of demonstrating negotiating strategies that students who follow me on twitter might find both amusing and educational.
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A few of his tales are amusing, such as the southern general who was late for a coup when his alarm did not go off.
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Using their highly amusing predictive text technology, they have engineered an AMA with Rossbot Doutbot, using the text of his published articles as source material.
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Inevitably, a costume is a reflection of who you are — or, at least, what you're obsessed with, what you find amusing, and what interests you.
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One of the more amusing ones, "July 20 1969," depicting man landing on the moon, is housed in a vintage portable television of the era.
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As for Mooch, Trump initially found his crude quotes to Lizza amusing, but he became less thrilled about it as the negative coverage piled on.
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Some Western news outlets used to fawn over Kadyrov's account as some kind of amusing spectacle, only mentioning his human rights abuses as a footnote.
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His outfit may have been intended as a joke, but the public in the Muslim-majority country are not likely to find it as amusing.
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Taking inspiration from that, DBLG, a UK-based ad agency, produced an amusing series of animations by imprinting characters and objects directly onto human skin.
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This person posts cat videos, memes and amusing work-life articles in every channel except the appropriate ones, like #random, #watercooler or #OT (off topic).
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LONDON — It's always enjoyable when two random celebrities have an amusing Twitter exchange — particularly when the celebrities in question are Ricky Gervais and Seth Rogen.
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YouTuber Mike Boyd set his heart on learning to spin a basketball on his finger and recorded the journey in a series of amusing clips.
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Some of these statistics seem amusing, but they are also helping Kong's team understand, for example, why a majority of teen vape users are male.
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The cartoonist and animator, Andrey Kasay, gets ahold of the modern sentiments through his amusing and tongue-in-cheek pop art compositions and animated works.
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The startup shows lots of amusing, quirky illustrations behind and around the central (and frankly dry) file transferring tool/interface that it offers to users.
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But Philadelphia-based artist John Karel has found a new way to use skeletons: by creating amusing GIFs that celebrate both the absurd and mundane.
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Rae Sremmurd finds rumors of their breakup amusing in a fake news sort of way ... because they've been hard at work on their new album.
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The fact that many pundits who wrote off Donald Trump last summer are now eating crow does not make his rise admirable, desirable or amusing.
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The irony that a party that claims to be pro-business could be so out of touch with what 85033st-century companies believe is amusing.
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You've heard a lot of generic one-liners involving amusing children and clueless husbands, some of them pretty funny but none of them especially illuminating.
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They are absorbing and amusing to study, but it's in her films that Ms. Cao most vividly projects her haunting, sad vision of modern malaise.
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However, according to the Daily Mail's royal commentator Rebecca English, the royals weren't too concerned by the change of plans — they even found it amusing.
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" Furthermore, these responses will be judged by comedian Adam Bloom who is urging customers to make their answers as "amusing, informative or enlightening as possible.
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There's even a whole section on planning the Met Gala and judging a fashion-designer competition, which is honestly more amusing to watch than educational.
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There's nothing wrong with this kind of humor if it's done with some originality, and "Wrecked," after an unimpressive premiere, gradually finds an amusing groove.
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In an amusing touch, he's portrayed by a human actor, Zach Kononov, not a puppet, adding a layer of absurdity to this already absurd conceit.
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In an interview this month, Charles said that she found it amusing that reporters repeatedly asked what changes had brought about her success this season.
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It would be easy to find this concept amusing or sad, but we in the West should be asking how we can build on it.
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Predictable, but still amusing: Ronda Rousey's new set of Saturday Night Live promos focus mostly on the UFC fighter's strength, confidence and general badass-ery.
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I just found it amusing how much Aurora crushed it, seemingly not having to breathe ever underwater, after being described as doing nothing game-wise.
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A series of frescoes and graffiti found in a tavern in Pompeii tell an amusing tale about dice players and drinkers at a local tavern.
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