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Nobody living there, whether they're obsessed with justice or loving toward their family or just living a banally boring life, is inherently good.
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Jack is allowed to be sad, to be anxiety-ridden, and to be regretful in a world that is banally similar to our own.
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The best poems here move quietly into strange places, as in the deliberately banally titled "The Hairdryer Cord Is All Tangled," in which the cord is … more than a hairdryer cord.
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The opening and closing sequences of Mel Brooks's "Get Smart" build irrevocably to a supremely silly punchline: that the intensifying levels of high-tech security ultimately—and banally—leave this secret agent with a pinched nose.
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"This is yet another bogus claim by 'fakemakers' and there is a banally obvious reason for it: to undermine the exit of Jaish al-Islam rebels from Douma and impede the offensive by Syrian government forces," Kosachev wrote on his social media page.
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He powerfully conveys the prolific immediacies of the disaster: how loud the earthquake was; how, although frightened, he knew that his wife and small son were not going to die ("a kind of reptilian optimism"); the odors of the aftermath (not, he writes, of decomposing bodies but, more banally, of "piss and shit").
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The first was optimism in the face of atomized political structures and the terrorist perils that have kept this city and country on edge (some clothes bore slogans like "Europa" or, more banally, "Think Big" and "The Power of Dreams") and also the ongoing homage that Mr. Gvasalia's designs pay to Cristóbal Balenciaga, the founder of this house.
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