"Simple - I'd blooming well count you out!" he chuckled.
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" Feig chuckled, sat behind a monitor, and called, "Action!
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" He chuckled and added: "It was a little bit odd.
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"The man gonna get us locked up," chuckled Shaquille O'Neal.
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"We have horses and apples and horse apples," he chuckled.
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"Funny, you're the second person to say that," I chuckled.
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" And he chuckled and said, "Oh my God, of course.
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We chuckled about our modern family but I was touched.
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Cruz chuckled and said he wasn't going to do that.
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"Maybe mine can be for the president's dog," he chuckled.
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This place has only one ideology, they chuckled: making money.
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The two leaders then chuckled about their comments, Jacobs reported.
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Rather than boo, some Mets fans at Tradition Field chuckled.
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The senator himself, stoic throughout most of the trial, chuckled.
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Asked what he thought of this gig, Mr. Luis chuckled.
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He chuckled again and looked down, shifted in his seat.
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"Today she had me get, like, four different salads," he chuckled.
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After a pause, my friends chuckled softly and shook their heads.
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Did you see how Bronn (Jerome Flynn) chuckled at his name?
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Kim liked the post, so I'm guessing she must have chuckled.
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"I want somebody that's going to pass the ball," Antetokounmpo chuckled.
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Then I chuckled at what a stupid idea that would be.
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A cabinet minister nodded and chuckled obsequiously as the general spoke.
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"We sat down and chuckled about the whole thing," Doherty said.
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All the competitors looked shocked, and Mike chuckled nervously to himself.
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"Your mother cares a great deal -" "We call B.S." William chuckled.
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"No one seems to buy when prices are falling," he chuckled.
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Asked about the chances of Paul voting against Kavanaugh, Durbin chuckled.
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I chuckled a bit — that's something you'd never hear in Brooklyn.
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The man chuckled at the memory, then stared at his plum.
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"I don't think of Hillary Clinton," Ms. Hill said, and chuckled.
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He chuckled again: No, this wouldn't be what he had said.
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Ms. Wolfe chuckled and flashed a smile before continuing her descent.
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It was unclear if he was joking, and everyone just chuckled.
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It was unclear if he was joking, and everyone just chuckled.
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When I asked if the risks are worth it, Mukasa chuckled.
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Dad, pencil tucked into his chest pocket, chuckled along with him.
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The audience, which included Manmohan Singh, India's former prime minister, chuckled.
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She chuckled and poked fun at my American way with vegetables.
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He merely chuckled a bit and handed her a drinking gourd.
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" Acosta chuckled before responding, "We're doing pretty good right now, actually.
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When the agents pushed him to declare his guilt, he chuckled.
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I chuckled in amusement, voyeuristically captivated by Wilke's naked, coiling body.
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He chuckled and said he had been thinking a lot about this.
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When I asked him about it before the 2016 election, he chuckled.
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He chuckled that Prince chuckle that made men grin and women swoon.
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"Ha, ha," Reid chuckled when asked if Democrats were worried about Rubio.
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André Carson (D-Ind.) replied as some in the room audibly chuckled.
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Asked later — war or not over the Scarborough Shoal — the admiral chuckled.
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" Seeing her guests' confusion, she chuckled and said, "That's a good thing.
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" She sighed and chuckled, "Fuck, we could use some dopers right now.
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" She chuckled, adding that her position was "not the job everybody wanted.
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I chuckled to myself as I got to work, shaving his face.
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" He chuckled awkwardly, telling Nayyem, "You are always talking about my family.
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When he cracked a joke about Nikita Khrushchev, his government ministers chuckled obediently.
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Tandy chuckled a little too pretty and ducked their head into their coat.
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Most remembered the '80s fondly, even though they chuckled at their fashion choices.
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I chuckled and informed him condescendingly that such knowledge was impossible to retrieve.
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When Pryor told this story to Cannon-Brookes, the Atlassian co-CEO chuckled.
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"I haven't thought of that," Philbin chuckled as he tried replacing his answer.
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But his fans chuckled when a very specific game came up: Ultima III.
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"I kind of chuckled and thought, 'This guy must be crazy,'" she said.
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But he chuckled slyly as he mulled the best way to describe it.
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He often quipped, "someone's going to jail tonight," Fellows recalled, as mourners chuckled.
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Some reporters chuckled at the irony of a digital bug interrupting printed papers.
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I sat next to one of our critics, and we both chuckled throughout.
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Afterward, as he surveyed the twisted chunks of metal that remained, he chuckled.
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The crowds chuckled when he passed around a diesel can for gas money.
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"I thought it was them terrorists again," he said and chuckled at himself.
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" The senator then paused, chuckled, and said: "But honestly, who the hell knows.
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Mangiero, who coached Flores in high school, said he chuckled at Flores's feistiness.
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Mr. Lake's supervisor chuckled and replied that he would not be there otherwise.
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" He chuckled, adding, "I've never been on Facebook so much in my life.
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No doubt Carrington would have chuckled at the haphazard journey to find it.
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"The other one is here," Harris chuckled as the crowd laughed with her.
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I chuckled, but I was no longer Sure what I was amused by.
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"I'm not gonna go to it, so it didn't work on me," he chuckled.
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"Probably what you just said, the injuries and the crunch-time woes," he chuckled.
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She raises her hand high, as her husband chuckled from across the kitchen table.
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"I guess it's one of those things I have to get over," she chuckled.
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"There were times where we really should have given Morten a break," she chuckled.
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The shells from the beach and those from destroyers chuckled as they went overhead.
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I mean, I chuckled a little at the rubber chicken, but mostly I cringed.
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I literally chuckled and was like, 'Ah, so he hasn't found anyone either. Cool.
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Girardi chuckled when asked about the mood in the dugout during Chicago's late rally.
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He shrugged off their confused looks and chuckled to his friends in the booth.
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" The police officer chuckled and said, "So you weren't wearing anything promiscuous or provocative?
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But he also chuckled at the absurdity of running such a long race indoors.
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When I told Shelton this fuller, more complete version of the story, he chuckled.
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Ms. Shechet chuckled while recounting Mr. Puryear's reaction to her plan for the park.
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"Come and visit again, but you better make sure you buy something," he chuckled.
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"Anytime anybody said my name in a table read, [they] just chuckled," he added.
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"Besides, you can&apost drink alcohol if you&aposre busy drinking water," chuckled Schmitt.
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Those of you who don't have kids have seen the movies, maybe even chuckled. Stop.
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They teased each other "like brothers" and played video games "sometimes all day," Lizarde chuckled.
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And now, more than 100 million people have probably smiled, chuckled and laughed with her.
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"He's probably wondering why did he tweet, because it just unleashed the energy," Benioff chuckled.
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Trump chuckled and smiled at the child's response, which is not audible in the video.
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Everyone in the room chuckled at what, for them, was another sign of Clinton's hypocrisy.
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When I asked if he would be consider ordering one for himself, he just chuckled.
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He gave the same 25 second speech while Christie and America looked, pointed, and chuckled.
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Ted Cruz chuckled when the moderator told him some people think he has no heart.
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They tutted and chuckled when the otters were accused of scoffing $60,000 of designer carp.
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" He chuckled self-deprecatingly and added, "I think they feel a little sorry for me.
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" Buffett chuckled, responding, "Well, I'm actually more curious about how you came up with it.
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"For some folks that was the highlight of the New Year's Day bowls," Lewis chuckled.
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Clinton, seeming to get the joke before some others, chuckled hard before the punch line.
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She chuckled, almost half-defiantly, before conversing off the phone in rapid and fluent Farsi.
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He shut up as I jotted down comments and scores while his fellow hopefuls chuckled.
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Behind Trump, Pelosi at times scoffed or chuckled as Trump hit his most inflammatory lines.
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A group of men in their fancy running gear once chuckled as they breezed past.
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Seated on a plush golden armchair, Salam chuckled good-naturedly at many of my questions.
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Mr. Barr chuckled and walked away, the hands of Democratic Enemy No. 1 still free.
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Sent back to first base, Alonso chuckled a bit as he chatted with David Freese.
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When asked if he was drawn to one brand more than the other, he chuckled.
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A gun-browsing native by the display of hunting rifles caught me ogling and chuckled.
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"He's literally, like, on my face and messes my hair up and it's adorable," chuckled Robbie.
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"I suspected, but I didn't know for sure because Pence had left the room," chuckled Franken.
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Rogow chuckled — the judge was not smiling or laughing — and said the order was not unclear.
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Image: Raul Marrero/GizmodoI chuckled when I was first briefed about Razer's latest concept, Project Linda.
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People chuckled when Comey said, "Lordy, I hope there are tapes" of his conversations with Trump.
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Therese Ojibway, a 60-year-old special education teacher, chuckled at Mr. Verzani's description of her.
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"I'd love to see what [former NSA chief] Michael Hayden has to say," Stone chuckled nervously.
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"To be honest, I don't know why the news can't say that on air," chuckled Noah.
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He chuckled, smoothed his black mustache, approached the rat calmly and watched it for several seconds.
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Asked last week whether Brady had any weaknesses to exploit, Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz chuckled.
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Then he sipped his tea, chuckled — at the situation, at himself — and turned back to business.
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"The question struck me as a little funny, and I chuckled for a breath," Lloyd writes.
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He told reporters that he "chuckled" upon hearing that, joking that it was an empty promise.
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"Good try," Mr. Johnson said to fill the silence, as others in the room nervously chuckled.
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As much as I chuckled at the cluing angle here, I predict it will be polarizing.
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"You think this many people lived in Arlee?" he chuckled, out of range of the microphone.
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"I can't wait," he chuckled at the end of a long recent day of receiving supplicants.
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"The next five years, there's going to be a lot of Queen," he said, and chuckled.
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"You know what they say about men with small hands," Mr. Rubio chuckled to a crowd Sunday.
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He just sort of chuckled and rolled his eyes and put his hand back on my leg.
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"I saw it and I almost chuckled, but I was also shocked," Thompson told CNN affiliate KBOI.
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The minister said something about the marriage being a similar kind of miracle, and the crowd chuckled.
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Her friends chuckled, but had I imagined that though she smiled, there was something darker behind it?
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GBI employees chuckled, as they revealed roomfuls of hundreds of crates holding bagged drug analysis cases – unworked.
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At a packed church Tuesday in Portsmouth, locals chuckled at Amy Klobuchar's mere mention of the caucuses.
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The cab driver chuckled lightly to himself and looked back at me in the rear-view mirror.
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"I thought you were going to say, 'Then you might be Donald Trump,'" Colbert chuckled in response.
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Instead, the teens chuckled as they recorded the victim's final moments and posted the video on YouTube.
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"I still think we should put up a plaque," he said, as a professor walking by chuckled.
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"You know what they say about men with small hands," Mr. Rubio chuckled to a crowd yesterday.
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Early in our American years, my father chuckled when I called the kitchen a "chicken" in English.
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"They were upset that I don't have a motorcycle license," Ms. Matas chuckled with a gleeful shrug.
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Asked what was driving the Islamic State attacks, the monastery's spokesman, Father Elijah Ava Mina, chuckled dryly.
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Mr. Adam chuckled, adding, "We could be the first City of Culture in a newly independent Scotland."
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" It was at this point that Fairooz chuckled, or let out what Stier called "loud bursts of laughter.
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"People wondered why I was looking at albums by Scorpion and Motorhead and actually buying them," he chuckled.
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I introduced myself, but just when I was about to turn on my voice recorder, the woman chuckled.
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When reporters asked him if he's excited to have a second child, Young reportedly said "Yeah," and chuckled.
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Voytas, a pioneer of gene editing in plants, chuckled when I asked him about a gene-edited heirloom.
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"In fact, I ordered an SE this afternoon; I'm still drinking the Kool-Aid, I guess," he chuckled.
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As he drove me to the airport, he chuckled at the perception of Bradley as a breakout star.
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When asked if he wanted to march ahead of Mr. de Blasio, his frequent rival, Mr. Cuomo chuckled.
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" I nervously chuckled to myself and tried again: "Can you describe the situation the paintings are responding to?
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At a recent New York critics' screening, one fellow a few rows behind me chuckled at every name.
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White House aides chuckled when he noted Mr. Miller's hard-line reputation as an immigration zealot was unfair.
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Then I chuckled when I learned what it is: the ground-up pit of the St. Lucie cherry.
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"He'd say, 'This is too much money, so either we cut costs or cancel it entirely,'" Nils chuckled.
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"The others just thought it was strange and didn't know what to say, but she chuckled to herself."
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" After a short pause, she chuckled and added, "Also, it's just fun to make people a little mad.
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"Part of my goal was to be a millionaire by 30 — completely missed the mark there," Abrams chuckled.
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He chuckled warmly at the thought of those cute, slovenly beasts who have nothing to do with Christmas.
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Mr. Szott, the society's head of collections and curator of art, chuckled at the idyllic Minnesota winter scene.
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" Mr. Sanders chuckled briefly and responded, "Well, it depends on what you mean by tear down the system.
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" When asked if he'll be taking the Papal carriage out on the road, Nadal chuckled and said, "Oh no.
|
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Walking by the scene, some chuckled, then pulled out their phones to take pictures of the tourists taking pictures.
|
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At the very end, when we were boarding the plane on its outside steps, he turned back and chuckled.
|
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As Bill Clinton, daughter Chelsea and the thousands of delegates and VIPs took to their feet applauding, Obama chuckled.
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He chuckled and attempted to hide behind his team when a Reuters reporter tried to take pictures of him.
|
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"The fact that two dudes who look like that are in the car having that moment …" Mr. Udeorji chuckled.
|
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Puzzled spectators chuckled when they asked what the line was for, and no one in it could really say.
|
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"Now I know some of us are germophobes, and Ms. Bryant is one," she grinned, and her audience chuckled.
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"When you're in the majority and you're a committee chairman — that's not a bad place to be," Smith chuckled.
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He chuckled as he recalled a time when someone bumped into him with a shopping cart at a supermarket.
|
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ATLANTA — R. A. Dickey chuckled at the idea of not being the Atlanta Braves' oldest starting pitcher next season.
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Hatch chuckled when confronted by questions from reporters about the little notice that the public received about Wednesday s meeting.
|
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All the while FCC Chairman Ajit Pai chuckled along, shook his head, and used odd analogies to support the moves.
|
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" When another reporter suggested "Bradycare," the congressman chuckled and joked: "You know, you'll never get invited back to this, OK?
|
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We needed a major burn unit for Sanders when he chuckled during Clinton's answer on the topic of gun control.
|
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And Flashman would have chuckled to learn that lotharios are now known there as bananes flambés, after a popular dessert.
|
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After he emerged recently from a swarm of cameras at Camp Randall, Taylor chuckled over how Heisman campaigns had evolved.
|
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Wearing a jersey embroidered with the words "Coach Snoop" on the back, the star chuckled after totally missing the mark.
|
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Snoop and Leonard stepped up, and "Family Feud" host Steve Harvey chuckled when he saw the question on the card.
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Instead, it feels like something blew through me, a mighty wind of change that I chuckled right back out again.
|
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The Japanese volunteers chuckled, shook their heads a little, and said things along the lines of, 'I can't believe America.
|
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Mr. King, who chuckled when another bouncer greeted Mr. Fowler as "Sideshow Bob," did not seem especially racked with guilt.
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Some of the same police officers who were acting as prosecutors chuckled, smirked and whispered as embarrassing details were discussed.
|
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And then President Trump brushed off Russia's interference in American democracy with a joke as President Vladimir V. Putin chuckled.
|
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They chuckled as a member of their group, Andrea York, addressed a Bigfoot call that was reverberating in the background.
|
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Luke Fickell, the Buckeyes' defensive coordinator, was part of the discussion, and he chuckled when he recalled what happened next.
|
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JOE GIRARDI, once a YES Network analyst, chuckled at the notion of Rodriguez interviewing him before or during the broadcast.
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Marleau chuckled when asked whether he believed that his goal midway through the game would prove to be the difference.
|
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A week ago, many folks raised their eyebrows (and chuckled) when FIFA itself asked for a slice of that money.
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He chuckled and said no, adding that he had tripled the price of one of Lannett's drugs that very morning.
|
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I wondered, as I watched (and chuckled), what makes this image of Ms. Sykes taking out the recycling so funny?
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I chuckled woodenly along with them for a bit, exchanged a few more words, and went back to my lounger.
|
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When I asked Lewis if groups like his would challenge an effort to roll back network neutrality rules, he chuckled.
|
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Never one to turn down an extra $13 billion, Murdoch chuckled to himself and relaxed while these two fought it out.
|
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" She then chuckled so loud you could hear it to the other end of the hospital," Haynes wrote in the caption.
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" — NewsBusters managing editor Curtis Houck "He was clearly acknowledging what the high school students were chanting and chuckled before moving on.
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"If he pays his bills, I'm sure he would call him a hero because I'm sure it's not cheap," he chuckled.
|
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I chuckled, I laughed outright, and I felt rather festive by the end, even though I saw it in early November.
|
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"Fanciulla" has often been treated like lesser Puccini and chuckled over as the first "spaghetti western," decades before Sergio Leone's films.
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He chuckled and tilted his head at his colleagues, who had perked up and slung their rigs up to their shoulders.
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Jefferson, who played with Stewart at Connecticut, chuckled when recalling her many efforts to bulk up beyond her 122-pound frame.
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I began to suspect that he might be right, until a 20-year-old kid we know wandered by and chuckled.
|
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We admire El-Nemr's strength at breaking this news — where he chuckled sheepishly, we'd choke back caffeine-withdrawal-induced sobs of incredulity.
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During CNN's recent visit there, Doris-Pierce chuckled as she examined an unusual kind of mail that had come in that day.
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Several individuals who were waiting, along with the security guard on duty, chuckled to themselves and jeered as fights broke out onstage.
|
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Just as the internet chuckled at the Warriors' photos last April, the trusty ol' Twittersphere is picking on these guys once again.
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"And there it is…" Jamie chuckled as I came for the second time, my voice a rough ghost of its former self.
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"At that time, a lot of people are going to realize they have been very unclear about how it works," he chuckled.
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Liu chuckled as he predicted self-driving cars would come "within our lifetime," but said little about when they might benefit TSMC.
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When asked why he was starting in the US instead of the much larger chai drinking market of South Asia, Gaurav chuckled.
|
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That notion might make some people snicker, just like others chuckled when a reality TV host launched a presidential bid in 2015.
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He chuckled about the fact that the Koch's wouldn't go for it, but then Trump won the presidency with the same message.
|
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He chuckled over an unexpected honor: that wide, sweeping marble staircase that he designed to join the basement to the Princes' Courtyard?
|
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Hales sort of chuckled that she already owned three moldings for the same thumb, since the injury had initially occurred during training.
|
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After hearing this youngster sing to her father about her broken heart, DeGeneres chuckled off camera, turned away and smothered a smile.
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It is not that they flee, he said, as everyone chuckled, they just walk out because no one wants to touch them.
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Bong chuckled at the memory, explaining in fact the lines were a late addition he got the actors to buy in to.
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When it opened last month in New York, officials from both orchestras chuckled over the Viennese stamp on a New York artifact.
|
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One senator who listened as the president revived his doubts about Mr. Obama's birth certificate chuckled on Tuesday as he recalled the conversation.
|
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In others, he chuckled and expressed disbelief that Trump could have made the statements Kaine had quoted, and then declined to rebut them.
|
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Monroe's funeral program said he could fix any vehicle, but many who knew the 52-year-old chuckled remembering his car's busted muffler.
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"So, I'm looking at two-state and one-state and I like the one that both parties like," Trump said, as Netanyahu chuckled.
|
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He seems to be tickled by his sudden fame, and chuckled about a recent encounter on the MSNBC program "Hardball" with Chris Matthews.
|
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When Snoop Dogg arrived at dinner wearing a shirt, sweater vest and bow tie by Polo Ralph Lauren, Ms. Stewart chuckled her approval.
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Mr. Smith chuckled when I told him that; he sees no reason not to explain what his company will earn on every sale.
|
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One senator who listened as the president revived his doubts about Mr. Obama's birth certificate chuckled on Tuesday as he recalled the conversation.
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On a business trip, I've put a co-worker in his place after he chuckled and said, "We'll see," when hearing my intentions.
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He was in his 50s, and he chuckled when he told me that he was being advised to get a degree in nursing.
|
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During the game, Rodriguez, 44, took a silly video of Lopez dancing in her seat while he chuckled along at her cute moves.
|
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One mom, who was there with her little girl, chuckled and told me the same thing had just happened to her moments earlier.
|
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Asked whether she's ever had to bite her tongue amid the flood of press queries, Collins chuckled but then struck a sober tone.
|
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When asked about a reported ban at Donald Trump's luxury Scottish golf resort of Irn Bru, the nation's most popular soft drink, Sturgeon chuckled.
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The prosecution played a tape in court of Sullivan's confession, during which he chuckled at times while recounting the gory details of his crimes.
|
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When I asked him what he thought about Uber testing its new self-driving cars in his backyard, he chuckled and shook his head.
|
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I've said if Ivanka weren't my daughter, perhaps I'd be dating her," he chuckled, grinning through their disapproval as he asked: "Isn't it terrible?
|
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A slender 66-year-old with tightly cropped white hair, Torrebiarte chuckled at the suggestion that, in her, Guatemala had its own Margaret Thatcher.
|
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"I've been on stage at the Met literally hundreds of times with world-famous singers and I never sang a word," the Brooklynite chuckled.
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I wanted to throw a controller when characters incomprehensibly babbled in Yooka-Laylee, but I chuckled when Super Lucky's Tale tried the same thing.
|
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"Everybody stops and looks her way, and when she talks everybody shuts up and listens," she read aloud to her son Phil, who chuckled.
|
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When the chief executive of a medical home visit company offered Mr. Trump the recommended elbow bump instead of his hand, the president chuckled.
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" Asked whether it was safe to assume that he would keep Mr. Trump out of Maryland, Mr. Hogan chuckled and said: "That's pretty safe.
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Dr. Fauci chuckled at speculation that he was banished due to his habit of pushing back on Trump's hyperbolic and self-serving ad-libbing.
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Dr. Fauci chuckled at speculation that he was banished due to his habit of pushing back on Trump's hyperbolic and self-serving ad-libbing.
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At the time, 'LLU' hosts Nazanin and Nadia chuckled along with T.I. as he recounted this story ... but later got serious in a statement.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Everyone has chuckled about millennial generation stereotypes: slackers hanging out in their parents' basements, playing video games and binge-watching Netflix.
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The internet politely chuckled at the events referenced in "Bart to the Future" — that is, until the polls closed and Trump was declared the winner.
|
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British audiences watched as the former MTV Making the Band reality star chuckled while Bear ate both the sandwich and tea in which O'Day spat.
|
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I chuckled at the idea of the school relegating a popular work of fiction like Prozac Nation to a library pregnant with ancient, academic textbooks.
|
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"You're down for the count, champ," Kelly Swanson, one of Salita's publicists, told him as Salita chuckled and prepared to eat Shabbat dinner Friday night.
|
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The Forum noted that the centrist Democrat "chuckled at the prospect" of casting his superdelegate vote for Sanders, who identifies himself as a democratic socialist.
|
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" Mack chuckled to herself as she walked down the hallway after writing this reply: "I dunno, man, I already went and got a PhD in astrophysics.
|
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", patrons on the terrace at Tekhnikum, a swanky bistro, clinked glasses of white wine and chuckled, raising a toast of their own: "Russia is already free.
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He chuckled in parliament when opposition lawmakers asked why public money had been used to renovate his Nkandla home but he now faces a tougher battle.
|
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I don't want to spoil anything, and it's not like the humor here will have you rolling on the floor or anything, though I certainly chuckled.
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"By the way, without naming any names, Goldman Sachs also provides very, very generous speaking fees to some unnamed candidates," Sanders said, as the crowd chuckled.
|
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"Obviously I'm not going to win the ski," chuckled Gary Oldman, toward the end of his three-minute acceptance speech for Best Actor for Darkest Hour.
|
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One sitting US senator quoted by the Times, "who listened as the President revived his doubts" about the issue, "chuckled" when speaking about what was said.
|
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Diack smiled and chuckled before declining to answer whom he may have worked for during the process that ended with Russia and Qatar securing hosting rights.
|
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In 2007, Republicans in the suburbs around Minneapolis told me they had chuckled at requests from the national party for scientific polling to identify likely voters.
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It was an afternoon of pure joy as people walked past the screen, were confused for a second, then chuckled, waved, chatted, and tried out different filters.
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"Her husband is like a chicken — if she tells him to get up, he will get up!" chuckled the chief in the town where she grew up.
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Former United States Naval Academy player and retired NBA Hall of Famer David Robinson chuckled out loud when VICE Sports recently asked him about that last one.
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Jutting, dressed in a navy blue shirt and thick squared glasses, watched animatedly throughout the hearing and occasionally chuckled, particularly during the presentations by prosecutor John Reading.
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"I'm fine to admit that I'm the butt of this joke," chuckled Lewis, who said he volunteered for this particular interview because he thought it'd be fun.
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Isaac chuckled to himself and imagined cracking that joke with Nina and some of her friends from college, or even out with his advertising chums, then winced.
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Despite his illness, Knox chuckled when presented with the thought of receiving an invitation from Davis Love III, the captain of the United States Ryder Cup team.
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He chuckled, and told me that once, when he was visiting an encampment of homeless people, a woman offered him her chair, one of her few possessions.
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"I should be the guide," she chuckled, before ducking into a black SUV, off to the next interview, the next performance of her many versions of self.
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I also chuckled at the pun at 35D, mis-entering "ellevate" with two l's for "Remove from the ground" and not EXCAVATE (which entailed figuring out DREXEL).
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After embracing Ms. Nixon on stage but not quite endorsing her, Mr. Jealous chuckled at a question about the resurrection of Democratic socialism as a political identity.
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I chuckled when I realized Danny McBride's son had a "Bible name," as people put it when I was growing up, but that his name was Pontius.
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Judith Sierra, the owner of Tortilleria Sierra in Sunland Park, chuckled at the thought of armed men traveling to the border to chase after women and children.
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Cavaliers Coach Tyronn Lue chuckled before the game when he was asked if he planned to say anything to James about his substandard performance in Game 3.
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He chuckled when the prosecutor displayed the names of his victims in court on a 4-foot-by-8-foot board, and he seemed to dislike hospitals.
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" Given what she knows about him now, asked if she would ever invest money with Shrkeli, pounds chuckled and said, "I don't have that kind of money.
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" Ryan later chuckled when asked about Trump's decision to revoke press credentials for The Washington Post and other media outlets, saying "you can't make this up sometimes.
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When Spiegel was asked if he was concerned about Facebook, which is trying to copy many of Snapchat's features, he chuckled and then likened Facebook to Yahoo.
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Todd VanDerWerff: When I got to the scene in "Dead Hand" where The Americans sets up its conflict for its very final season, I all but chuckled evilly.
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When I suggested that his real drive wasn't the money, the ideology, or the technological challenge, but was instead a fierce enjoyment of breaking the law, he chuckled.
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When I told Biggers these stories, he chuckled, and then reminded me that the woman might have a perfectly valid genealogical claim to Morehouse, his own alma mater.
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"Usually it's a last-minute thing," Mr. Bieber said by phone last week, as Mr. McCurdy patched him into a call with me and chuckled in the background.
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Alan Jenkins, president of a social justice advocacy firm called The Opportunity Agenda, chuckled when asked if the new investment meant Democrats had sufficiently responded to their critics.
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Little did I know then, as I chuckled over the frantic antics of Daffy and Bugs and company, that I was taking an extended course in existential futility.
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And that, obviously, is what was done with it: The shot was circulated, chuckled over, goofed on and treated — as so much is online — as self-evidently farcical.
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On Thursday, Mr. Suber chuckled mischievously and said he would be delighted to see the statue of Washington over by the New Orleans Public Library come down, too.
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One of the female representatives standing behind Walker chuckled at the remark but two other women did not, according to a video of the moment posted by The Hill.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When a respected tennis analyst suggested recently that an underarm serve could be an effective weapon in halting Rafael Nadal's annual rampage on clay most just chuckled.
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From the SAGs to the VMAs, we've chuckled out loud and Tweeted faster than we even knew our fingers could type, all at the hand of our favorite celebrities.
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Bill Flores (R-Texas) chuckled when asked to respond to President Trump's indictment of the elected officials and former presidents sitting within arm's distance of the nation's 45th president.
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"I went over to speak to him and Jay Z, and as I shook his hand, he just chuckled... the most evil laugh that I've ever heard," Payne said.
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I chuckled and watched as a small cluster of bots gathered in my palm for a fraction of a second, then splintered off like a flock of birds disbursing.
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The co-founder of Real Wood Floors, Sam Cobb's father-in-law, Clyde Elbrecht, chuckled when I told him about the idea of appealing to Trump as a businessman.
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I allowed an hour and a half for what should have been a 30-minute ride," Nixon said, pausing a beat as the audience chuckled, then deadpanning: "Cuomo's MTA.
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Someone in the group, now looking back, someone who was a bigot, chuckled and loudly whispered — loud enough for the individual walking past us to hear — the "F" word.
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The winds picked up and slow, heavy raindrops started to fall as beachgoers gathered their belongings to seek cover, some of whom chuckled while taking photos of the banner.
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Davis Love III chuckled at the memory of his normally mild-mannered father exploding in anger because another player in his sectional group had repeatedly shown poor course etiquette.
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"It's like we're in the movie," I noted, and we chuckled every time we felt fussed over, as if we were the fancy British gentility seen in her film.
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I chuckled, since certainly there are a fair share of patients these days who use online information to challenge the knowledge, years of experience and judgement of their physicians.
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As such, I hope that she saw Brown's emoji and chuckled at his futile attempt to get her attention if for no other reason than it being so damned predictable.
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And when the reporter jokingly threw in a Trump reference at the end of the interview, she wrote that Ryan chuckled and said "I'm hanging up now," and then did.
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Mariners hang on to defeat Phillies PHILADELPHIA — Seattle Mariners manager Scott Servais chuckled a bit when asked about managing in the type of game his team played in Tuesday night.
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Thumbing through Instagram, he chuckled at a post comparing the appearance of Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson to the '90s R&B star Jon B. "That's funny," he said.
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Mr. Morris chuckled as he disclosed that he was a retired technology employee with the City of New York, and had met Mr. Bloomberg once before when he was mayor.
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To my great surprise, I chuckled all the way through the script, disturbing other readers in the sanctum sanctorum of the Harry Ransom Center reading room with my unladylike snorts.
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Another, a young black man who said he was wrongly arrested, chuckled and said, "He's definitely in the right attire" when asked to identify Mr. Van Dyke in the courtroom.
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A few voices in the audience chuckled as Buttigieg invited the young activists, most of them college students at Grinnell College, to spread out so he could see their signs.
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Macron chuckled as Trump recalled the "beautiful thing" he witnessed in Paris, saying one of his "early calls" when he returned to the White House was for creating a US version.
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Asked on Thursday at Wrigley Field if there was anything from those experiences that he had carried with him to his job as the Cubs' president for baseball operations, Epstein chuckled.
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"That's a loaded question: Are we stuck with it or are we visionary?" chuckled King, who contends that most election fraud is conducted via paper ballots, and mostly through absentee ones.
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My Syrian friend chuckled at the question about the Arctic Circle — where the summer sun never fully vanishes — but insisted: The law is the law; it's what the Prophet Muhammad commands.
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The family members sat placidly Monday, but several chuckled late in the morning when a defense attorney asked for a second chance to make a point during discussion of a motion.
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" Ms. Smartelli chuckled when she said, "I've been involved in just one-and-a-half relationships my entire life," and sighed when she added, "I've been single for quite a while.
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"For an uppercut punch, I'd have to jump like this," she chuckled, as her small frame, no more than 5 feet tall, leapt into the air to strike an imaginary attacker.
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The delighted audience chuckled at the girl's slightly altered lyrics at the beginning of the song when, instead of singing about Christmas lights, Sadie and Sunny replaced it with Hanukkah lights.
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Pearce and the 100 gathered guests just chuckled as they watched Ray tip back the bottle for a long swig, take a deep breath, exhale and turn back to his bride.
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Kelly landed at LAX Thursday and only chuckled when our photog asked about the animal rights protest Wednesday at a New Jersey bookstore where she was hawking her new book, 'Whoa, Baby.
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" Lloyd had recently been to a friend's funeral at a black church, and "two hundred people were there, and"—he chuckled—"ninety per cent of them were black, and that was fine.
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Alissa: I've always chuckled over the scene where Bianca tells Cameron that Kat's black lingerie means she wants to have sex someday, and wondered how many teenagers scribbled mental notes about it.
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The room chuckled as Manning found a way to bring some ease to those grappling with the enormity of what happened in that very spot, also on a Wednesday evening, in June 2015.
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Hatch, the Utah Republican who has been in the Senate for more than 40 years, chuckled when he was asked if he thought Trump was starting to understand the complexities of Capitol Hill.
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When a panhandler announced he was collecting funds to build a time machine, riders chuckled at the odd request—until another man boarded the train and announced he was the inventor's future self.
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Every time I realized the "water" at the bottom of the screen was, in fact, the "juice" being squeezed from the goombas all over the map, I chuckled and sprinted to the right.
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Rodman chuckled during the interview when the British TV host asked Rodman if Kim was a "lunatic who will blow the whole world up" or is just fighting for his own self-preservation.
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"The value of some of the puppets my brother John and I ruined in the sandbox when we were four or five years old is horrifying when I think back on it," chuckled Brian.
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When Megan Massacre walked into a biker-run tattoo parlor as a young girl hoping to learn about the business, the men inside chuckled at her ambition — but now she's had the last laugh.
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"He's very much in character all the time which I particularly have fun with because, you know, Negan is under Rick's skin so now Jeff, in turn, is underneath Andy's skin, hugely," Morgan chuckled.
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Frankly, most Republicans chuckled, even those that didn't wholly condone, the incident in Central Park where activists briefly took the stage to protest a Shakespearean rendition that alluded to the murder of President Trump.
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Mulvaney attempted to defuse the situation with humor and chuckled along with gibes from his former colleagues, who reminded him that he had argued and voted against similar measures when he was a congressman.
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Haley, in an appearance on "Fox & Friends," blamed the media for misinterpreting why U.N. General Assembly members chuckled when Trump boasted that his administration's accomplishments outdid those of nearly any other in American history.
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First of all, Heath is a podcast listener and I chuckled at the "Tyrell Wellick" mention, because I'm a Mr. Robot fan and for some reason that's what I call Chargers WR Tyrell Williams.
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I think the men I competed against thought I was a nice little lady, but they chuckled at the fact they knew my chili was vegan, and they thought they were each other's competition.
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He chuckled with his eyes, told me about rocket-propelled grenade attacks on the airport, running for cover, strafing runs on the riverbeds and trails, dancing to the music, killing men in the open.
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He said he was just holding on to the hope that such political collusion could be negotiated without damaging the civilian population, and chuckled at the idea that any government could make Tamaulipas cartel-free.
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We got Tank at LAX on XMAS Eve, and he chuckled uncontrollably when our photog told him Mariah was invited back on Dick Clark's New Year's Rocin' Eve ... this after her disastrous performance in 2016.
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Don't just assume that the leader of your country doesn't have a thorough knowledge of quantum computing "I was going to ask you to explain quantum computing," he said, as the crowd chuckled with delight.
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"That water usually costs 5,000 yen ($42), but I'm giving it to you for free," chuckled Kageyama, feigning disbelief when the woman asked him if his meteorite power-infused stickers could also help ease pain.
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McIlroy, who pulled to within one stroke of the lead early in Sunday's round before settling for a final-round 69 and a tie for ninth, nine strokes back, chuckled when told about Spieth's handicapping.
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Liaw then says that he asked if something had struck the window and the pilots "chuckled in response" before telling him "there's nothing alive at 40,000 feet" and stating the cause was "likely" human mechanical error.
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A few male aides who were gathered to the right side of the podium chuckled and smiled at one moment when the President called reporters "fake news," one of his go-to descriptions for the media.
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Two young workers — Ahmad, 19, and Bassem, 21 — sat on a terrace in their village, north of Ramallah, and chuckled about a time when tight security forced them to go under the wall, not over it.
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Viewers of "Mad Men," the popular AMC series, chuckled knowingly when a real estate agent in the 173s told the character Peggy Olson that an apartment would "quadruple in value" when the Second Avenue line opened.
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Mr. McConnell, who is close to Senator Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, an ally of Mr. Corker, was guarded in his comments about the election, but he chuckled when pressed on the incumbent's apparent change of heart.
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It adds up to an estimated 223 people, for a total of about $20,000 — such a hefty price tag for a company with a $3.7 million budget that Blinkwolt chuckled wryly when she spoke it aloud.
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I should just point out, the reason I chuckled is because EFF has filed amicus briefs in support of Cody in his case, and we have a relationship with him and the cases that he's doing.
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So Mr. Serpico chuckled over the phone this week when asked about the whistle-blower who has created a political firestorm by coming forward on White House activity regarding a call to the president of Ukraine.
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Ford kept it comfortable Many in the audience chuckled when we noticed that, in one behind-the-scenes shot, Harrison Ford (Han Solo) dashed through the Millennium Falcon while wearing a pair of brightly colored sneakers.
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Graduate students need to know you'll be around for five years or so, and well" — she chuckled, looking up at the ceiling — "well, it's very difficult if they have to switch to someone else, you know.
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"One senator who listened as the president revived his doubts about Mr. Obama's birth certificate chuckled on Tuesday as he recalled the conversation," Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Martin reported in The New York Times this week.
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Trump took heat in September when he stood silent and chuckled as a man at a town hall event told Trump "We have a problem in this country ... called Muslims" and accused Obama of being a Muslim.
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" Asked if his speech is likely to push Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu even further to the right, Kerry chuckled and said his aim was to get "people to stop and think about where this is going.
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My mum has grown, and killed, one lemon tree (when I asked her about it on the phone, she chuckled and admitted to "neglect"), her second attempt birthed one single green lemon, which isn't remotely near ripening.
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You don't know her personally, but you feel like you do, because you've seen her countless times on television, heard her voice on the radio, read endless articles analyzing her and her prospects, chuckled at her Internet memes.
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There was nary a mention of Cambridge Analytica or election interference as a packed room of engineers chuckled to nerdy jokes during keynotes packed with enough coding jargon to make the unindoctrinated assume it was in another language.
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The car practically chuckled as it told me it could have traveled at least another 16 miles on its giant LG-built battery, which takes up the entire undercarriage of the car, before it even thought about choking.
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Both houses of Congress agreed to pass the National Bison Legacy Act last week, and I chuckled a bit at the thought of the American bison (rather than elephants and donkeys) finally horning in on our national consciousness.
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The roundabout way would have to involve a joke—something like Oh-don't-think-all-of-us-look-the-same—and the man would have laughed and the woman would have laughed and the chef would have chuckled.
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At a pre-caucus event held earlier Monday, one veteran reporter who has covered politics for more than 2628 years chuckled when he said he and the other scribes present were covering the final Iowa caucuses of any consequence.
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" Sanders was mostly good-natured about it when he went on a few news programs after Clinton started cribbing those lines and chuckled a bit as he shouted, "we're looking into the copyright issues because she's stealing our lines!
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Wearing his signature red silk robe and black smoking slippers, Hefner chuckled as he recalled the lighter moments and smiled fondly as he reminisced over the lovingly preserved pages, like those that featured cartoons he sketched as a child.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he respected the U.S. judicial process, but chuckled when asked if he felt the same about the Securities and Exchange Commission as he entered a courthouse Thursday for a showdown with the federal agency.
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In 1981, for its re-re-release, Star Wars got a new name and a number, Episode IV. Over the years we've chuckled at overdubs such as Obi-Wan's new "krayt dragon call" that scares away the Tusken Raiders.
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He liked the way he sounded as if he were on the next barstool, and Mr. Iezzi chuckled approvingly recalling Mr. Trump's dismissive remarks about the newscaster Megyn Kelly in 2015 that were widely interpreted as referring to menstruation.
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After The Associated Press reported on Mr. Trump's accelerated timeline to put out their tax plan, Treasury officials who were awaiting Mr. Trump's visit to their office smiled broadly and chuckled nervously as they digested news on their smartphones.
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Gene Marsh, a former top regulator for college sports, chuckled when he saw how Kansas Coach Bill Self punched back at N.C.A.A. accusations that he was complicit in Adidas's improper funneling of more than $100,000 to three basketball recruits.
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In response, the 22017-year-old Hockey Hall of Fame inductee mentioned her Olympic triumphs before saying "look at those legs!" to a mixed reaction from the audience, some who cheered and others who boo'd while Raisman awkwardly chuckled.
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"It's just me myself and I" rapped De La Soul a decade later, and "Me me me me me me I I I," intoned the folk singer Patty Larkin, strumming a guitar as her audience chuckled in rueful recognition.
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" Obama, on stage with Black-ish actress Yara Shahidi for the closing session of the third annual Obama Foundation Summit, chuckled and coolly quipped to Brown, "I was dropped on my head as a child so I didn't have any sense.
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This turns out to be the perfect outfit for grabbing gelato with the fam... for cavorting with the pigeons and people in Piazza San Marco... and for performing a new musical theater piece for Legend, who chuckled at her off-camera.
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" When Sanders chuckled at this remark, Clinton scolded him, saying, "It's not a laughing matter … I take it really seriously because I have spent more time than I care to remember being with people who have lost their loved ones.
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It instantly became a tourist stop, an identity amplified by its brief appearance in La La Land — something Angelinos chuckled at, since it wasn't yet running at the time of filming — and, finally, its grand reopening hosted by Mayor Eric Garcetti.
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Mr. Ellis chuckled quietly a couple of times, rubbing his knuckles over his lips, as Bateman and his sidekicks sang a raucous opening number that telegraphed the story's central themes about the corrosive effects of unchecked narcissism, greed and materialism.
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When I read the description of his first sexual experience — "I was all knees, elbows, and technique-less, like a turtle darting in and out of his shell trying to not get hit by the rain" — I chuckled at the image.
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When I told the pope on Wednesday that I nearly missed the flight because, like him a few days earlier, I had been stuck in an elevator, he chuckled and made an Italian hand gesture to show how scary it was.
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Mr. Hooker, who grew up on Long Island and still talks like it, chuckled at the fact that he has landed in a part of the world where he sometimes has to help figure out how to sell such a thing.
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The couple find it difficult to narrow memorable moments on the road to one or two, although Charles chuckled when he reminisced about not being allowed on court for a legal coaching chat in Quebec City a few years ago.
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If you've ever watched the Teen Choice Awards and chuckled at how bulky (and generally useless) the massive surfboard trophies actually are, and subsequently wondered exactly where the winners store said surfboards...we've got the best news of the day for you.
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Yeah. I'm glad that people are opening up their minds to rediscover some of the things people chuckled at, like Roger [Troutman]'s Jheri curl, or Dave Chappelle's Rick James skit, or P-Funk with some of their members in a diaper.
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We have made a truce with the squirrel, and we have done so because, in our own animal hearts, we know we'd lose something precious if earth's trees — our own former homes — no longer chuckled with the sounds of mammal home life.
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It's hard to believe now that nobody at the February premiere laughed out loud when Zachary Kapeluck, the tallest and biggest man onstage, threw up his heels in a fast little knock-kneed Charleston step; the Joyce audience chuckled happily at the sight.
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What is Section 702 of FISA Coats, after the vote, chuckled with reporters and said the vote was almost as exciting as the NFL playoff game this past weekend, when the Minnesota Vikings defeated the New Orleans Saints in the final play.
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To the Editor: As one who has the definition of tsundoku posted on my refrigerator (and yet still went to five different library book sales this summer), I chuckled when I read Kevin Mims's essay "The Importance of Unread Books" (Oct. 14).
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Kyrgios did his impersonation of the Spaniard in the second set after being penalized for taking too long to serve, brushing his hair back and picking at his shorts whilst looking in the direction of chair umpire Jaume Campistol, who chuckled along.
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When I visited here last week and asked where or how Penn Charter had recognized Ryan's athletic achievements — perhaps with a big trophy case containing a retired jersey, all-American award plaques and his four N.F.L. Pro Bowl citations — school officials chuckled.
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" Asked by Wilmore to explain Trump's colorful use of the word, which he used to disparage Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential bid, Sanders chuckled before saying, "I think you'll have to ask Donald Trump for an explanation of that -- I don't know the answer to that.
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Here are three times the comedian delivered the laughs (some of them a little more uncomfortable than others): 2006: Stephen Colbert obliterated George W. Bush, and the press corps barely chuckled: 2009: Wanda Sykes pokes fun at Michelle Obama on a royal faux pas.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Last October, as U.S. oil prices seemed to be stabilizing around $45 a barrel, some bullish traders chuckled at the notion of U.S. shale firms racing to hedge production at what they thought was the bottom of a 19-month rout.
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Scott TaylorScott William TaylorFormer GOP rep launches Senate campaign in Virginia Virginia special prosecutor indicts former GOP campaign staffer The 31 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority MORE (Va.) chuckled when asked what to expect from the president on Twitter Wednesday morning.
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EUDORO GONZÁLEZ DELLÁNSecretary for international affairs for Primero JusticiaCaracas As a Briton who has been living in Singapore for more than 25 years, I chuckled to read that Theresa May's idea of Britain's future might be a sort of Singapore-on-Thames ("A hard road", January 21st).
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I had kind of rolled my eyes and chuckled when he told me eight out of 10 of his friends were black a week ago, but sitting across from the two couples actually was a window into what life with Peter in Madison could look like.
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When Philippa says, "We have engaged the Klingons," I chuckled as I thought of Picard, in one of the most famous "Trek" moments in history, instructing Worf to tell Starfleet, "We have engaged the Borg," another deadly enemy of the Federation not seen for some time. 4.
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"This is not so much about where you hang a cross but where you make a cross on Election Day," chuckled Ugur Bagislayici, a Turkish-Bavarian entertainer from the neighboring village who speaks with a thick lower Bavarian accent and is known by his pseudonym Django Asül.
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I started daydreaming about how the moonlight trickled in while he played me his jazz records, how he chuckled and buried his face in his hands after I explained my odd internships, and how he held up a picture of his family and described each of his brothers.
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"So while I'm president — which will be hopefully for five years, and I dunno, maybe we'll work with the media on a major extension of that — but we will not let anyone push God from the public square," he said, while the students and teachers behind him chuckled.
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"I really love Skittles, because as you see, they come orange and yellow, red and purple, all the different colors, and they come all together in a bag ... kind of like a rainbow," Gutiérrez told the IRS commissioner, who chuckled as the lawmaker munched on the candy: http://bit.ly/2cSglTR.
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Programmer Ethan Lee, who's handled ports of FEZ, Transistor, Celeste, and briefly worked on the Linux and Mac versions of Mighty No. 22, chuckled at the thought of porting the game to handhelds: When the 29DS launched, there were countless stories about how Epic's popular engine couldn't run on Nintendo's handheld.
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Oliver chuckled, then went on to describe an elaborate dream he'd had that night in which he was stuck on an alien planet where anthropomorphic clouds turned menacing and "murderously" tipped over the Land Rover he was driving — "a cloud nightmare," he added, as if it were hardly his first.
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Wearing a zebra-print dress with gold trim, a gold-colored neckerchief and a black felt boater hat, she chuckled as they sang: "jealousy is of the soul of the hater," in the local Soto language, voicing their belief that she is the victim of a plot by political rivals.
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Elsewhere, Travis Kelce (Kansas City Chiefs) took heat for his Catching Kelce TV show, Fletcher Cox (Philadelphia Eagles) chuckled at his own last name, the hand injury suffered by Pierre-Paul (New York Giants) was a topic of trolling, and Aqib Talib (Denver Broncos) walked out after reading about his self-inflicted gunshot.
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Now, Democrats have chuckled at this, but for McConnell, keeping a promise to someone in his conference, particularly on something as high stakes as this, carries major weight in the future, when, say, he has to ask another senator to take a very, very tough vote in exchange for something in the future.
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Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE in 2008, Sanders chuckled and repeated his assertion that "we are going to fight as hard as we can" to change the party.
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When I questioned whether McCall's one-bedroom apartment from the film seemed realistically affordable with Lyft earnings, Wade chuckled and said "probably not," acknowledging that a driver would "probably have to work maybe 40 or 50 hours a week" to make enough for such a living a situation in the country's seventh most expensive city.
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I admired Jasmine's colorful new outfits (sadly, she does not get to do much besides model and support her man in crisis), left Agrabah for adventures to the Thieves' lair and the mysterious Vanishing Isle, chuckled at the Genie's impressions of Walter Cronkite and the Marx brothers long before knowing who those people were.
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Steve KingSteven (Steve) Arnold KingThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments 11 Essential reads you missed this week MORE (R-Iowa), a fellow hard-line conservative, chuckled, pointing to former Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio).
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Armchair space fans who chuckled over the hilarious signs featured in the nationwide March For Science on April 22nd will see some of the same humor at work here, as imaging scientists, rocket scientists, and plasma scientists gush and giggle over the Voyager project, showing how much personality can be a part of science and history.
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Altman chuckled when he was asked to imagine what it would have felt like on Sunday, for both him and his star player, if the trade deadline had not yet passed and James would be on the court with the other All-Stars while the Cavaliers were still trying to complete all of their trade business.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday joined a chant calling to "lock her up" — a sentiment to imprison Democrat Hillary Clinton — when he spoke at a conservative high school leadership summit in Washington, DC. The top law enforcement officer in the country, Sessions chuckled after pausing a speech that mocked crying liberal "snowflakes" who needed "tissues" after the 2016 election.
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I wish the woman I've since grown into could go back to that festival and tell the girl I was at the time — the girl who awkwardly giggled backstage with a much more successful male comedian in mixed company about how big her ass was and panic-chuckled when he casually dropped the n-word (he's not black) — that there's no use tiptoeing around this stuff for the sake of my career.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE (Va.) mocked President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE over an old criticism of former President Obama after world leaders chuckled on Tuesday when Trump boasted about his administration's accomplishments.
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