" Pointing to his shirt, Frankie gamely replies, "It's real.
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Gigi had so many questions that the woman gamely answered.
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Forget streaming a game like Google gamely did on stage.
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Of course Ivanka and Jared stood gamely by Trump's side.
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Obama gamely let him swing her arm back and forth.
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The men gamely remained in the tubs for 15 minutes.
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Dr. Jones gamely explored the less tangible spiritual world, too.
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Zacharek, and Karina Longworth, to take but three examples, each gamely
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Every time Mr. Giamatti gamely leans into the melodrama, it backfires.
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Eloise Kropp steps gamely into Ruby's tap shoes in this version.
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Curtis, of course, isn't gamely playing with guns for a paycheck.
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"Unbelievable," Gasparyan said, gamely deploying her English in the interview room.
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Bassett gamely said that she had, but she didn't stop there.
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Republicans gamely ignored a party division they fervently hope is temporary.
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At the drag bar, he gamely signs a drag queen's breastplate.
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But he gamely went forward after arriving here early Thursday afternoon.
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She smiled uncertainly for a moment, and then gamely powered through.
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He gamely poses for photos and then gestures for a tip.
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Still, he gamely strapped on a life vest and jumped in.
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Both locals and foreigners have gamely tried to come up with answers.
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Hunt, gamely, tried again to get Cruz to discuss the current administration.
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" At which point she gamely confessed, "I went and saw Dr. Ambe!
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A cheerful Austrian family in a passing camper gamely helped us out.
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Sometimes, Meechy herself would pop up in her sister's photos, smiling gamely.
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While she gamely answered the question, she later took a harder line.
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He gamely responded, but it's a tough position to defend right now.
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Meanwhile, Tunisia is still gamely attacking to try to get one back.
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He gamely kissed Nicole Kidman's hand and shook hands with Ryan Gosling.
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Post Malone gamely took his "shoey" during a Brisbane concert in January 2018.
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I was gamely trying to master 3D printing with the thin, metal device.
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His family gamely encouraged him, accepting that the white continent held him fast.
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He gamely sat through several birthday songs, but drew the line at cake.
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It lay beyond his vocal range, but he fought gamely to the end.
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He gamely crunched through a few, determined, I guess, to win me over.
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The second time: Richard's hands loose on Ana's head as she gamely kneeled.
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Their heroine gamely poses for photo after photo, signing every manner of memorabilia.
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The makeup artist gamely tries to continue with her work, before giving up.
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The Senator, though shot, carried on gamely in his heroic West Texas manner.
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He gamely played a robot on the fritz in the aforementioned Westworld skit.
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"But the kids like coming back to the house," he said, smiling gamely.
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She gamely takes up ballroom dancing; it's safer than sex, and perhaps as ecstatic.
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And when it came to this nip mishap, she gamely took her own advice.
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But Smith gamely opened up about this one's underlying idea: a sense of place.
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"I'll take care of the protocol here," the 44th commander-in-chief said gamely.
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The Philharmonic musicians, under the incisive direction of Christopher Rountree, gamely tackled unusual assignments.
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Not being overly familiar with any of these marketing channels, I gamely plugged away.
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And while that has been daunting, many are gamely going along with YouTube's plans.
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At one point Mr. Jillette describes Mr. Arnold as shameless, and he gamely agrees.
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A bit later, Jack meets Ed Sheeran, who is gamely played by Ed Sheeran.
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As it happens, I, too, tend to joke around, so I gamely play along.
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Her band mates gamely dive in, establishing a romping interplay around her nimble rhythms.
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Mr. Henry, though, is parasitic, feeding on the vulnerabilities offered to him so gamely.
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Kushner politely paused for a selfie, and gamely answered a couple of rushed questions.
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The pair gamely answered lots of questions about themselves, but also got a little handsy.
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Canada gamely argues that the United States would also be hurt in a trade war.
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When they were greeted with excited cheers, the couple then gamely shared a sweet kiss.
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Gamely, Mr de Mistura sent out formal invitations to his diplomatic dance on January 26th.
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The senator from Texas gamely proved him wrong, even if he sounded like a gringo.
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"I'm moving on to the newest stage of my life, my 70s," she said gamely.
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As the crew unpacked, Mr. van Zweden gamely went next door for yet another interview.
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Mather: McGregor is falling behind in this fight, but is still gamely slugging it out.
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Not ideal circumstances for mental calm, but they plowed gamely on with the experiment anyway.
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At his interview table on Monday afternoon, Alonso gamely responded to waves of unusual questions.
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At his interview table on Monday afternoon, Alonso gamely responded to waves of unusual questions.
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Sesame died in June 2018, after which Starfish inherited his Instagram — gamely, one might say.
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During these exchanges, Mr. Letterman portrayed the teasing, needling son while she gamely played along.
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A day or so later, when the snow came, I gamely put the pants on.
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For her part, Lynch gamely went on after a brief moment down on the mat.
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Newton gamely tried to rally the Panthers, sometimes throwing risky passes into double coverage — and succeeding.
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She looks confused for a moment, then gamely grins, sprays it, and mugs for the camera.
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Harry made his excuses and gestured towards PM Browne to join in – which he gamely did.
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Clinton then gamely tries to duck Trump/Reines by giving him a "high-five" hand slap.
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Since they lived near each other in New Jersey, Barb gamely asked for a ride home.
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Following both of the incomprehensibly senseless tragedies, I gamely attempted to provide that clarity and explanation.
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The competitors all played along gamely, but some chess aficionados found the exercise a bit unsettling.
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Antetokounmpo gamely tried not to show any reaction, but his bottom jaw was jutted out nonetheless.
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Walkers gamely contends that celluloid cinema's lingering body still moves, animated by a singular artistic force.
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The boy gamely steps to the plate and connects, only to be thrown out at third.
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Mr. Pittman was snapping away as one model posed gamely in jeans that exposed his backside.
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Though still gamely bearing fruit, the first couple we saw were clearly on their way out.
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A small crowd forms on a sandy beach somewhere, and I gamely start pitching them questions.
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After all, this is the woman who did the Dougie and gamely participated in an "Ew!" skit.
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Despite our best efforts, it continues to gamely welcome our rapidly expanding population, barring the occasional earthquake.
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But he gamely said that if canines did wear pants, they should cover only the hind legs.
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Madison gamely kept her cool (this writer certainly wouldn't have), and continued with a pretty perfect response.
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She's right, but the typical consumer gamely trying to repair their iPhone wouldn't get that far in.
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Glenn sized up the sylphlike woman, who had pink hair and was gamely jabbing at the air.
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We'll show you the picture of Bieber gamely gamboling up the blacktop a little behind the play.
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They have fanned out in every direction to gamely answer the thousands of where-am-I-going?
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Max Chernin, one of the evening's guest performers, grabbed the nearest waist and gamely hop hop hopped.
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Skip sat at a child-size school desk and gamely took the pop quizzes I doled out.
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"Which is exciting, in a way, but ..." Gamely, the sommelier asked what he usually liked to drink.
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Sanders gamely denied it, and then just stood there as the moderator appeared to ignore his denial.
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But he himself stood gamely, his polo shirt untucked, looking flushed beneath his anemone of white hair.
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Bolton wasn't very convincing, after a career spent scoffing at such talk, but he went on gamely.
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She was hurt, but audiences were not put off, and she gamely finished a four-week run.
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She did so gamely, thanks in part to coconut water, dark chocolate, and a soundtrack of Aretha Franklin.
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Mr. Elliott gamely fields every one, moving around the clauses, to relay the same bland recitation of facts.
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The President had trampled all over his own day one public messaging, but the media gamely followed suit.
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Across the road, in the lovely town square, two young people gamely held aloft a multi-faith flag.
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He also offers Jeor's ancestral sword to Jorah, as he should, and Jorah gamely refuses, as he should.
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He went forth gamely at first, confident that he could defuse the situation simply by explaining his motives.
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They shout, use blunt and sometimes offensive language, and gamely engage in arguments aimed at drawing listeners near.
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In the spirit of merrymaking, Russell Westbrook, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid and her brother, Anwar, gamely took shots.
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He did, however, gamely meander the stalls, sampling turkey legs, bacon-wrapped ribs and red velvet funnel cake.
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Though Mr. Spacey gamely obeys these directives and applies his usual polish to them, all of it backfires.
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"Camp is O.K.," she writes home gamely, requesting bug spray while reporting that she has no friends yet.
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Starter Jaime Garcia gamely blamed himself for the tricky movement on his pitches, and for giving up hits.
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While her fellow competitors have all gamely shown up to support their films, Ms. Davis owns the category.
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Their Red Sox' cleanup man, Betts, gamely presses on with a wrist that recently needed a cortisone shot.
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Or Representative Susan Molinari gamely standing tall on a booster next to Chuck Schumer during a television taping.
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American Broner, 29, fought gamely and stayed upright despite being hit with several heavy combinations but was ultimately outclassed.
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Mr. Trump, who rarely exposes himself to hostile crowds, stood, smiled gamely and clapped as the fans booed loudly.
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It tastes so bad I can't finish it, but T. gamely says it's good and eats the whole thing.
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My interest plummeted, but I gamely let them set up the demo and tried to play for an hour.
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In a new video from Reebok, she gamely attempts to hold a plank through an interview with her trainer.
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On "Untouchable," which he boldly picked as the album's second single, Em tries, gamely, to engage with this idea.
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While Bekele was left to run alone in the final miles, he gamely finished third in 2:06:36.
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They sit on yellow, red and blue drums with their trunks and front feet held gamely in the air.
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Mr. Trudeau has been gamely fielding questions about a potential flood of immigrants from the United States for months.
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Finally, President Obama took the box and walked it inside, saying gamely, "I'll take care of the protocol here."
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Mr. Hardwick accepted the challenge, and for 35 minutes, he gamely responded to the comments and questions flowing in.
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This is the Rosier who incinerated Syracuse and gamely helped the Hurricanes weather a late-game storm—weather puns!
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In video footage, she seems to be gamely playing the part, setting off hoots and hollers from the crowd.
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He gamely stuck to his insistence that dissension does not undermine the alliance, even as Mr. Trump's denigrations continued.
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As she gamely admired the Parisian décor, she asked him if he knew how to say anything in French.
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Predictably, he crashes to the floor and seriously injures his back, though he gamely hobbles off to a party.
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Sweeter in manner than Ms. Barrio, she gamely applied her old-school moves to a traditional, partylike flamenco encore.
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Others gamely took questions but looked slightly overwhelmed by the crowds of journalists that quickly mushroomed around them. Rep.
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The revelation—which came around 90 minutes into the soiree—was that I'd gamely stumbled into my own personal hell.
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We gamely tucked into a pair of chicken burgers in an attempt to eat ourselves into a state of contentment.
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The effect is amplified even further when the man himself was pictured smiling gamely next to his horrible bronze brother.
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A British spy, who had been posted to the crossing as a passport-control officer, tried gamely to delay them.
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It's miserable to be out in the open, but people gamely shake their signs in the face of bad weather.
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Their case seeks only to vindicate the liberty of individual teachers, they say gamely, not to bring down the unions.
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The ball arced high into the night air, and Gorkys Hernandez, the Giants' center fielder, gamely ran back and back.
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Mr. Wacky gamely came to the rescue and shared some relevant details about the festival and what audiences can expect.
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He frowned at my questions, nibbling on wedges of cheese during most of the interview, but he still answered gamely.
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Nixon was forever defensive — it was part of his persona — but he gamely took on the armchair analysts about 1960.
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The mostly metropolitan-based queens gamely flailed about in a cyclone of crooked elbows, flex-footed kicks and suicidal wigs.
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The spry cast, led by Joseph Leppek, as Tony, and Vanessa Becerra, as Maria, gamely navigate Bernstein's tri-tonal score.
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Ziering gamely takes the biggest hit, playing a self-promoting blowhard who walks around whining about the post-#MeToo culture.
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Newton's Panthers teammates and coaches who stood and answered questions, painfully, gamely, were black, white and Latino, veteran and rookie alike.
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Hawn, in her first big-screen role in 15 years, gamely plays along as Linda, Emily's loving but overly cautious mother.
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It was a rough-and-tumble welcome in the arena for a candidate who has gamely sidestepped attacks in previous debates.
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On screen, Ms. Foster has to walk a fine line between youth and age, gamely playing both sides of the divide.
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Undoubtedly, this was a year that needed Jeff Goldblum in a succession of expensive designer clothes, cheesing gamely for the camera.
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The supermodel didn't leave Fallon out, gifting him a pair of the charitable mules, which he gamely modeled for the audience.
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My colleagues debated the query gamely, but the discussion didn't end with the possibility of Lee taking on a Marvel hero.
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Dr. Dunn bristled at the question, before gamely pointing out that many of these species are, or could be, extremely useful.
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Around him, primarily Italian actors gamely wrestle with thickly accented English dialogue, most of it hagiographic and all of it dull.
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Former President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, 93, a member of the academy since 2003, gamely negotiated the stairs supported by two aides.
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After watching Finau gamely make his way around Augusta National, a friend, Larry Olsen, gave him the ball signed by Casper.
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Last Tuesday evening, Christopher Sieber, a Tony nominee for "Shrek the Musical" and "Spamalot," gamely made the best of the situation.
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The Philharmonic went gamely through the motions of the Baroque, but there was little surprise or delight, essential in this repertory.
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The senator had turned in plenty of strong debate performances, using her nimbleness to gamely hammer candidates across the Democratic spectrum.
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My initial diligence seemed to yield only backaches, but I gamely sat for a couple of hours each morning and afternoon.
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They gamely pose for pictures with everyone from kids to straight couples from the suburbs to two-dad families pushing strollers.
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He slouched into the interview room late, well after many of his teammates — rookies and veterans alike — who gamely answered painful questions.
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The model, whose Instagram Stories indicate she'd recently wrapped a photoshoot in nearby Long Beach, gamely posed for photos with the group.
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The actor gamely took the boot in his hand and chugged its contents as champers spilled down the front of his shirt.
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Monae's jazzy opening also had some audience participation with surprise guest vocals from Brie Larson, who gamely scatted along to the music.
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Cast and crew members gamely muddle through nonsensical scenes in inhumane working conditions, while Wiseau barely seems to understand his own screenplay.
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William had gamely taken part in a comedy skit from host Miranda Hart, obligingly shouting her catch-phrase "such fun" on request.
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So when Kings County Imperial opened there in the summer of 2015, diners gamely polished their chopsticks and lined up in droves.
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He then proceeded to run through a circuit of 'Exorcist'-looking facial contortions inviting me to follow along, which I gamely did.
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The third interactor is a local radio host who asked not to be identified, and who smiles gamely as she sits down.
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He battled on gamely, eagling the par-four fifth and shooting a most respectable three-over-par 74 in the difficult conditions.
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Giorgi hung in gamely to at least make Williams serve to reach her 35th Grand Slam semi-final and 11th at Wimbledon.
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Predictably, it was the Democrats in the red states and Republicans in increasingly blue Virginia who gamely sought to localize the races.
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Mr. Ballani donned a Toronto Maple Leafs hat that he wore day after day, and his wife gamely hopped on a toboggan.
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And Comey's leak of FBI documents — which he gamely tried to defend to Cooper — is the subject of yet another IG review.
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In mid-May, he went on Jimmy Fallon's show to gamely deliver talking points while the house band played a slinky groove.
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Then she looked up, flashed a jubilant thumbs up and gave Ripert a kind of Buddhist fist bump, which he gamely returned.
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In his Senate testimony, Mattis gamely tried to make the case that R4+S is something other than the typical Pentagon flimflam.
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But Mr. Turner holds his own, gamely countering his strong resemblance to the young Richard Gere with a performance of perplexed immaturity.
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Tom Dixon had never designed an entire house before gamely signing on to do just that for an eccentric couple in Monaco.
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As you construct Mr. Quigley's deconstruction, you'll see that he's deconstructed even further by gamely blowing up a set of facial features.
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After eight years of Barack Obama gamely filling out an N.C.A.A. tournament bracket, President Trump has declined to make picks this year.
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Colbert gamely played along with McGowan, but his in-studio audience seemed bewildered: People couldn't figure out when to laugh or cheer.
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She's also fairly open-minded, so she gamely agreed to "endure" the concert as a way of checking out Basilica as a venue.
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But it's a challenge many rescues and shelters seem to gamely embrace, if it means reaching more potential adopters and saving more lives.
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"Today he gamely repeated Putin's argument that Russia was justified in seizing the sovereign territory of another country by force," Mr. Sullivan said.
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Cuba gamely dressed up as a cowboy, while Jen was asked to hold three frozen water balloons for the remainder of the game.
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She gamely dons it, in a moment that Riseborough (who, like Wilkinson, is British) makes seem as natural as her feigned Carolina accent.
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Readers gamely tried port in a variety of ways, drinking it through dinners, sipping it with cheese and desserts or enjoying it alone.
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He gamely, if awkwardly, took part in a group handshake, above, at a summit meeting of Southeast Asian and other leaders in Manila.
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Marsden gamely plays off the blue CGI blur opposite him, while his character learns a valuable lesson about what's really important in life.
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The one in which Brown coaches Wilson is one of a few circulating online where he gamely demonstrates the dance for white people.
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Lady Gaga appeared last season at the show of Brandon Maxwell, her stylist-turned-designer, posing gamely for photographers but turning away reporters.
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But at Bergdorf, David Hoey, the store's senior director of visual presentation, and his team have gamely produced a concept called Bergdorf GoodTimes.
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It was a bittersweet day for Robert J. Dold, who gamely led the ceremonial final House session of the outgoing Congress on Tuesday.
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"I've heard that 'junior senator' thing about a million times in the few years I've been in the Senate," he said, smiling gamely.
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Basra even gamely listened to Justin admit that he forced an ex-girlfriend to get rid of her cat, then broke up with her.
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Jonas confirmed he dated the stars while he wore his purity ring – and gamely explained why he later chose to take the ring off.
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Because he had gamely fulfilled a request I had put to him a month before: I had asked him to have a secret affair.
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Yet, although she gamely insisted that the summit's conclusions were "welcome", the truth is that they offered less even than she had hoped for.
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During the Anna Sui show, her big sister Gigi lost one of her platform shoes, and Bella gamely supported her during the runway finale.
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Search engine optimization "giveth and taketh away," she tells me, laughing gamely at the unpredictable whims of algorithm that undergird both of our livelihoods.
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"I wasn't aware that I'd lose my First Amendment rights after walking out this door," he said gamely as as he left reporters behind.
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Sabathia gamely kept the Yankees even, pitching seven innings and holding the Blue Jays hitless after Russell Martin's one-out single in the fourth.
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" Colbert bantered, gamely but tamely, with Sarandon, who had suggested to him, in an appearance a year ago, that Trump might trigger a "revolution.
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As I wrote a few months ago, the companies that sell them gamely tried to make these things a need and not a want.
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Nor can Lawrence -- gamely conveying alternating bouts of confusion and pain -- ultimately make much out of a character written as such a blank slate.
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And TLO, who actually is a Zerg main but gamely played Protoss for the experiment: I was surprised by how strong the agent was.
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Conor is not at all pleased to find this swap, but gamely signs the man's member (making sure to use some hand sanitizer afterward).
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But instead of going on the offensive, Kasher gamely plays the role of a magnanimous host, letting other people's thoughts largely set the agenda.
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Silver streamers and seizure-inducing music washing over us, we gamely order a giant frozen something to share, in a pitiful attempt at enthusiasm.
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In a televised town hall-style meeting on CNN Wednesday night, Mr. Rubio gamely strained to convince grieving parents and students from Parkland, Fla.
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Despite being covered in blood, dirt and leaves, he gamely throws his arm around the young fan and poses for one photo after another.
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Mr. Weld gamely made his own voice-in-the-wilderness case to several dozen people at Cornell College in Mount Vernon, Iowa, on Saturday.
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The former booking agent Bethann Hardison, a pioneering African-American model in the 1970s, posed gamely in a purple bra and boy-cut panties.
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Jones began complaining about his "deplatforming" from a number of big social media companies as Rubio gamely tried to seriously respond to reporters' questions.
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Male stars from Hunks of Hallmark, an Instagram fan account, gamely posed as attendees asked them to: holding their hands, looking into their eyes.
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These Thai women from Udon Thani are in their 70s, but gamely participated in a sparring match, watched by an enthusiastic crowd of villagers.
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But those matters appeared far from Ms. Assoulin's mind as she darted gamely around the room to show off highlights of her new fall line.
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The Beatles rescheduled one, risking a riot in the process, but gamely played another, making due with the sparks flying off their soaked electrical equipment.
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Mr Cameron gamely insists that, being outside both the single currency and the Schengen passport-free travel zone, Britain has the best of both worlds.
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After we sat down, he started talking about his son's new girlfriend as I smiled gamely, not letting on that I knew nothing about her.
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The elves whisked Noelle and Chan into Santa's room, where he gamely tried to engage the now stone-faced toddler as an elf snapped photos.
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She has already been faced with a story focused on whether she risked being viewed as "too unlikable," gamely parlaying it into a fundraising tool.
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The underdog Kowalkiewicz fought gamely in the second round as well, backing her opponent into the cage, but never seemed to hurt the tough Jedrzejczyk.
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Crowley gamely accepted the results and, with a pickup band behind him, took out his guitar and dedicated "Born to Run" to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Clinton tried to continue her speech, gamely if not wisely; in hindsight, Kaine should have grabbed the mike for a few minutes while Clinton recovered.
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Nintendo is still gamely puttering along and releasing a game every couple of months for Wii U, the latest being Star Fox Zero, available Friday.
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Lynch gamely tried to make the heel turn stick by trotting out that hoary heel standby, talking shit to the fans for not backing her.
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After all, he gamely hailed Raymond Roussel as the dominant dandy influence on his The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even (1915–1923) masterpiece.
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Mr. Seacrest and Ms. Ripa did their show in front of roughly a dozen staff members, who tried to gamely laugh at the hosts' jokes.
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Gamely, Mr. Tillerson parried the questions — just as he had done this year in Latin America and Europe, where his reception had been similarly frosty.
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Other candidates in the race have gamely attempted the same two-step, violating pledges to reject special interest money and hosting big-dollar fund-raisers.
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The director, Trip Cullman — he most recently directed Kenneth Lonergan's "Lobby Hero," last year — was gamely trying different ways of transitioning into this fraught moment.
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But by and large, he will play second fiddle gamely, even eagerly, offering one of the most appealing onscreen depictions of masculinity in recent memory.
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Another witness — Gordon Sondland — has also seemed to be trying gamely to protect Trump in his testimony so far, often in ways that strain credulity.
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Mostly I felt groggy and wanted to get back to my high-tech nap, but I gamely slipped on gloves for a boxing training session.
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In a music ecosystem that increasingly prizes fluidity, it is the rare space that still gamely flaunts its ideology as an asset, not a liability.
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The models stood gamely in place, posing for photographers, while most of the several hundred attendees scampered across the plaza, quickly fleeing in search of warmth.
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Credit where its due: Sasha and Malia Obama have grown up in the White House and have gamely appeared at various photo ops through the years.
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" On the screen the crowd saw itself reflected, and gamely joined in with Steve Perry's vocals: "Don't stop believing, hold on to that fe-eee-lin'.
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Mr Macron had forgotten his rubber boots, but strode gamely into the dung of a low-roofed shed to cuddle a piglet on national TV (pictured).
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When he went on The Bachelorette, Booth gamely appeared on the show to explain to the current Bachelorette, Becca Kufrin, what exactly had happened between them.
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It's about a decent guy trying to help people feel — as he puts it — "good and silly and fun and right," stumbling gamely all the way.
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As for the European Commission, which sometimes looks like the chancellor's last ally, it has gamely advanced common policies but is too weak to enforce them.
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Why is the woman, once again, gamely playing the role of Serious Clean Person while the men get to crack jokes about how lazy they are?
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We'd talked regularly since the series had ended, and I'd continued to visit him in his walk-up apartment, where he struggled gamely with the stairs.
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They finally sent a representative in off the sunny sidewalk, a little brown bird that hopped gamely into the store and looked at Collette Hutchins, 83.
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A few flaws aside, these were inspiriting recitals, and it is heartening to see both pianists gamely holding winter at bay, at least for the moment.
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Buttigieg parried gamely but couldn't bat away the fact that he's 37 and his only political experience came as the mayor of America's 306th-largest city.
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Congress had a little help here from the new FCC chairman, who gamely rescinded the parts of the rule due to come into effect in early March.
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Steven Lee Hall, Jr. and Jake Nodar, who are both participating in his season's Naked and Afraid XL, gamely came up with answers to PEOPLE's nosiest questions.
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And at the very end, with the bearing of a bemused and skeptical uncle is Kenda himself, posing gamely with a young woman and her tiny dog.
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As The Tonight Show's bandleader, he's used to Fallon's usual tricks, so in addition to talking about the book he gamely participated in one of his bits.
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Urban kept up his Tom Petty-meets-Jon Bon Jovi aesthetic, strumming gamely away at a Stratocaster while Underwood's sequins split light across the Staples Center. USA!
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One of their number gamely announced it still hoped for a more distant relationship, even if it couldn't bring itself to turn its back on them yet.
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Ms. Gilmer means the time-hopping play to be a trunk show with a mix of cinematic styles, and Katie Lindsay's production gamely takes up that challenge.
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After a summit of the 26 other members in Sofia, Mrs Merkel declared gamely that the EU would survive, because "we are always stronger together than apart".
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Nyquist showed both in Kentucky, and he fought back gamely in the stretch at the Preakness before falling behind Exaggerator and the second-place finisher, Cherry Wine.
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Ms. Bickert, whom I have interviewed too and who certainly has made an effort to tame the platform, gamely tried to make this point to Mr. Cooper.
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A reliable highlight is the podcast's Massacre Theatre segment, in which the hosts gamely re-enact a scene and invite listeners to guess which movie it's from.
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While American Enterprise Institute philosopher Christina Hoff Sommers was gamely endeavoring to finish her remarks over the din of protests at Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Ore.
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The German pitted at lap 23 and exited the pit-lane just in front of Verstappen, who was still gamely holding off Hamilton while riding his tyres thin.
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The star of the whole event, for us anyway, was Luna Legend, who gamely allowed both her mom and Kardashian to cuddle her while applying silly Snapchat filters.
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And he, among all the candidates, has glibly and gamely tried to navigate the three major factions of the party: the populist tea party, evangelicals and the establishment.
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The first...interesting choice was having Huntsman do the interview (and "gamely [pretend] to dust," as New York mag mentioned) rather than one of her male co-hosts.
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In a matter of seconds, she had sprinted toward the front of the shop to pose gamely for her sisters in an old-fashion-looking DKNY straw cloche.
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There's no end to the indignities a rising young pop star must endure, and one night earlier this month, Daya was gamely pressing through a handful of them.
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In a style reminiscent of Orwell, E. B. White and David Sedaris, an affable hero gamely bumbles through adventures rich with moments of fleeting profundity and moral reckoning.
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He seemed happy to get off the stage, though he gamely mixed with attendees and party members waiting their turn to talk to him late into the night.
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She entreated one man to teach her the English words for her nose and eyes, gamely pointing a long, copper-polished nail at each of her facial features.
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The standup portion kills, but everyone knows the better part will happen at the host's desk, where Johnny Carson, pulling on a cigarette, will gamely set him up.
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The oldest are a Joadian gallery of weather-beaten faces, grizzled men and hardy women in baggy clothes, smiling gamely beside barns and silos and livestock and children.
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J rack of distended tops, who was different from the person who gamely tried to track down a Deveaux silk resort shirt in my size, to no avail.
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While Ms. Borda's new orchestra in New York has dived gamely into contemporary pieces and the occasional theatrical presentation under its departing music director, Alan Gilbert, both Contact!
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Sure, some Democrats gamely argue that Pelosi didn't really want to go through with it, but she had to out of a sense of duty to the Constitution.
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She gamely takes the steering wheel of a truck for the actor and their crew to outrun a storm in the terrain where they had met El Chapo.
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Most will gamely give it a shot, but most people on iPhones don't want to deal with a folder of chat apps and remembering which contact uses which app.
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I gamely threw these friends baby showers but inside, I anticipated the loss of another friend no longer available to grab a glass of wine at a moment's notice.
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I spent that evening at Cafe Omar, the club in East Flatbush where the top of the progressive ticket — Cynthia Nixon — gamely absorbed her absolute demolition by Andrew Cuomo.
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Colorado, which gamely has salvaged a split of the 23 encounters with San Francisco in 2016, has been outscored 34-14 en route to losing five in a row.
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It's worth noting that those gifs are only from the joint-smoking section; the grandmothers are subsequently presented bongs and hash cakes, both of which they gamely tuck into.
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They'll gamely eat everything you throw their way, sharing their opinions in sneers, smiles, slurps and snarls as you move on to preparing the next course/ And that works.
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"Her signature hits aren't usually ripe for head-banging, but she gamely adopts the abrasiveness, taking the kinetic energy of the production and fashioning it into a rallying cry."
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She danced gamely, but her hair was coming loose; she kept raising a hand to poke at the strands, and her smile tightened each time she felt the disarray.
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When the solo section began he put down the instrument, and Ms. Horn picked it up, slapping it gamely, more or less replicating Mr. Conerway's pattern on the drums.
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Fox News host Sean Hannity served up the comparison at a post-game presser with the President in Hanoi and the talking point was gamely picked up by others.
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From what I could tell Mr. Lando boasts technical skill and exuberance and gamely did his part, though he seems in danger of adopting his mentor's exaggerated hand gestures.
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" New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof gamely suggested an alternative: "Or @JeffBezos could use his fortune to make primary education universal worldwide, singlehandedly ending global illiteracy, changing the world forever.
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Though it may not have been intentional, the song's lyrics and mood gamely convey the sense of despair and worry prevalent in New York in the months following Sept. 11.
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Doyle (D-PA) who defended the bill against the crusty arguments of its detractors and gamely accepted a handful of amendments that did not affect the meat of the bill.
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Mrs May gamely spoke of the "British dream", echoing Mr Xi's slogan of a "Chinese dream", and tactfully avoided the subject of human rights, at least in her public remarks.
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Local media gamely covers the emerging urban legend, interviewing area residents about their encounters with teens and ghost hunters there to check out "that weird interdimensional thing" from the internet.
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As we gamely entered Play's tidy bathroom, it was immediately clear that he'd had come up against all the same impediments to the enjoyment of shower sex as I had.
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They both also seemed so young, grinning gamely in interviews—I could've sworn they were teens and not, in fact, in their early twenties by the time they broke through.
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The 12th-ranked pair fought back gamely from 10-6 down in the decider, pulling ahead with some fierce volleying and grabbing match points at 20-19 and 21-20.
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Within that context, Ms. Whittaker — who was terrific as a bereaved, angry mother on Mr. Chibnall's "Broadchurch" — performs gamely, if not yet distinctively, as the 2,000-year-old Time Lord.
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I had encountered her earlier in the day at the Des Moines farmers' market, where she was gamely posing for photos with a macaw named Jacks perched on her arm.
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As I typed that, the U.S. got four shots off in quick succession, battering the poor Chor Charoenying once again, but she and her defenders gamely fight off each one.
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"I'm very much against direct comparisons: to say that we live in the Weimar Republic again is not — luckily — true," said Mr. Kutscher, before gamely pointing out the key differences.
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He was sweating in the heat of the packed ballroom but gamely posing for photos with a stream of admirers (though he demurred when I approached him with a notebook).
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Ms. Newman's life assumed an upward trajectory again in 2004, when she appeared in the first-season of The Apprentice and gamely set a new standard for reality TV villainy.
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On Thursday, he gave the reporters three times as much time as scheduled, gamely taking on all questions, unrushed, and asked them to call him personally if they had questions.
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When the Yale giants began finally to wear him out he did not show the least signs of quitting, but fought it out gamely until he was fairly staggering with exhaustion.
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The current White House may not respond well to a petition asking the president to resign, the way the Obama administration gamely handled a demand to recount the election in 2012.
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A group of young couples, some who seemed shipped in for this exact moment, went gamely into the water and played at being Baby and Johnny for the span of seconds.
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And on Sunday Nick proved that he offers another invaluable skill to his wife – an extremely high tolerance for grossness – gamely digging through their garbage to find Vanessa's lost wedding ring.
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Merci, Madame Cotillard: The Oscar-winning actress bravely and/or gamely has agreed to become Brad Pitt's first onscreen leading lady since his split from the one with the soaring cheekbones.
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During a visit to Boots Opticians, she gamely wore a silly pair of green glasses alongside 4-year-old Uzair Ehjaz to promote the connection between eye health and children's literacy.
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Mr Clover grapples gamely with the madness of the past, but sometimes lapses into banality, writing lamely of an émigré scholar's "incredibly creative" period at university in Vienna in the 1920s.
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It's such a deep-cut theater nerd song that even Corden — who, let's all remember, just hosted the Tonys — didn't know all the lyrics as he gamely tried to sing along.
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In glittery eye makeup, with a miniature representation of a 16th-century tower atop her head, the San Felipe del Morro Castle, which is in San Juan, gamely posed for pictures.
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She got through the visit, gamely feigning good cheer with the crew, but below deck I was amazed at how fragile, small and wounded she looked — she almost vibrated with worry.
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She was uncommonly disciplined and instituted rules that emphasized teamwork and uniformity: Every week, the children broke into groups and tidied the studio, gamely scrubbing mirrors and taking out the trash.
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And so on a recent sprint workout on Nike's forested track in Beaverton, Flanagan gamely chased her teammates Kate Grace and Colleen Quigley, both about a decade younger, around the oval.
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A friend I'd invited for lunch gamely sipped a Boom Goes the Dynamite, which had never cooled below tepid despite having fumed vigorously from the dry ice inside its laboratory flask.
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Ryu drained a 22016-foot birdie putt to put the pressure on Park on that first extra hole, but Park gamely drained an eight-foot downhill putt to continue the playoff.
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Through it all, Mr. Pence has played the part of loyal soldier and messenger, gamely going about a workaday schedule that includes delivering Mr. Trump's greetings to activists, lobbyists and lawmakers.
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Roger Cohen, who is now an opinion columnist but at the time was the foreign editor, sort of gamely met with me and was sufficiently impressed that he sent me down.
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Professor Robert Kelly, with his wife Kim Jung-A and two kids, gamely fielded questions on everything from whether the gaffe was staged to whether they plan to make money from it.
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Still, Lewis and his collaborators in the Congress for Racial Equality (CORE) and the SCLC gamely attempted to resolve the tensions between themselves and the more militant SNCC activists throughout this period.
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The small crowd, gathered in an exhibition hall in Kissimmee, central Florida, on August 8th gamely cheered the empty stage, but with a hint of surprise and, when it remained empty, confusion.
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With gold headphones slung around his neck and a team press official at his side, he marched toward the door as a few intrepid journalists gamely, but hopelessly, lobbed questions at him.
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"My guess is they will gamely play along for the cameras, and then go back to their respective sides and complain that the other guy was very strange and hard to understand."
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A hunk of ham and green eggs hovered just feet above its 90 handlers, who gamely paraded the new balloon on its inaugural flight even as it bopped some of their heads.
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With 41 tackles, he has gamely filled the gap created by the departure of Joey Bosa, one of 12 starters from last season's Ohio State team selected in this year's N.F.L. draft.
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The adorable 19663-vintage Bell helicopter, acquired in 1984, yet hovers above the stairs to the second floor, gamely signifying something epochal, or not so epochal, or bizarre, depending on your predilection.
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At night, we went to shows for his bands or book parties for my authors, each of us gamely tolerating the rivers of unknown names and acronyms that flowed through the conversations.
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Democrats are gamely repurposing the latest Trump crisis in their almost certainly futile bid to scuttle the President's Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, but are limited by their purgatory in the minority.
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Sixth seed Juan Martin del Potro fended off veteran Spaniard David Ferrer 6-63 7-6(3), who battled gamely but was ultimately worn down by del Potro's big serve and punishing forehand.
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Niche music festivals have a way of insulating their attendees behind a protective bubble, gamely shielding them from an outside world that generally sees them as alien (or at least, a bit odd).
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With all this working against it, "Fireflies" has persisted, returning to the public eye so prominently that Owl City head Adam Young is gamely answering questions about the math behind his fluffy lyrics.
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The film boasts Duff and Romano at the top of their TV fame from Lizzie McGuire and Even Stevens, gamely stretching their legs in less lived-in characters and performing the drill routines.
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In that ballet, which remains a delight, Brittany Pollack made her debut in the second movement opposite Jared Angle, gamely leaping headfirst into his arms with little fear and an ever-gleaming smile.
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Bleyer made a bit out of it, playing the chorus of Toto's "Africa"— I bless the rains down in Africa —at inopportune moments, and Case gamely grimaced and shook his head every time.
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She relied on grassroots progressive support and rode a wave of anger at Donald Trump, gamely referring to his election as the "bat signal" that provoked many progressive women to run for office.
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Bernhard Maier, the CEO of Škoda, Volkswagen's Czech-based subsidiary, gamely unveiled the new Škoda Octavia RS iV, a plug-in hybrid performance sedan from the company's plant in Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic.
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Livelier moments occurred during the finale and in the third concerto, in which a group of men skipped and swirled around the stage, swinging their arms gamely as they bounced forward and back.
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But Ms. Higgins gamely led a caravan of nine rigs with her to the Women's March anniversary rally in Las Vegas, and to a meet-and-greet with Mr. Wells at the RTR.
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Montgomery will initially be replaced in the rotation by Domingo German, who pitched gamely in relief on Tuesday, holding the Astros scoreless for four innings while giving up four hits and a walk.
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Ru looked, didn't stare, and summarily commanded "Rude" to leave "through the back door," to the delight of the queens, who gamely pretended that they were witnessing two separately filmed scenes at once.
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On Capitol Hill, Schiff is known as a slightly goofy nerd who recites endless lines from the movie "The Big Lebowski" and gamely tries his hand once a year at stand-up comedy.
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Hoppert: Slammed by McCraken at the start of the Derby, he gamely rallied to finish fourth but came out of the race looking like a heavyweight fighter, with cuts and a swollen eye.
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She has written for the screen and the stage; is an actress whose starring roles have included an Aboriginal sketch comedy, "Black Comedy"; and is an activist who gamely spars with conservative commentators.
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That was true again Sunday night, when Fox gamely played host to a telecast in which all but two awards (both for NBC's "Saturday Night Live") went to cable networks or streaming services.
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" As King nodded gamely, Simmons kicked up his sneaker toes to underline his point: "Shoes with no laces is jail culture—in jail, they take the laces out so we can't hang ourselves.
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"If they're done properly, they will be very minimal and most people won't even notice," Brian Keith Thompson told Refinery29 (while gamely answering just about every question a person could have on the subject).
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"The message that Iowa has sent to the nation is that we want a government that represents all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors and the 1 percent," Sanders gamely told his supporters.
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Wes Matthews gamely fought through his Achilles injury to get back for the start of the season and was a goddamn warrior all year, but he's not the same player he was in Portland.
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Still, we gamely ploughed on, drinking rum and ginger ale and listening to PLO Man's Trushmix and probably some Kerri Chandler or whatever it is people listen to when they want to go out.
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At a presentation of her spring collection, in her 11th Avenue studio on Tuesday, she pulled a reporter aside for a chat about the clothes, seating herself gamely on a radiator in the corner.
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He gamely pointed out that I could look into ingested forms of marijuana, and noted that my brain was in a much more stable place than it had been when I was twenty-one.
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But I was ready to try anything to feel human once again, and gamely arranged a time to come to Clean Market in the hopes that it would somehow trigger a return to form.
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Benoit Cohen stops short of demanding, "You talkin' to moi?" but like Robert De Niro in the 1976 film "Taxi Driver," the French filmmaker gamely takes on the role of a New York cabby.
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An older man presented Smith with fresh camellias from his garden, and his wife, a local artist, gave her two collages on canvas, which she later gamely carried with her on the plane home.
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Mr. Irabagon doubles on alto and tenor saxophone, and he gamely switches from straight-ahead jazz to astringent post-metal ( his guitar-sax-drums combo, wryly named I Don't Hear Nothin' But the Blues).
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Speaking with reporters backstage, Mr. Newsom, a Harris supporter who co-hosted a fund-raiser for her on Friday at the home of the billionaires Ann and Gordon Getty, gamely sought to lower expectations.
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Jeff Goldblum gamely performs his trademark gesture, checking his rearview mirror; Judd Hirsch drives a bus through a desert uttering Hebraisms; and Charlotte Gainsbourg's French scientist is cruelly relegated to background love-interest status.
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Recode Executive Editor Peter Kafka gamely asked AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson why it makes sense for his company to spend $85 billion to own Time Warner when it could simply license that same content.
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It doesn't feel accurate to describe Reeves as a reluctant movie star, not when he devotes so much of himself to what he does, and when he gamely participates in every aspect of the process.
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Just last week, in an interview with Vice, the director gamely told the publication that he knows he'll "always go down over the nipples on Batman" — which first appeared in Batman & Robin's predecessor, Batman Forever.
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While appearing on New York's 105.1 FM's The Breakfast Club to promote Atlanta in 2016, Stanfield gamely accepted an invitation to freestyle from the show's three hosts: DJ Envy, Angela Yee, and Charlamagne tha God.
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Well aware of the dynamic at this stage of the race, he gamely batted away Rubio and Cruz time and again over the course of the night, and even tussled with two of the moderators.
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Dressed in short "nude" colored floaty shifts (the women) and dance shorts (the men), they gamely set in motion Rodin's curving, hyperextended poses with the closed expression of anyone obliged to work behind a window.
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Devan Díaz, the 25-year-old Queens-based writer has been gamely posing for Clay's camera in a patch of woods wearing a cream blouse of her own tucked into a floral-print Kenzo skirt.
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But Styles didn't appear to feel awkward about the encounters: he gamely applauded the models who worked hard preparing for the event, and even gave Kloss a quick high five as she walked by him.
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"Search Party's" Alia Shawkat and Super Deluxe's Vic Berger were spotted gamely posing for selfies among the crowd, as was Jessica Williams — like Bee and Jones, an alumnus of "The Daily Show" under Jon Stewart.
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Klobuchar gamely agreed to start with the comb, and defended herself by saying what she had been saying all along—that she expects a lot from her staff, on behalf of the people of Minnesota.
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Her nerves steadied, the Latvian began finding the lines with her shots and though Konta soldiered on gamely she had no answer to the sheer variety of winners, 36 in all, that flew past her.
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Mr. Yardeni, the author of a coming book, "Predicting the Markets: A Professional Autobiography," tried, gamely, to handicap the probability that trade tensions would turn virulent conflict and seriously damage the economy and the markets.
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The Swiss Guards and Vatican gendarmes stood by Wednesday and gamely let 6-year-old Wenzel Wirth run around Francis as monsignors read out his catechism lesson in various languages in the Vatican audience hall.
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Back home, a widowed sister and sick nephew — trying gamely to humanize a paper-thin lead character — stare at the sky and wonder why Uncle Will is never around long enough to tell them anything.
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Waititi has assembled a marvelous cast to walk this cockamamie high-wire along with him: Johansson delivers one of her finest performances as a mother gamely believing that her son will come to his senses.
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Kathy White, the bride's stepmother, showed off the intricate design on her hand and then gamely participated in a traditional Pakistani blessing by waving a dollar bill around the couple to attract any negative energy.
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But a loyal following emerged after rave newspaper reviews, growing word of mouth and forgiving or even congratulatory feedback from some of the Broadway celebrities who gamely sat through performances in which they were mocked.
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But Mr. Kesler, who studied under the Straussian Harvey C. Mansfield at Harvard but came to Claremont in 1983, gamely summed up the West Coast view as hinging on a more optimistic take on America.
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At a fund-raiser on Wednesday night in New York — at the Upper East Side home of John Paulson, a hedge fund manager — Mr. Trump gamely told jokes and tried to seem lighthearted, attendees said.
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The show has two sources of humor, then — the parlor comedy of mother putting down son, and the physical, farcical comedy of Mr. Ranganathan blundering across Sri Lanka, gamely enduring the trials she has arranged.
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This is the challenge that Karin Roffman, the author of "From the Modernist Annex," gamely takes up in "The Songs We Know Best," the first full-fledged biography of Ashbery, who has just turned 90.
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Here is Glenda Flynn depositing Tyler at the foot of the gravel driveway, up which he limps gamely with a cane in one hand and his cello case in the other, thumping against his thighs.
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Angela, 32, and Matt, 34, whose NBC show Timeless was recently picked up for a second season, are thrilled to be tackling parenthood as a team – and they've already gamely navigated some ups and downs together.
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Alongside his castmates in the unstoppably all-conquering Black Panther, he has zigzagged the globe, promoting what could end up being Marvel's most successful movie ever, smiling gamely while answering the same questions over and over.
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" Conversely, Trump's running mate, Mike Pence, gamely stood by the Republican nominee, saying, "I think it's inarguable that Vladimir Putin has been a stronger leader in his country than Barack Obama has been in this country.
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In a new behind-the-scenes video from Nick Jonas and Demi Lovato's Future Now Tour, the stars gamely handle a few hurdles thrown their way as they make their way to Atlanta for a concert.
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The highlights didn't end there, with Mark Hamill gamely making a cameo as himself, drafted into officiating the ceremony; and Wil Wheaton back, lending dual "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" sizzle to this much-ballyhooed event.
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As he adjusts gamely to his diminishing circumstances over more than three decades, Count Alexander Ilyich Rostov manages to view the absurdities of both the decadent czarist past and the earnest Bolshevik present with wry detachment.
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Trump's grotesqueries have stirred up a feminist reaction that's more moralistic and less gamely sex-positive than the Clinton-justifying variety, and there's no necessary reason why its moralistic gaze can't extend to our porn addiction.
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China has reported growth figures over the past two years that painted a picture of an economy that is gamely chugging along, despite the country's lingering problems and widespread doubts over the reliability of official numbers.
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Poor Mr. Marshall-Green very gamely tries to simulate a robotic posture during the action sequences (when STEM takes over him entirely, Grey is an unstoppable killing machine), but he can't help looking like a goofball.
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Vance and Anderson and others are often gamely shocked to find good food and culture in small cities in the Midwest, as if we have just been here farming and voting Republican and doing nothing else.
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"This is a White House that has lots of different perspectives because the president hires the very best people," she said gamely, before the New Yorker article posted, asserting that a "healthy competition" benefits Mr. Trump.
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The setting is a fantastical African kingdom, Wakanda, unscathed by the horrors of colonization, a nation defiant of stereotypes, with technology that outpaces the rest of the planet and black superheroes who gamely defend their turf.
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But "Sinfonia" is complex, layering eight amplified singing and speaking voices among a huge band, and those vocal lines, performed gamely by members of the Curtis Opera Theater but inadequately amplified, did not often make their mark.
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But the Pixel Slate just gamely switched between the two modes, and it did it so well I found myself interacting with the Pixel Slate differently and using the touch mode even when the mouse was available.
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Park, meanwhile, was forced to withdraw for the second week in a row due to a nagging thumb injury after gamely struggling to an 84 that included a quintuple-bogey nine on the par-four 10th hole.
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The meeting featured future leaders of Donald Trump's national security team, their predecessors from the Obama government and—gamely emerging from post-election seclusion—folk who would have filled some of the same posts under Hillary Clinton.
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I pranced gamely around a cosmopolitan-flavored version of New York City – a totally different beast from the dirty, sexy, graffiti-soaked city I'd grown up in – because I thought that's what people wanted to see. Fabulousness.
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Dan Tana's is the one that jumps to mind for me—this Italian restaurant is bathed in red light, under which decrepit men in tuxedos gamely serve you only the finest selection of pastas and adult beverages.
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He was gamely trying to pretend that things were normal — that this was his occasion to do the usual thing after a caucus-night victory, to give a celebratory speech and a sermon about promising days ahead.
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" When the Late Late Show host implies that he might not don Gucci as convincingly as the "Sign of the Times" singer, Styles gamely follows the script written for him: "There's only one way to find out.
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Serena Williams has gamely displayed different parts of her personality to the camera over the years, from frustration (the documentary "Venus and Serena") to ferocity (in Beyoncé's "Lemonade") to humor (in the mockumentary "7 Days in Hell").
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Garner gamely plays up the neurotic aspects of her character, but comedy flows unevenly out of that dynamic and the colorfully coarse dialogue, and the personalities are too broadly drawn to be particularly interesting when it isn't.
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In one of the first episodes of A Million Little Things, youngest character Danny Dixon (Chance Hurstfield) confirms he is gay by gamely pointing out his crush to pseudo uncle Gary Mendez (James Roday) at a school event.
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At 34 quiet years, Johnson is gamely running again in an offense where pace is key; he's also put in some time at the four, which is a fitting endpoint for someone who came up under Mike D'Antoni.
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Their collaboration, fifty years in the making, is "the world's oldest blooming flower," Stills said, gamely trying to remember first meeting Collins, at an Eric Clapton show at the Whisky in Los Angeles, in the late nineteen-sixties.
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And last year, for the Kawakubo exhibition, Helen Lasichanh, wife of Pharrell Williams, gamely entered into the spirit of the evening in a red Comme des Garçons jumpsuit that flattened and haloed the body, but had no armholes.
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Wolitzer gamely parodies Loci's Lean In-style conferences, with their celebrity keynote speakers and well-connected audiences, but the sheer corporate dullness of the place starts to sap the novel of its vitality, and Greer of her idealism.
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Robson was also the official starter for the European Tour, and so his lilting tone, which many top players gamely attempted to imitate in a send-off video, became synonymous with golf on this side of the Atlantic.
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During his visit to the United States Monday and Tuesday, Jair Bolsonaro, the right-wing extremist sworn in as Brazil's president in January, appeared visibly giddy at the prospect of meeting Donald Trump, gamely playing the amiable ally.
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The author of "A Game of Thrones" — and one of the six cover subjects of T's 2018 Greats issue — gamely answered (or tellingly declined to respond to) a selection of queries from New York Times employees, on film.
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If it can't keep bad actors from using the service to exploit other users, that's because it's modeled after a system in which finding the highest bidder — or the biggest sucker — is gamely understood to be the point.
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Noting that the administration believes that Mr. Assad's military used chemical weapons multiple times against civilians, Ms. Nauert gamely attempted to square that with a photo from Monday's meeting of Mr. Putin enveloping Mr. Assad in a hug.
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Mr. Macron and Ms. Merkel gamely tried to step in, and Mr. Zelensky showed courage in agreeing to meet with Mr. Putin with no tangible support from Washington, but the absence of the Americans was obvious and troubling.
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Ryder gamely tried to turn the scandal into a funny story — she hosted an episode of SNL filled with shoplifting jokes — but after she was sentenced to probation, community service, and a fine, her career began to fade away.
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She had watched the French Revolution with joy, raged at Edmund Burke's criticism of it, and gamely joined English radicals such as Thomas Paine in their rebuttals of Burke, writing her own Vindication of the Rights of Men (1790).
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Making her first public appearance since news of the alleged affair first broke, Daniels gamely worked her way through a medley of songs, including an odd cover of "Like a Virgin," a big smile frozen solidly on her face.
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Chelsea dominated possession and could have scored more goals, though FA Cup holders United, who have already lifted the League Cup this season, had their moments and battled gamely despite being a man down for most of the contest.
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RELATED: Nancy Reagan, former first lady and actress, dead at 94 During that late 1983 visit, Mr. T even took a turn as Santa Claus -- with the first lady gamely sitting in his lap for a memorable photo opp.
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It is good to see that even in this loss Horcher has received nothing but praise for gamely hanging on, and at no point showing a hint of quitting even while deep in a mounted crucifix and eating elbows.
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"My dad said another title for this book could've been Tough Shit," Levy gamely mused, and while the shit she's been served is undeniably tough, it also speaks, on a native level, to the often bloody enterprise of womanhood.
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And Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, is speaking gamely of bipartisanship, especially on legislation to protect young undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children, whose Obama-era protection from deportation will run out in March.
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Half an hour past curtain time, the rain was arguably light — in that no actual cats or dogs were falling — and the performers began the show, sloshing gamely through the opening number, while the band played behind plastic sheeting.
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Picture William Shatner speaking to a crowd of "Star Trek" fans, only 98 percent female, and you'll get the idea: lots of fellowship and laughter and screaming, with the center of attention gamely baffled and entertained by it all.
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In a point-for-point battle, the 39-year-old fought gamely to share the support of the terraces but she ended up gifting the set to her schoolgirl opponent when she struck an overhead smash into the net.
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In the immediate aftermath of the presidential election, late-night comedy hosts like The Daily Show's Trevor Noah and The Late Show's Stephen Colbert tried gamely to find humor in the situation, but mostly ended up flailing and depressed.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Actor Danny DeVito gamely carried on with a promotional stop in Mexico for Disney's new "Dumbo" movie on Tuesday after falling as he walked to a small stage, photographers capturing the moment with a frenzy of clicks.
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Here was a man clearly capable of going to another team and contributing as a first baseman or designated hitter, gamely trotting out to vast expanses he simply wasn't built to cover and doing his very best to cover them anyway.
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She gamely handled a question about the moment she handed Russian officials a "reset" button as secretary of state and defended what she got for that symbolic button: a new START Treaty, as well as cooperation on sanctions for Iran.
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In London, the soprano Sonya Yoncheva, who has made a name for herself gamely stepping into roles at the last minute, will replace Ms. Netrebko as Norma at the Royal Opera House this fall, in what will be her role debut.
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You'll grumble for a minute about the damnable lack of arrows and your near-empty wallet — which doesn't need to be upgraded, as has been the case previously — then gamely trot off to chart another new corner of the world.
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Dressed down in a casual white shirt, with his sleeves rolled up, Macron was on an apparent charm offensive, gamely posing for the obligatory selfies and joining some of the Nollywood stars in a skit on stage about their industry.
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But without a Chopin opera to stage, Dvořák's potent work, which plunges gamely into the ancient intra-Slavic conflict between Catholic Poland and Orthodox Russia which flared up after the death of the tsar Boris Godunov, makes a fine substitute.
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He went gamely from radical theater to so-called Roman porno, a sophisticated kind of sex film, to the Human Pump, who spit out goldfish in color sequences, to the sideshow girl who bit off the heads of live chickens.
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She includes a detailed description of Tweeden's previous performances with Franken, which included a kiss with an audience member: "In video footage, she seems to be gamely playing the part, setting off hoots and hollers from the crowd," Mayer writes.
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Grant answered gamely that he tried alcohol once and found himself allergic to it, and besides, he learned plenty about drinking from his father, an alcoholic minister of education in Swaziland who tried to shoot Grant when the boy was 15.
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Not the Pegasus on his chest or the skeleton astronaut floating on his back, though he gamely described those, but the onyx-inked adornments that cover his arms and hands, that wreathe his neck, that wrap around his shaved head.
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Others gamely faced the music, including Representative Dennis A. Ross of Florida and Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, who faced largely hostile audiences on Tuesday in districts that, like Ms. Blackburn's, had strongly endorsed Mr. Trump at the polls.
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When the magical nanny (played by Julie Andrews) accompanies her young charges, Michael and Jane Banks, up their chimney, her face gets covered in soot, but instead of wiping it off, she gamely powders her nose and cheeks even blacker.
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Anthony Kuzviwanza, a video producer and editor for the NBA, spotted him and gamely sidled up to Chappelle as he walked out to see if the comedian would say a few words into the camera for the league's Snapchat channel.
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Newton gamely drove the Panthers to the Broncos 18, but his third-down pass for Devin Funchess was knocked down by cornerback Aqib Talib, leading to Gano's 36-yard field goal with 4:23 remaining to pull Carolina to within a point.
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For over three hours on Sunday night during the Oscars, a steady stream of Hollywood's biggest stars navigated the cramped backstage quarters at the Dolby Theatre, gamely snaking around show producers, photographers, crew and moving equipment to get to and from the stage.
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The Wales fans, who were largely contained to half of one end of the stadium, were outnumbered but remarkably vocal, particularly during their national anthem — which the England fans gamely applauded — and then, of course, when Bale scored the opener just before halftime.
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Clinton's efforts to address her rigid persona have been cringeworthy, to put it mildly; watching her gamely do the Whip with Ellen DeGeneres or awkwardly spoof herself alongside her "Saturday Night Live" doppelgänger Kate McKinnon is doubly painful because it seems so unnecessary.
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Yet he gamely played along with the ritual of regional dress for leaders attending the Asian economic summits, trading his suit and tie for a blue untucked Vietnamese shirt in Da Nang and an oatmeal-colored Filipino shirt known as a barong.
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In the moment when Shaq gamely pecks Fallon on the cheek in the introduction to "Don't Go Breaking My Heart," you can see the apotheosis of the sweaty theater kid charm that is fundamental to both Shaq and Lip Sync Battle itself.
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Mr. Comey gamely delivered his speech, at a ceremony marking the school's 150th opening convocation, amid disruptions from more than a dozen protesters in the packed, large auditorium who interrupted him repeatedly to let him know he was not welcome on campus.
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"No, I don't think there is," Mr. Halpern said gamely, and while I am not sure I agree, the gathered retailers were gaga for it, and the collection already has been snapped up by MatchesFashion, Bergdorf Goodman and the Webster boutique in Miami.
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The 1952 classic was a vehicle for Gene Kelly, but Reynolds more than held her own with an infectious joy, gamely keeping up with her 20-years-older co-stars with a grin — and she'd only learned to dance three months before.
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They are images Mr. Lagerfeld has shot for Chanel (where he has been creative director since 1983) and Fendi (also creative director, since 1965) and for magazines like Numéro, for which he gamely photographs the work of his fellow designers as well as his own.
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Some of the "never-leavers" I met on that Thursday were packing the car on Friday, but a handful of old salts at Curtis Marina on Key Largo remained, gamely adjusting the lines on their boats between beers as Irma's winds began to scream.
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It is because of them, the women he gamely congratulated, that he will now face oversight and investigations into accusations of corruption , that he's been denied a victory on his signature policy proposal, and that he will likely face continued obstacles to advancing his agenda.
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To fully grok Ms. Rubin's newest oeuvre, I read "The Four Tendencies" and its prequel, "Better Than Before," in which along with the typology she introduces a complex and confounding layer of additional sorting methods that I gamely, if lamely, tried to assume and address.
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But with near-invisible poll numbers, Klobuchar—like her fellow senators, Cory Booker and Michael Bennet—has had to gamely endure broad hints from the press pack that she might find it more fruitful to try to build a model of Minneapolis out of matchsticks.
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Trump continued to perform a series of panicky pivots from one unconvincing justification to another; various advisers and factotums gamely mirrored his erratic choreography, in the vein of Katy Perry's Left Shark Super Bowl dancing companion—a beat late and reliably a bit off.
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Members of jazz's younger generations who are gamely folding in the influence of contemporary black popular music can find some guidance in the work of Dr. Lonnie Smith, an organist who has mixed jazz with crackling funk and roadhouse R&B since the 2013s.
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The first time Fernando Salas, a relief pitcher from Mexico, spoke with reporters after the Mets acquired him from the Los Angeles Angels at the end of August, he gamely tried English, which he is still learning, and was roundly applauded for his efforts.
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"And she cooked with it!" my father would cry—the punch line of the story—as his dinner guests shook their heads and moaned "Ohh noo!" and my mother smiled gamely and played along as the simpleton housewife, which she most certainly was not.
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Toksvig, one half of the comedic duo that paired her with the lanky, eccentric Noel Fielding, had evolved as a warm, self-deprecating presence on the show — who also gamely allowed herself to be the subject of many (many) jokes about her diminutive height.
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" Schumer is one of those politicians who seem to feed on the attention of a crowd, even a largely hostile one, and he pressed on gamely, smiling and shaking hands, pointing in the direction of the occasional familiar face: "Hey Dave, nice to see you!
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Wendy, as it happens, is Wendy Leon, Mr. Leon's mother — a dynamo, who, whenever her son is feeling pressed to feed mobs of guests at one of his frequent gatherings, to unscramble his finances or to beef up inventory, will gamely step into the breach.
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But when a photographer stops to ask if he can take a picture of them together, because everyone still thinks they are a duo, they gamely pose with their arms slung around each other's shoulders, not smiling—because no one smiles—chins thrust out.
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Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit Party (see Bagehot), pulled off the same trick on "Have I Got News for You" for his former vehicle, the UK Independence Party, gamely laughing along with his fellow panellists when asked to identify UKIP members as either Fruitcakes or Loonies.
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When Stan finally confronts Philip and Elizabeth with what he knows, with Paige standing there, gamely trying to keep up the lie, so much is riding on the scene that it would have been so easy for it to turn into a long, long exposition dump.
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I even joked with Bryan that their initial impact may be more akin to the famous Stonehenge scene in the movie This is Spinal Tap, when the "enormous" iconic stone arch lowered onto the stage was actually smaller than the diminutive dancers gamely jigging around it.
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Peter Sokolowski, one of Merriam-Webster's editors, gamely explains that Merriam-Webster does not go for a top-down choice, but makes its selection based on the words most looked up on Merriam-Webster's excellent free online dictionary, and which ones climbed the most, year-on-year.
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While the court gamely implies that these non-profits would be fine with an arrangement that requires no action on their part and no response from the federal government, the tenor of the oral argument suggests the nuns may not be satisfied with this enhanced accommodation.
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One analyst on the 2018 second-quarter earnings call joked that their question would help reach a record number of card-related queries for Citi, to which CEO Michael Corbat gamely quipped that he'd provide a tally of questions about cards versus questions about the bank's efficiency.
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Until recently, I would have said the three most painful hours I spent in a Broadway theater in 2017 were the ones watching Glenn Close gamely rasp her way through the lugubrious revival of "Sunset Boulevard," Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical version of the classic Billy Wilder movie.
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In 2017, for the Rei Kawakubo exhibition, Helen Lasichanh, wife of Pharrell Williams, gamely entered into the spirit of the evening in a red Comme des Garçons jumpsuit that flattened and haloed the body but had no armholes, meaning the eating thing became a little complicated.
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For a global brand like Dior, which does not disclose its revenues but whose total sales companywide are widely understood to be in the low billions, that means, simply, "You've got to make sure you've got everything for everyone everywhere," as Mr. Jones gamely put it.
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Already this season, entering Friday's games, there have been 21950 instances, by Baseball-Reference's tally, in which a second baseman, center fielder, catcher or some other position player has gamely headed to the mound to try to finish out a contest that has gotten out of hand.
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Ponyboy and his crew are "greasers," so called for their copious hair grease, and to the rest of the world, they gamely fulfill all the clichés of their socioeconomic strata: They are tough, given to fighting and preening, always on the lookout for a suitable weapon.
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I was spending a year in Aix-en-Provence, and my dad and stepmom and little brother gamely traipsed around fields of lavender, knocking their heads on the entrances to Lilliputian restaurants and politely not making snide remarks about my new penchant for wearing skirts over jeans.
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At the local community college she takes a class called "Gender and Society," in which she flushes with the eros of intellectual exertion and forms bonds with her transgender professor and a motley group of students, all gamely navigating a new era of gender and society.
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Stephanie — who is played by Blake Lively, gamely giving the sordidness her all — is entertaining a client (Raza Jaffrey) who just wants to talk, in this case about the fact that the plane crash that killed Stephanie's family wasn't because of mechanical failure but a terrorist bomb.
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In college, she was taunted as "Pat," after the "Saturday Night Live" character, and when, on their first date, she and Chris run into the comedian who played Pat, Julia Sweeney (an executive producer for the show, gamely playing herself), Chris urges Abby to tell her off.
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Though it was nothing but a garbled sentence — nothing worse than what Trump does a dozen times a day, nothing worse than what America's beloved uncle Joe Biden does in every speech — she gamely treated it like it was a real scandal, like it meant something.
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"Chiffon billowing up…" Although a bit under the weather ("I have my kid's cold!" she told the production crew, warning of "phlegm" issues), the star gamely practiced handing a prop statuette to a "winner" and read from a teleprompter positioned at the back of the near-empty orchestra.
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It's a movie with space for both caricature-of-cruelty Billy Zane and a heartbreakingly simple and historically accurate thread in which a set of musicians gamely try to play music on board the ship for the panicking passengers, knowing that they too will soon meet their own fates.
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Like other leaders before him, Mr. Obama has gamely played his part in the annual correspondents' dinner — the one on Saturday night, his eighth, will feature the comedian Larry Wilmore — and the large number of toasts, monologues and other comedic obligations that come with the world's most powerful gig.
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The EDM sensation—wearing his standard uniform of white pants, a white long-sleeve shirt, and a white bucket on his head with Xs for eyes—gamely spun his tunes and jumped up and down while a few dozen fans crowded around and stuck their phones in his face.
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Also posing gamely, without apparent artifice, for the German photographer Peter Lindbergh are Kate Winslet, Uma Thurman, Robin Wright and Julianne Moore, among others, each over 40, some much older, and each apparently willing to bare not just parts of her flesh, but shades of her innermost self, too.
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As with its predecessors, Inferno features Hanks gamely playing Langdon and takes place over the course of a single day, as Langdon uses his knowledge about symbols and history to crack a historical scavenger hunt and save the world from whatever shadowy force is threatening it this time.
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In a segment on Ellen yesterday, the actress gamely answered all kinds of hair queries, from whether it's itchy as it grows out (answer: not really) to how she handles what she calls its "first awkward stage" — and she busts a heck of a lot of myths in the process.
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They have gamely chanced risky ideas: showing no clothes at all (only the one-word categories) in their ad campaign; making key runway pieces available immediately; introducing a coat with an inset battery that generates heat at the touch of a button and can be recharged with an iPhone cable.
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Jordan Crook couldn't join us for this week's episode of the Original Content podcast, but Anthony Ha and Brian Heater gamely attempt to cover all the things that make the film a delight, including an opening segment about the deadly singing cowboy Buster Scruggs, who's played by Tim Blake Nelson.
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The legend of Willis Reed gamely hobbling onto the floor for Game 7 of the 1970 finals and inspiring the Knicks to a title-clinching victory can no longer be passed along to future generations without tacking on a reference to its sad new companion: The cautionary tale of Kevin Durant.
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Served in conical tumblers, rife with cinnamon and cardamom, the tea felt like a hug for the insides and restored us to the degree that we were able to make a decision about bridesmaids outfits, which my sister-in-law gamely modeled at the multilevel Indian clothing superstore Pratap Sons.
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"He was very much a Paper person," said Mickey Boardman, the editorial director of Paper magazine, which staged a photo shoot of Mr. Cho surrounded by 20083 of his male friends (including Mr. McGinley, Mr. Snow and Mr. Hundley), who gamely strapped on heels and posed in his women's collection.
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This was clear because his entire public life has been a matter of people either trying and failing to do that or gamely hopping in anyway—either because they thought he might still get them where they wanted to go, despite his impairment, or because they just needed a ride.
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Despite the epic elements in the storytelling and some beautiful rendered imagery, little here quite matches the simple "The Black Stallion"-esque appeal of an outcast boy and a wounded dragon finding each other -- and creating peace as a bonus -- that elevated the first film, however gamely "The Hidden World" tries.
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The sharply observed results — combined with a gamely attuned voice ensemble that finds the returning John C. Reilly and Sarah Silverman (in an upgraded role) joined by newcomers Gal Gadot and Taraji P. Henson — should handily generate an all-ages load of likes when it connects with theaters a day before Thanksgiving.
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Neither snobbery nor slobbering fandom is allowed to mar the proceedings, and the interviewees gamely tackle David Cronenberg's high concept Videodrome with the same appreciation of craft and gore that they bring to discussions of open schlock like Chopping Mall or Stephen King's cocaine-fueled directorial debut (and directorial swan song), Maximum Overdrive.
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Even after the rise of the Republicans in 22.5, when political parties began mobilizing their local chapters to turn out the vote nationwide, the candidate was expected to sit at home running a "front-porch campaign," gamely shaking hands and making speeches to whatever local delegation the party deemed it important to impress.
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Intimate receptions While Trump is described by those who have seen him as charming in these intimate receptions -- he gamely signed a newspaper column in Sharpie that a donor in Houston wrote to endorse him -- Republican fundraisers recognize that whether it's disinterest, a poor work ethic or some combination of both, he's undermining himself.
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As documentarians, they pull some shady tricks to highlight Weiner's campaign success: at one point, they show him whipping the crowd into a rapturous frenzy at a gay-pride parade, then cut to a pathetically small, silent entourage for competing candidate (and now mayor) Bill De Blasio, gamely marching along a near-deserted street.
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Like the Democratic candidates gamely discussing tax brackets and health care last night while ignoring this unprecedentedly erratic presidency, blaring something that sounds like it was written up by Erich Wolfgang Korngold for an Erroll Flynn movie right before we're about to hear about drowned immigrant children abrades the senses (and the morals) a bit.
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Sivan gamely parsed them in the same thoughtful manner with which he approaches his video confessions—most famously: an August 2013 upload in which he comes out to the world that has since been viewed more than seven million times—and the swoony pop that comprises his two major label EPs, TRXYE (2014) and WILD (2015).
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The authors gamely try to weave a thread through Cambridge Analytica, the challenges of content moderation, executive departures, the future of the news industry, Joel Kaplan's malign influence, fights among the communications team, Zuckerberg's comments about the Holocaust, last fall's data breach, the Definers scandal, the Facebook Research app scandal, and the creeping threat of regulation.
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She says that she admires Cusk, and was surprised that people read her recent review of Cusk's "Faye" trilogy—"Sometimes I had the sense that the chatty characters who populate these novels were just gamely trying to amuse our austere narrator, who was guaranteed to miss the joke every time"—as critical-in-a-bad-way.
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The salesclerks wear head-to-toe logo tracksuits ($2,300 for the jacket, $1,500 for the pants) at the new Gucci store on Wooster Street, a cultish cadre of caterers and nodders with the patience of saints gamely explaining the differences between the embroidered sneakers and showing couples in worn-in flip-flops 20 or 633 yowza-wowza sunglass options.
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But when Ms. Perry came to Madison Square Garden on Monday night as part of her "Witness" tour, she gamely tried, finishing her performance of the song — pleasantly reduced to a hard synthesizer line with her vocals faint in the background — draped on an oversize leaf, with dancers dousing her in powder with huge salt and pepper shakers.
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In this case, Flo Rida seems to think that he's recorded the kind of club ready banger that makes anyone—from the lords on high in the VIP with their Nebuchadnezzars of cherry VK, to us serfs on the dancefloor gamely trying to keep down a Slippery Nipple and a quarter pounder—feel ten times their natural size.
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And though Here's Why This Is Funny explainers are a guaranteed drag, it's worth pointing out that, while there are numerous reasons why "Rock and Roll" works—the kitsch-perfect production design, Sheen's nicotine-spittled monomania—all that jazz wouldn't mean anything without Bolton, who gamely surrenders himself to the proceedings, and winds up giving the show's most effective performance.
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Gamely playing straight man to Mr. Baron Cohen's clueless suburban would-be gangsta rapper, Mr. Schultze patiently explained why currency does not come in denominations of, say, $22.56; that there was no particular "bestest" personal identification number to use with a bank account; and that "buying low and selling high" in the stock market had nothing to do with artificial stimulants.
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The Stone has been wetting its feet there by presenting shows Friday and Saturday nights since June, and the few weekends I've been to the new space, it has appeared to foster the kind of open exchange that typified most nights on Avenue C. I've already heard startlingly successful group improvisations, and first-time bands of unlikely collaborators that gamely fell flat.
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Then Mr. van Zweden dashed backstage, changed out of the Nehru-style jacket he had conducted in, and went to the green room to meet with a small crowd of donors, thanking them for their support over the years — greeting many by name, remembering to ask about family members, gamely posing for photos and signing a CD. Then it was back to his office.
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Kimberly Matte calls herself an open book, and gamely answers questions about how she picks out protein powders and patriotic pajamas for sponsored content on her page, as well as what it's like to have Instagram hide your photos because of a glimpse of nipple or something less obvious — maybe just spam reports from people who don't like semi-nude women playing with weapons.
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A publicist wonders aloud about throwing one of those events in this very yard, with a small open bar under the permanent white Christmas lights and groups of six-to-eight filtering through the escape rooms, and then gamely keeping their secrets to themselves when they emerge, but we agree that the neighbors' windows are much too close and it would be better to not disturb them.
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Adomako then ceded to the second DJ, another local named Teresa, who jump-started her set with a "Toxic" remix, Britney's baby-voice curling up to the room's towering ceilings: Baby can't you see, I'm calling... The buzzing crowd—already packed shoulder-to-shoulder on the dancefloor, with many climbing up by the windows to perch against the walls—gamely thrashed around in a growing mosh pit.
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The arrangement is still in its early stages; rather than entering one at a time on each verse, Starr's drums and Lennon's acoustic guitar are present early on, with Harrison's tossing in a few tentative electric fills just before McCartney tackles the anthemic coda — which he gamely sees through for three and a half minutes with full-throated vocal runs and Little Richard howls.
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Whether he's putting you in the middle of an intense air battle in searing heat and mosquito clouds, or taking you to watch a young aviator gamely repeat his marriage vows four times in a single day to accommodate the hungry media and an adoring public, Bruning celebrates a handful of larger-than-life World War II fighter pilots and brings them to our attention once again.
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" In a phone interview from Los Angeles, where she was nursing a case of strep throat with the ceremony less than two weeks away — "It's a live show, so I'll have to go there rain or shine, strep or not," she said gamely — Plaza, 34, spoke about the art of hosting and venturing to the dark side in the upcoming reboot of "Child's Play.
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With the exception of the lead (Cherise Boothe), the other seven actors in the company (MaYaa Boateng, Marcus Callender, J. Bernard Calloway, Dashiell Eaves, Ian Lassiter, Nikiya Mathis, and Heather Alicia Simms) pitch in gamely to play many different characters (family, drug addicts, high rollers, prisoners, and rappers), and Kaye Voyce's costumes admirably help the imagination with these fast transitions in situation and persona.
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But during his nearly 40-minute news conference — which seemed as much personal brand promotion as an attempt to reassert his dominance before his evening speech in front of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the pro-Israel lobbying group known as Aipac — Mr. Trump gamely held forth on everything from why the Republican Party should unite behind him to whom he would appoint to the Supreme Court.
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As she drives through a deserted town center, searching for Amma left and right, we cut several times to Amma's two friends as they roller skate down a darkened road, wearing the same clothes they wore at school earlier that day, laughing gamely as a group of boys follows them in a car — one of whom appears to shoot at them with some kind of gun, perhaps an air pistol.
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During my recent visit there, Mr. Wentz gamely played docent: the former street artist Shepard Fairey's portrait of his wife ("right before the Obama poster"); a watercolor by José Parlá, another former graffiti star and painter of the One World Trade Center mural; a moody canvas by the pop provocateur Yayoi Kusama; and refrigerator-size paintings by the artist and entrepreneur KAWS (Brian Donnelly) that subvert SpongeBob and the Smurfs.
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CreditCreditRamsay de Give for The New York Times SANTA FE, N.M. — On any given day, someone somewhere is likely leading an Artist's Way group, gamely knocking back the exercises of "The Artist's Way" book, the quasi-spiritual manual for "creative recovery," as its author Julia Cameron puts it, that has been a lodestar to blocked writers and other artistic hopefuls for more than a quarter of a century.
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Some gamely tried: Luke James, whose falsetto on "Do Me, Baby" attracted the first lusty shrieks of the night, and Bilal, the most impressive male singer here not named Stevie, who woke up three-quarters of the way through "The Beautiful Ones" and kept putting his limber voice to work through "If I Was Your Girlfriend" (though his performance couldn't hold a candle to his riveting Prince tribute at the BET Awards in June).
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Certainly the events of that nadir of a year, which include the fall of Saigon and the near bankruptcy of New York City, do not overly concern the band's front man, Matty Healy, who was born in 1989 and grew up in Manchester, U.K. Nevertheless, on a recent visit, Healy gamely agreed to walk the winter blocks around his East Village hotel in search of the 1975 that New Yorkers of a certain age remember.
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Sure enough, Dr. Wilhelm Fliess —a German otolaryngologist (ear, nose, and throat specialist)—published a paper entitled "The Relation between the Nose and the Female Sexual Organs," in which he speculated that the nose was a microcosm of the body, and any ailment could be treated by finding its corresponding location in one's nose, a theory Freud entertained so gamely that he would end up needing operations to unblock his nose, as would Fliess.
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And so, in the early aughts, junior agents packed up in droves, taking advantage of the heretofore unseen financial incentives and shortened headquarters tour requirements, and flocked to D.C. The FBI Agents Association (FBIAA) — whose current leadership declined to comment for this story —gamely fought the unpopular policy in the ensuing years, filing a lawsuit in D.C. federal court that was predicated on age discrimination on behalf of those former supervisors who could prove they had been unfairly impacted.
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And if being dragged along Britney Spears' stage in the year 2017 was not enough to put Howie's life up until that point in perspective, there's always the part where he gamely but weakly booty-dances, and also the end, when Britney deigns to gift him an Official Britney Merchandise™ t-shirt, and then precedes to sign it in front of the entire audience, as if he were a fan and not someone who was once her literal peer, to give him pause for thought.
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Garry Marshall, who created "Happy Days" and spoke with Itzkoff before his death in 2016, relates in the book how ABC was so eager for a new hit, and he was so eager to bottle Williams's magic, that the network gamely bought Marshall's off-the-cuff pitch for a new show, in which Mork would land in Boulder (because, at the time, Marshall happened to have a niece at the University of Colorado), and his co-lead would be an as-yet-undefined character named Mindy (because alliteration).
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