"There were a couple of times she giggled, she giggled and cried, and at times they were serious," he recalls.
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She giggled and giggled and released her koala grip from around my neck, then helped the teacher pull all the floaty scarves back into her bag.
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I kind of just nervously giggled my whole way through.
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They giggled with each other and cuddled a little bit.
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My siblings giggled at me through their (properly filtered) masks.
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Rooney giggled when reporters told her of her new gig.
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"Woo!" he screamed, slamming the podium as Graham, 49, giggled.
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His girlfriend giggled nervously as we rode through the waves.
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We all giggled at the candid eloquence of her remark.
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When nerves got the better of her, she giggled nervously.
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" He paused and giggled: "And it's beauty, it's just fun.
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As Müller watched, beer in hand, he smiled and giggled.
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"Do you want to have lunch?" he asked and giggled.
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Nazanin giggled as the women let out a small scream.
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"It's a pretty cool website," she continued as the crowd giggled.
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" After the audience giggled, he added: "Don't laugh, I mean that.
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We all snuggled in bed together in the morning and giggled.
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After fifteen or twenty minutes I almost giggled— somebody say something!
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" Shiffrin giggled before adding, "Of course, skiing really well helps, too.
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I nodded along with the beat, giggled at each new conceit.
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Brushing aside a fall of dark brown hair, Ingibjörg giggled softly.
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Stacy McCarthy, an entrepreneur from San Francisco, gasped audibly then giggled.
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Three younger girls, Amal's cousins, giggled nervously as they watched her go.
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I watched as they giggled and whispered, taking selfies with Snapchat filters.
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All the teens in my periphery stared and giggled at this transgression.
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Teresa always giggled, her high-pitched laugh inescapable in that tiny trailer.
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I giggled, because in a way I could see what he meant.
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Kate quickly regained her balance and immediately giggled at the near-accident.
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"Easy with the wobblin'," Felton said in the video as Watson giggled.
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I saw the ad, giggled, then opened twitter and ended in tears.
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Paddling toward her friend, amid mouthfuls of muddy water, she giggled uncontrollably.
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Award presenters Octavia Spencer and Rachel Brosnahan giggled on stage behind him.
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Schreiber broke character and giggled his way through the rest of the sketch.
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She giggled and you don't get any sense of her raising her eyebrows.
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The director lovingly giggled and stared at his first Oscar of the night.
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She scrunched her nose so cute, giggled, then turned into thousands of bats.
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Republicans giggled at the intraparty sniping at a rising star in Democratic politics.
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I felt a phantom, heady high, remembering joints past, and giggled to myself.
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One of the guests giggled and tossed a chicken drumstick into the water.
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She giggled when the dog licked her ice cream cone and her face.
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They whispered and giggled at times, but mostly they just sat there, embracing.
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Afterward, we giggled at the shocked faces people made when they met me.
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"It's sort of infectious, isn't it?" asked the designer, mostly rhetorically, and giggled.
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Several giggled as they wrenched off the masks, while others gasped for air.
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"Look at that hair," Philipps said into the camera as Williams giggled behind her.
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One giggled when she heard the phrase because she thought it was a joke.
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There were times when I giggled so hard I felt like I could choke.
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She preferred the hood up, but giggled with abandon when it was pulled down.
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"I...um..."She giggled at his lack of coherence and pulled the blindfold free.
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Timberlake and Fallon, 42, giggled out of character as they broke into song again.
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She giggled and said, "This is awkward," and I ignored her and went inside.
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When I pointed out that this might have been a terrible idea, he giggled.
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They giggled as they watched him perform in a skimpy Speedo, glistening with oil.
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I giggled at those recipes that might have been concocted by pre-kid me.
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Dan, who is also being identified by a nickname to protect his privacy, giggled.
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The Mashco women approached Flores and, as she giggled, touched her breasts and stomach.
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When we went to see Fifty Shades in Australia and giggled the whole way through.
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"I cant stop laughing at "NUDELS" I giggled loudly when I saw it," Nicole wrote.
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"Are you kidding?" she said in the video as her son giggled at Levy's antics.
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Now 16-months old, she giggled as she played with her mother in the Expo.
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Commentators giggled, viewers at home cringed, and the brashest, glitziest opening ceremony in history continued.
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Yet he was good to Amira, she said, playing with her toes until she giggled.
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Emma, 42, nervously giggled as she provided a cringe-worthy explanation of the nauseating ordeal.
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"I feel like my tone of my voice, you definitely know it's me," she giggled.
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Shohei maintained his composure, but Noah only giggled harder — cold evidence of his empty soul.
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During our classes, we have blushed, giggled and apologized to one another a hundred times.
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He played with my sister and me, chasing us around the house as we giggled.
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During the screening, the audience joked, giggled and responded audibly to Kayla's ups and downs.
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Out in the hall, their three daughters—aged ten, fourteen, and sixteen—yakked and giggled.
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" According to the article, the reporter consoled her after she giggled and exclaimed, "I know!
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Rather than let the trolls ruin their day, however, the singers giggled at the negative feedback.
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Witherspoon giggled, but she seemed slightly concerned as she motioned for her costar to stop talking.
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"We all laughed and giggled together as they explored their bright future together," Suzanne Barakat said.
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The two giggled and posed together, and even made plans for a possible Valentine's Day date.
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I giggled at T'Challa's playful relationship with Shuri and sighed at his romantic one with Nakia.
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"Someone sent this over to you," he said as the three women giggled, their drinks sloshing.
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I literally squealed at the ending, and giggled in delight at many points throughout the journey.
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"I would be just as happy if the left were to share our articles," he giggled.
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During the trial Manson and the women showed no remorse and often giggled during the proceedings.
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I giggled like an idiot and ran toward a trampoline we (weirdly) found at the peak.
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Barefoot on the floor of her Dallas home, Libby giggled as she pet her dog Luna.
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"Reddit gets to feel like they won and I got to go to Miami," Thimo giggled.
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"Watch this," one of them giggled, and tossed a stick of dynamite out into the dark.
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They giggled and made funny faces, at times in their black and white Team Mamba uniforms.
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Masooma Hassani, 7, giggled as she dragged a scooter with stuck wheels up the rocky hill.
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Halsey, for example, giggled her way through DeGeneres teasing her about her new boyfriend Evan Peters.
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Griffiths then got down on one knee, placing the ring on Greenhalgh's finger as she giggled gleefully.
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The young girls giggled and screamed as their partners dripped hot wax on their bellies and breasts.
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She led the guys in the room, as she always has, and giggled when they sang along.
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At the January book event, two audience members giggled about the acknowledgments section in Mr. Sitaraman's book.
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I found out that when Lilly applied it to my nipples, I giggled like a little girl.
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The two appeared to be getting along splendidly as they giggled with one another throughout the day.
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Hudson laughed and giggled as a gaggle of handsome hunks lined up in only tight-fitting denim.
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As for "House of Cards," he giggled before giving his theory on the show getting the ax.
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"How are you?" he bellowed into an old Nokia while the others giggled at his brazen stupidity.
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Asked his favorite team, Mason, a soccer player himself, said, "Atlanta United," and giggled into his mittens.
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Later, they swapped faces and the 2-year-old giggled as she rocked her mom's signature contour.
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There, in the dark, they giggled at the lines and scenes they would mock in future issues.
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Some audience members giggled out loud during the amusing moments of the impish scherzo and spiraling finale.
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"Thank you for my team," she giggled, as Konta gathered up her bags and left the court.
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Becky giggled, discreetly palmed the man a baggie as she emphatically patted the baby on the head.
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It wasn't very good, but she was smiley and we both giggled as we tried to chat.
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"She's a very chilled-out dog," Hendricks said, then giggled as she looked over at the snoozing canine.
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"We made it," he said to the camera as Biles giggled and ran her hand over his hair.
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"It's like I was at the Globe watching Shakespeare," host Nick Grimshaw giggled after Hemsworth finished his monologue.
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Brooksbank choked back tears while a similarly emotional Eugenie giggled, providing surprisingly relatable moments from this regal affair.
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We had our first argument, a miscommunication really, and once it was resolved I giggled and thought, Wow.
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He giggled and, in a mock-sober tone, announced its importance: someone had submitted the Declaration of Independence.
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Her little sister giggled with joy at finding "du chocolat" nearly everywhere and at discovering Tunisian chorba soup.
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She splashed and giggled, acting out the joy I feel every time I leap into warm, salty sea.
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The assistant coach giggled as he passed the story onto Montgomery, knowing just how off-key this was.
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A few of the women spoke often on the shows, others merely clapped and giggled in their seats.
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Never tickled, giggled, wrestled on the floor, thrown a ball, or played a prank or peek-a-boo.
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They giggled at a novelty target on the wall featuring a cartoon zombie holding a box of pizza.
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"Reached for comment regarding this, a spokesperson at the American Medical Association just giggled," reported the Daily Beast.
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The director, Yuval Sharon, giggled, skipped over a set piece, and untangled some ropes dangling from the ceiling.
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"When he made a bogey though I thought it was best to stay out of his way," giggled Evans.
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The best moment came after Meyers, 42, giggled through an excerpt of New York Times critic James Poniewozik's review.
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Emily said her "eyes got big and I just giggled" when her son revealed all of this to her.
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I thought back to my white cotton underpants that night at the Crowne Plaza, and I giggled to myself.
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The two met eye-to-eye; Max even appeared to smile, and she giggled as she patted his head.
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He giggled, touched his face awkwardly, and nodded with what can only be described as approval and deep understanding.
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The pair giggled together as they watched the clip of Grande (as Regina George) pushing Sivan into a locker.
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There was also likely an element of uncomfortable comedy, as children giggled over their friends becoming drunks or thieves.
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So we both kind of looked at each other and giggled and said, 'Well, let's just go with it.
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" Sean says to his son in the video before Samuel points to Catherine as she giggled and said, "Baby!
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I giggled for several minutes, but I couldn't tell you if the humor in that moment was entirely intentional.
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He giggled a lot while doing this because the buzzing sound of the bee was very amusing to him.
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The man she trusted giggled and goaded his teammate, "squeeze that s---," referring to a bottle in her anus.
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The teens giggled as they beat the three men with their fists, pieces of cinder blocks, and metal pipes.
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At the fairground last week, parents packed sons and daughters onto carousels and watched as children giggled with delight.
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At a recent performance the audience giggled uneasily; running out screaming would have been just as valid a response.
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When Mr. Muskos introduced the motion on Monday, some council members giggled while others said they were not amused.
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Cyrus, 23, and Hemsworth, 26, were all smiles as they linked arms and giggled on their way to their car.
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Twitter user Hannah Murphy's mom giggled at what she thought was a sleeping dachshund under someone's chair at a restaurant.
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"What you're seeing is — actually a dog coming into our live shot," she nervously giggled as the animal approached her.
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I giggled for several minutes, but I still couldn't tell you if the humor in that moment was entirely intentional.
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"I don't know why [Clinton] thought that that was funny, but I saw that she giggled so much," Manigault said.
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" After a recent game, as Mizuhara spelled his first name for a reporter, Ohtani giggled and repeated two letters: "P.
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When my aunt Ziba sprinkled it onto her saffron rice at the table each night, my brothers and I giggled.
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She placed them on a table with a sign designated them as such, and Kimmel giggled when he saw them.
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"Sometimes it comes up with things that are quite funny," giggled Diemut Strebe, the artist who created the art piece.
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" Once it was determined that he told the truth, Jonas giggled and added, "It was when I looked at the bill!
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Violet scribbled with crayons on her place mat, threw my French fries on the floor, giggled at her dad's funny faces.
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When I hit a ball with a toy block, and the ball flow through the ground like a graboid, I giggled.
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Joris Meuwese and Rachael McCabe, two European travelers in their twenties, giggled as they snapped photos during a recent afternoon visit.
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This is it for the #birdbox challenge😂😂😂😂😂How "Beyoncé" giggled sent me😂😂😂 pic.twitter.
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" Once it was determined that he told the truth, Nick giggled and hilariously added, "It was when I looked at the bill!
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Things got really steamy when one of the dancers jumped onto the bed and ripped off his tank top as Chyna giggled.
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Guests giggled their way through silly shower activities; there was a round of "guess the celebrity mom" and a bottle-chugging contest.
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At the Abrons Arts Center, where "The Hospital" had its New York debut on Wednesday, the audience giggled at every gory return.
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For example, enlarged player mode pushed Jeremy's score through the roof, as the digital member swung around and the room giggled. 4.
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The employee giggled about it at first, thinking that the boy was just a rebellious little kid who was staying out late.
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Kate also took part in launching a giant slingshot from the palace's steps and giggled along with William and Harry during the festivities.
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Children giggled at the CNN crew -- "I like your scarf," one told me with a laugh -- while others wandered around surveying the damage.
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"I don't just sit in my room and go, 'Wonder what this would sound like backwards,'" the newly minted The Voice coach giggled.
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She shrieked from the back seat of her BMW coupe as he peeled out down Avenue J. He giggled at his aunt's anxiety.
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The meeting was about to end disastrously — until I did something out of the blue that somehow humored him beyond belief: I giggled.
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"I still want to go and look at that building, just to see what it looks like," he told me, and giggled again.
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Leah and Devon prepared a daddy/daughter dance to "Uptown Funk" where Leah giggled and did the jive while Devon danced behind her smiling.
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A blond boy who was prone to nose picking and daydreaming had once again let his lunch sit, uneaten, while he talked and giggled.
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"This is for all my ladies who care about checks, not texts," said Ms. Goddard, who giggled self-consciously at her ad-libbed catchphrase.
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Stymied, we curled up, forehead to forehead, in a narrow space between the couch and the table, and giggled at our hapless self-rescue.
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When he tried to open a locked door, which set off an alarm, he raised his hands in mock fright, giggled, and moved on.
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When Lee began kissing one of their scene partners, I giggled and shut my laptop, absolutely scandalized at how much I was enjoying myself.
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If someone told you you're going to open up a car plant in Silicon Valley, you're going to build cars, I would have giggled.
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Heard, who was not wearing her wedding ring, at one point threw her head back as she giggled loud enough for passerbys to hear.
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They giggled and pressed their hands together, and looked at one another's hands, and looked at Joseph, and wondered who now had the button.
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Girls sat in a circle and giggled as they said they prefer the summer because it means they don&apost have to wake up early.
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She sat among some of the children in the row in front of ours and giggled along with the great comedy of Despicable Me 3.
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"They just said your body will tell you if you can't play and my body is telling me that now," giggled the world number 269.
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"One day I picked him up and did lunges and squats and he laughed and giggled the whole time," the 25-year-old told PEOPLE.
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She sat among some of the children in the row in front of ours and giggled along with the great comedy of Despicable Me 3.
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Once I felt comfortable with the controls, I giggled when I flew it down a tight tree-lined street, even between the branches, without crashing.
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Johnson giggled as she explained how while trying to take videos of the kids for her friends, she might have captured a sleeping Ridley Scott.
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Kordei, who placed third in the reality dancing competition series on Tuesday night's nail-biting finale, giggled at Ripa's query about the stars' romantic potential.
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I giggled a bit during the other movies (I don't think I've laughed consistently outside of Guardians and Spider-Man), but this was a treat.
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In a third shot, the father of two was seen kissing Danielle's neck, with her silver wrap heels visible in the photo, as she giggled.
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New York (CNN Business)Tucked away on a street in New York's trendy SoHo neighborhood, a throng of bubbly influencers giggled and posed for selfies.
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While taking the stand during her trial, Van Houten giggled throughout most of it and acted uninterested, which she later blamed on her use of LSD.
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On Instagram, Johnson celebrated Jasmine Lia's big day by posting a video in which Jasmine giggled as she slapped her dad's face over and over again.
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Less professional stuff: He giggled every time the needle went anywhere near skin and gave the exact same tattoo to someone else a few days later.
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Her dizzy, go-go dancing hostess on "Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In" was inspired by her own transcendently flubbed audition, in which she giggled throughout the proceedings.
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But the UN audience is less willing to indulge him, and at least a few members of the audience audibly giggled at this truly ridiculous claim.
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Whether they were reading with a significant other, friends or just by themselves, the travelers fidgeted and giggled their way through some of the book's steamiest passages.
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Anyway, the old man shrugged and giggled and said as honestly as I think anyone could say that he had no idea how he won Shirley's heart.
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Grande (rocking mouse ears for the trip!) documented their adventure on her Instagram story, sharing videos of her fiancé making silly remarks mid-ride as she giggled.
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It went like this: Two girlfriends and I holed up in a corner of my parents' house, whisper-giggled and proceeded to call the 1-900 number.
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My son giggled his way through the breakfast buffet, seemingly at peace with the idea of eating mediocre bread and unripe fruit in Italy, of all places.
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We cried a bit, giggled a bit, took an us-ie (you might call it a selfie) and headed to the theater for her first Broadway show.
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The group giggled and agreed with Mr. Zhao's assessment, but they were also impressed that, unlike in China, anyone could walk into the heart of Australia's government.
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I giggled, rolled my eyes, and reluctantly went up the stairs and into his room, where he laid on top of me on his bed and kissed me.
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"If you actually read my transcript, I just said it was like a little thing and we giggled about it the next day and that's that," she continued.
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" Perry, 21, giggled as she looked around to others in the car before announcing, "I should leave now," before someone off-camera pal responds, "Okay, you're cut off.
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This past December, the 22-year-old Bringing Up Bates star tied the knot with Bobby Smith in Knoxville, Tennessee, and adorably giggled her way through the ceremony.
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Co-defendants Susan Atkins, Leslie Van Houten and Patricia Krenwinkel cut "X"s in their foreheads, shaved their scalps, sang Manson-written songs and giggled through chilling testimony.
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While weeding in his garden one day with his young daughter, Seligman found himself distracted and frustrated as Nikki, then 2100, threw flowers into the air and giggled.
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I've giggled about recruiting my Black grandmother and her prayer circle to shepherd him into a some kind of fulfillment, or at least some semblance of post-Accountant satisfaction.
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There were girls with frohawks and frilly shirts; teenagers who stamped the ground as their opponents went down, and others who giggled and helped fallen losers after a win.
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Instead, I giggled and drawled, "y'all," rolling my shorts up and cocking my head to the side, so that my long blonde hair caught the light and their attention.
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As they giggled incessantly, I felt like I was trapped taking care of two toddlers—I couldn't wait to get home and sniff some OxyContin and calm my nerves.
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I admit, I giggled at my little brother's weed-themed dad joke when it appeared on my phone, which immediately led to another revelation: I am no longer cool.
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Mere feet away, Danny Brown stretched a Coogi sweater vertical and showed off a fixed smile; Lil Uzi Vert giggled and tousled his green hair, tongue out, stupid high.
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Their feet, hands, and hair lifted first, then their bodies, arms dog-paddling and legs kicking ineffectually as they giggled and grinned like fools for a fleeting, floating instant.
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On Friday morning, religious Jews prayed as they rode, two girls in school uniforms giggled, and an older Arab man clutched two bags of groceries and stared straight ahead.
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I am not going to remember the dark days she had – I am only going to remember the good, the joy, the happiness and the way she just giggled and laughed.
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The style star shared a funny video of herself dancing while giving Speedy, her family's new pet lizard, a bath as her 9-year-old daughter Harlow giggled and recorded it.
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Biel, 33, who stunned in a Zuhair Murad dress with an embellished mesh top and solid train, giggled while Timberlake whispered into her ear and rested his head on her shoulder.
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I watched as Kris Jenner waited at the top of the Met steps for the rest of her famous brood, and giggled as the family eventually organized for a group photo.
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The fact that they are tackling subject matter that is often taboo—giggled over with close friends, avoided with the adults in their lives—makes their poise all the more striking.
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But it also often matches the mysterious beauty, the combination of sophistication and childlike wonder, of the score; when performers were first revealed within the sphere, I giggled in sheer delight.
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We've giggled at those beloved round bois and girls who make the hellscape of the internet a slightly more enjoyable place, knowing that their size is just what makes them special.
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I giggled a bit at the placement of WYATT EARP down the center, and the 19th-century lawman wearing his AMMO BELT ostensibly around his "head" (the W in his name).
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"I never was like, 'I'll make this and then one day a little girl will sell Girl Scouts Cookies to it,'" Glover giggled before stating that he wanted some Girl Scout cookies.
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Buttonholed on Capitol Hill last week, two prominent Republican senators, Tim Scott of South Carolina and Susan Collins of Maine, almost giggled when asked if they would be Mr. Trump's running mate.
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Fourteen journalists regularly assigned to cover the Capitol retreated to the second-floor gallery that morning, taking pictures and writing stories as a group of visiting elementary school students giggled and gawked.
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Upstairs, the designers Marc Jacobs and Giles Deacon giggled in a cubbyhole bed with Dasha Zhukova, the Russian businesswoman and wife of Roman Abramovich, and Katie Grand, the editor of Love Magazine.
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One afternoon, at lunch at the local favorite Tilt, before he'd even had a chance to fully read the menu, someone slipped "Caroline" onto the restaurant's speakers and Aminé giggled a bit.
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A notable example was that one time Jimmy Fallon giggled and stroked his famous locks, drawing the ire of many people who didn't think the now President-elect was so cute and funny.
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Watts, 33, then "giggled," adding that the question was hard to answer as he was not responsible for the disappearance of Shan'ann Watts, his 34-year-old pregnant wife of nearly six years.
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I first saw this film as a senior in high school, sitting next to my friend Jon (a proud feminist), who scoffed his way through the feature while I giggled into my popcorn.
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We giggled as we tiptoed from the back entrance of the school, shoving a piece of paper in the space between the keyhole to jam the lock so we could slip back in unnoticed.
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His crush in fifth grade giggled over boy-band members who had blond hair and frosted tips, which made him want to be like Justin Timberlake so girls would dig him a little more.
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"It's kind of scary knowing your president is doing all these things and you can't predict what exactly is going to happen," high school senior Tatiana Borrego, 17, told me as she giggled nervously.
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On a weekend evening, on the rooftop of the William Vale, a hotel in Brooklyn, families, friends and couples all bundled up in parkas, hats and gloves giggled as they skated on a rink.
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It's now been well over a year since Andrés Muschietti's IT adaptation giggled its way into theatres, before going on to smash the previous record for highest-grossing U.S. box office horror movie.
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The 212-year-old singer, who was also accompanied by brother Frankie Grande, documented their adventure on her Instagram story, sharing videos of her fiancé, also 22018, making silly remarks mid-ride as she giggled.
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When she was 17, Lindsey Kildow sociably giggled, raced with her hair flapping behind her in a long ponytail tied with sparkling ribbons, and passionately talked about her racing future as if it would be endless.
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Mr. Miranda giggled and took a couple of shy bows, only to turn around and be embraced then pushed back to the front of the stage by Christopher Jackson, who plays George Washington, for a proper bow.
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This is why I've cried at comedies and giggled through tragedies and why I can often be found with a $1 slice of pizza somewhere in the vicinity of my mouth as I jog to the theater.
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Okay, it's kind of a stretch to put this under "bad," because I won't deny that I giggled a little bit when Anthony Hopkins turned up in Bernard's extended journey into his memories of the (how distant?) past.
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RacletteNYC reminded me of the comfort of melted cheese while I giggled watching a video of a knife shave a top layer of raclette goo onto a pile of fried potatoes as if being tickled by a ghost.
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The former French first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy had giggled with Kate Bosworth at Schiaparelli earlier in the morning, and Rita Ora had wowed the crowds with a barely there slashed orange slip dress at Versace the night before.
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Dominic West held court at the center of the room, and at dinner the actress Rebecca Hall giggled with Mick Jagger, who was resplendent in a crushed plum-hued jacket, and later shamelessly cut the line at the buffet.
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Turning their living room into his very own stage, the comedian began to recite lines from her song "No Tears Left To Cry," singing, "I'm picking it up, I'm picking it up," as Grande, 25, sat on the sidelines and giggled.
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Once she joined him, they shared a drink from a Solo cup; they took a selfie as he kissed her temple; they sang along with Dan + Shay on "Tequila" and Russell Dickerson on "Yours" (complete with synchronized hand motions); they chatted and giggled.
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Wearing smart navy shorts and matching navy ribbed long socks with a striped shirt from Kate's go-to children's brand Amaia (also a Spanish label, based in London's Chelsea) George seemed to be enjoying himself, as he giggled on his grandfather's knee.
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But when I saw him in "Dragonstone," I giggled, less because I was happy to see him and more because it suggests the older and more popular Game of Thrones gets, the more the show has a sense of humor about itself.
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My mind flashed back to the diminutive workers in a factory I visited in Tianjin, China, who for a few hundred dollars a month stitched leather boots and who giggled when they thought about the giant feet that would one day fill them.
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By 8:30, we had completed first-period science and had shifted to second-period PE. There I was, lying on the floor watching the assigned exercise video, planking for 40 seconds, as my uber-flexible son planked next to me and giggled.
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I giggled uncomfortably—mostly surprised by the extreme situation that was pitched to me as a "day in the life of an officer," but also because I was unsure of how to react, especially given that the situation seemingly demanded the use of my weapon.
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As we gossiped together to pass the time that night months ago, Mattar had giggled that she thought her husband was better looking clean shaven, and how much she was looking forward to the day ISIS was gone, so he could cut off his beard.
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But when the same performers returned with a set of jokey Puccini salon songs, it was as if a ray of sunshine suddenly energized those in the audience, who giggled at the text's silly puns and audibly sighed at the quotations from familiar arias.
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She sat on a special blue velvet cushion next to Anna Wintour and noticeably giggled at the nods to her own personal style throughout the collection (think swing coats and silk head scarves, though she later said that the florals were her favorite part).
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Some Japanese lawmakers giggled this week during a drill to practice the use of disaster prevention helmets, at least one of which was put on backwards, prompting Twitter users to question if they were making light of a life-and-death matter.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Some Japanese lawmakers giggled this week during a drill to practice the use of disaster prevention helmets, at least one of which was put on backwards, prompting Twitter users to question if they were making light of a life-and-death matter.
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Mr Zuma giggled throughout his last day of questions in Parliament for the year, despite the serious issues before him: a severe drought, an economy close to recession and reports that taxpayers are to fork out for a brand-new, 4 billion-rand ($251m) presidential jet.
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Hannah seems super into it too — she giggled up a storm when Peter picked her up and (gently) laid her down onto a pool table on The Bachelorette's fifth episode, and she seemed to have no problem with him lifting her up to make out against a wall on a previous episode either.
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Past the suspended couch and through the frenetic carousel (where Ms. Bailey and Kayije Kagame, another dancer, took turns undulating in slow motion), Carlos Soto, a short gentleman with a pig's nose and a spangled, matador-style outfit, giggled and led guests to a final room, pink-walled and filled with soap bubbles.
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The circuit is often emotional (such as in 220, when Stiliyan Petrov led the team after announcing his retirement because of leukemia treatment), and it is almost always warm: Last spring, Fabian Delph, the team captain, carried his infant daughter, who wore a claret-and-blue jersey with "Daddy" written on her back and giggled for much of the ride.
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I wish the woman I've since grown into could go back to that festival and tell the girl I was at the time — the girl who awkwardly giggled backstage with a much more successful male comedian in mixed company about how big her ass was and panic-chuckled when he casually dropped the n-word (he's not black) — that there's no use tiptoeing around this stuff for the sake of my career.
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When She Reminded Us That She's Glam, But Relatable When She Was One Step Ahead of the Loofah Memes When She Unearthed an Incredible Throwback From the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show When Her Ponytail Reached Incredible New Volumes When She Called Herself Out for Constantly Apologizing When She Skipped the Grammys, But Still Hung Out in Her Zac Posen Gown And Myron Was Also a Huge Fan of the Gown When She Clapped Back at Ponytail Haters When She Revealed Her Childhood Hockey Mishaps All the Times She Made Piggy Smalls an Important Influencer When She Proved She's Always Had Amazing Pipes When She Shared a Heartfelt Tribute to Late Boyfriend Mac Miller When She Was the Queen of Winter Style When She and Her Grandma Danced It Out When She Took a Power Selfie with Nicki Minaj All of Her Incredible Halloween Costumes When She Giggled Her Way Through a Haunted House
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