"You gonna answer that?" he said while Crenshaw kept a straight face.
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Calderon kept a straight face as he walked back to the bench.
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How Hannah Storm kept a straight face through all that, I have no idea!
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I have no idea how NBC's Kasie Hunt kept a straight face: http://bit.
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Steinmeier, who kept a straight face, made clear: "A further delay isn't in anyone's interests".
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Somehow, both of them kept a straight face through all of this—even as the other diners enthusiastically applauded.
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They kept a straight face and hand-carved an ice sphere for his drink, just like they would for any other cocktail.
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The German leader, who worked closely with Republican President George W. Bush and Democratic President Barack Obama during her tenure, kept a straight face.
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And while the singer smiled wide for the photo, Luna kept a straight face — one user comparing the 3-year-old's model look to that of her mother.
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"I looked at her and I had the flashback of every time Andy [Cohen] would ask her, 'Have you had your nose done?' and she kept a straight face," Laurita said.
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The littlest royal, who turns 2 on Tuesday, is all business in her birthday portrait released Monday — and this isn't the first time she has kept a straight face for the cameras.
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McCarthy, 48, kept a straight face the entire time as she walked out on stage in an outfit that — in a nod to nominated film The Favourite — any animal-loving queen would envy.
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Whether doing judo with a Photoshopped image of Vladimir Putin, standing in a simulated field of flowers in Dubai, or wearing a beret in front of the Eiffel Tower, he always kept a straight face.
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And while the rest of Kansas City&aposs sideline erupted into a sea of hugs and cheers, Reid kept a straight face and simply raised a finger to the sky to signal for the extra point.
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In response to this, some shifts in policy and a cabinet reshuffle took place in September 2004, including Charlie McCreevy's resignation as Finance minister to join the European Commission. In November 2004, on the 10th anniversary next week of his election as Fianna Fáil leader, Ahern famously kept a straight face when called himself 'one of the few socialists left' despite a common perception that the FF/PD Government of over 7 years at that stage represented a considerable shift to the right. From that point on, particularly with the appointment of Brian Cowen as Finance Minister, the government dramatically increased spending and reduced taxes. Commentators now believe that these policies not only lay at the heart of the government's future problems but highlighted the non-ideological, centre-ground populism of Ahern's leadership.
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