Laughter echoed from the house, not scary laughter, but musical laughter, welcoming laughter.
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Here's a breakdown: hysterical laughter, political commentary, more laughter and, you guessed it, yet more laughter. Enjoy!
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Unlike fake laughter, you can't turn genuine laughter on and off like a spigot, laughter experts said.
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There was a lot of laughter in the theater, do you think it was comedic laughter or uncomfortable laughter?
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The bathroom in close proximity, the laughter — the nefarious laughter.
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Laughter restrained is as depressing as laughter that is forced.
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And they consistently bring audiences laughter, tears, and tears of laughter.
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As with the public's laughter in 85033, our laughter will speak volumes.
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The reason to bring up "Porky's" now is the laughter — the uproarious laughter.
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Laughter carries in the Court of Myrtles, and a woman's laughter most of all.
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The bed on the right side of the room…The laughter, the uproarious laughter.
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But then there are gains: after laughter comes tears, and after tears, laughter again.
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Though research suggests laughter has a vast range of positive physiological and psychological outcomes — some medical providers even prescribe laughter to their patients — not all laughter is beneficial.
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At least Trump was right that the laughter — if there ever was laughter — would stop.
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My grief is the square root of my laughter, my laughter that of my grief.
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"I think there's relief in laughter, even if it's laughter from fear or discomfort," Bamford says.
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Frankly, Efron doesn't deserve her — but her laughter is our laughter, and her joy is our joy.
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Is there a difference between laughter from a studio audience and laughter while doing stand-up comedy?
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Slash Coleman, a certified Laughter Yoga Leader in Richmond, Virginia, teaches people optimism through purposeful laughter exercises.
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" We are also changing Alexa's response from simply laughter to "Sure, I can laugh" followed by laughter."
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The problem wasn't the laughter; it was the sense that the laughter was insincere, coached or fake somehow.
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Darker manifestations include dismissive laughter, which makes light of something someone said sincerely, and derisive laughter, which shames.
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This was our farewell gift: a reminder to hold onto a bit of wildness, and laughter, always laughter.
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It seemed to be somewhat of a catharsis: Laughter turned to tears turned to anger turned back to laughter.
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Genuine laughter, real eruptions of joy, are generated by different neural pathways and musculature than so-called volitional laughter.
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I've done things wrong in my life, I will admit... (LAUGHTER)... not purposely, but I've done things wrong. (LAUGHTER).
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And the laughter — entirely cathartic laughter — and applause when Rod stepped out of the car instead, and Chris was saved.
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And a dedicated Reddit community, Contagious Laughter, collects videos that show uncontrollable laughter and are primed to elicit the same.
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As Eileen went down the hall, she could hear the scattering cold points of a young man's laughter, Jamie's laughter.
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"The transcript indicates that the statement was met with, quote, laughter, end quote," he told the senators, drawing more laughter.
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"We are also changing Alexa's response from simply laughter to 'Sure, I can laugh,' followed by laughter," an Amazon spokesperson said.
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Laughter, the universal language Back in the Atlanta garden, strangers leave as friends at the end of the laughter yoga session.
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"The [1999] transcript indicates this was met with 'laughter,' " he said, prompting laughter from the senators in the chamber on Tuesday.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two, and their having fun at my expense," she said.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two and they're having fun at my expense," Ford said.
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"It's called laughter yoga because of the diaphragmatic breathing that takes place when we laugh," says Laughter Yoga Atlanta director Celeste Greene.
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After the laughter subsided, Warren added, "Assuming you can find one," which caused the crowd to burst into applause and more laughter.
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" Christine Blasey Ford: "Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter — the uproarious laughter between the two, and their having fun at my expense.
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Laughter, of course, was the trigger point for Carrie — kaleidoscopically uproarious laughter that sends her into an infernal rage that only she survives.
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Laughter in the courtroom Credico's comments from the witness box drew laughter at times from the audience and light scolding from the judge.
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Trump's line prompts laughter Late-night hosts poke fun at the laughter President Donald Trump received during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, joking that the laughter was delayed because Trump's line had to be "translated into 80 different languages."
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two and having fun at my expense," Ford replied, her voice breaking.
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At this point, you need only to point to a tickling spot, not even touching it, and he will throw another fit of laughter. Laughter?
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As for Mr. Trump's line about becoming president for life: His audience was said to respond with laughter, and let's hope it was nervous laughter.
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"There is a stigma about laughter as a response to a work of art: If it arouses laughter, then it must not be serious," she said.
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Ms. Fairooz had "let out a loud burst of laughter, followed by a second louder burst of laughter," the U.S. attorney's office said in the filing.
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The crowd whooped and laughed — not the cruel laughter you come to know at Trump rallies but real belly laughter, for what was a genuinely funny bit.
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But there's no hopelessness in Pepperstein's work, no abandonment; there's only laughter: the final laughter of those who have very little to protect them from the world.
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She starts giggling and then moves into full-on laughter, and not just the sad, exhausted laughter that happens when you hear a bad joke on a terrible day.
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At one point, the class practiced laughter yoga, raising their arms slowly as they breathed in, then lowering them as they breathed out, and bursting into peals of laughter.
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These... (LAUGHTER) (APPLAUSE) ... his answer — you name it.
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That same enthusiastic laughter is heard in the trailer, but in the context of Gary Gulman's comedy set in Joker, that laughter isn't always heard during the typical laugh lines.
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But researchers who study laughter say reflecting on when and why you titter, snicker or guffaw is a worthy exercise, given that laughter can harm as much as help you.
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According to a study conducted in 2006 titled "The Effect of Reminiscing about Laughter on Relationship Satisfaction," couples who reminisced about shared events that involved laughter reported higher relationship satisfaction.
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"What I miss are just all those moments: her smile, her laughter, the sound of her laughter," says Diaz, who lives in the same house he bought with Brittany in 2012.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between the two," she said, referring to Kavanaugh and Mark Judge, who she alleges was there the evening she was assaulted.
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The offer was met with laughter -- and instantly rejected.
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Terror — not laughter — is the only appropriate emotional reaction.
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"The only response was laughter," he said, WBRZ reported .
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" He added: "Laughter is the best medicine, you know?
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" After some laughter, she elaborated, "No, the free trips.
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" [laughter] "I'm not going for a summah — I'm going.
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K amel : [laughter] S isi : Why are you laughing?
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They just don't — (laughter) — they don't get it, Mitch.
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The place — Elaine included — dissolved into laughter and applause.
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YouTuber Owen Cooper recently proved as much when he decided to edit a clip of The Big Bang Theory to replace all the canned laughter with the trademark, hyperactive laughter of Gervais.
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Stahl reminded the Prez Ford had told Senators the worst part of her high school encounter was the laughter by her assailants, and what she heard from the Mississippi crowd was laughter.
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"It's a hall of mirrors of inferences and intentions every time you encounter laughter," said Sophie Scott, a neuroscientist at University College London who studies how the brain produces and processes laughter.
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Days after Dr. Blasey named the "uproarious laughter" of her assailants as her strongest memory of the assault, President Trump mocked her testimony at a rally in Mississippi — to uproarious laughter and applause.
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"When you said 'indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter,' our spines straightened and we remembered that while our stories are different, our battle is the same," the letter said.
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"She was like, 'Just Google it,'" he said to laughter.
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"I'm a bit of a textualist," he said, to laughter.
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But, as I quickly realized, laughter comes easy to Eshete.
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So, my phone has been blowing up this week [laughter].
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His smile is so contagious and his laughter so precious.
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WEI caption: The evaluator appears to be emulating human laughter.
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There's a lot of nervous laughter and "Ghostbusters" references abound.
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The jokes are obvious and the audience laughter is prolonged.
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Their love purer than the innocent laughter of the infant.
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"She returned his laughter, but quickly swallowed it back. "Carson?
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The welcoming, mostly male audience responded with laughter and cheers.
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"Swear to God," McCarthy said after being met with laughter.
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No. [Laughter] She could have been a guy from Alameda.
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I covered Al Gore doing the legislation for it [laughter].
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That elicited a ripple of initial laughter from the audience.
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"Say that again?" he asked, to laughter in the audience.
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QUESTION: ... I know, but aren't you... (LAUGHTER) TRUMP: Go ahead.
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Dying of laughter from a moment of total mind melding.
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There was a volley of laughter from among the myrtles.
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"Good visual effects," they said in unison to thunderous laughter.
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He says they're filled with laughter, tears, rage and doubt.
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"Because the other side is worse," Eagar said to laughter.
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LiLo is cruising into her thirties with love and laughter.
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The trailer wraps with ominous theme music and cackling laughter.
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"I attack Trump," Mr. Bush said, to laughter and applause.
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Asked how many of his patients survive, he barks laughter.
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They float with laughter and love .. although a boat helps!
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Minaj's laughter quickly subsided once that needle came out, though.
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As he wandered away nonchalantly, the group erupted into laughter.
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"Oh, y'all were really good!" she said, bursting into laughter.
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Mr. Birbiglia is hiding some serious ideas beneath the laughter.
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There's laughter, and Lana resumes her cut, circles the chair.
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The response generated laughter in the inquiry's packed public gallery.
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Full of laughter, innocence, and unparalleled levels of snarky honesty.
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It's this combination of horror and humor, laughter and fears.
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We train to bring joy and laughter to the world.
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The crowd rewarded him with laughter and then, finally, applause.
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"Laughter is a free emotion," Ms. Steinem told VICE Impact.
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And I like her nastiness, her paranoia, her bitter laughter.
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Thank you #TimConway for all the laughter over the years.
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There's moments of shed tears, moments of memories and laughter.
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If heaven and laughter made a baby while watching Titanic.
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We keep going until we erupt in laughter and applause.
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A peal of laughter knocks me out of my groove.
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Laughter in yoga is good — maybe not common, but good.
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Was it derisive laughter, or, worse, a show of contempt?
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"I'm embarrassed, but I'm not," he said, causing more laughter.
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You're really ... that's a good word too [laughter and applause].
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Well ... Yes ... [laughter] Mossberg: I see you're rethinking that [laughs].
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"I'm only kidding," he continued, sparking laughter in the room.
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And she spread her love and laughter wherever she went!
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Applause, smiles, cheers can be manufactured, but not real laughter.
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We burst into laughter and head out for the train.
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They brought each other a lot of joy and laughter.
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Again, Diaz and his crew burst into fits of laughter.
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Laughter turned to tears when the couple exchanged personal vows.
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The remark was met with laughter by the assembled diplomats.
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It also listens for sounds of anger, arousal, and laughter.
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"Darling Yaz, we will remember your laughter," one letter reads.
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There was just lots of laughter and lots of happiness.
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Are they crying from laughter at me or with me?
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Laughter from her staff can be heard in the video.
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She smiles often, and almost as frequently erupts in laughter.
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Or maybe it's just my lungs compressing from uncontrollable laughter.
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Wilder's movies were the kind that produced fits of laughter.
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I don't think everyone wants to be a CEO [laughter].
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But when West left, the room exploded in derisive laughter.
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Sure, laughter might feel like a release from harsh realities.
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The ensuing laughter captured in this video is pure joy.
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Democrats watching the hearing broke out in laughter after Rep.
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Whether in tears or laughter, she will have to go.
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The comment prompted laughter from world leaders in the audience.
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"Scully's the man in the family," Ottolenghi replied, to laughter.
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Loomer's protest was drowned out by lawmakers' laughter and Rep.
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"Well, yeah," Mr. Page said, to laughter in the courtroom.
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"Now, where were we?" she asks, to some nervous laughter.
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The president's mockery prompted laughter and applause from the audience.
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After the lecture, the classroom erupted into discussion and laughter.
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If you're trying to elicit uncontrolled laughter, go for gargalesis.
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While her disguise elicited laughter, it was also quite smart.
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Outside, the sounds of rebuilding — hammering, sawing, laughter — were steady.
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" Or "Augie lets out a noise that sounds like laughter.
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Listen carefully: you can hear the laughter from the Kremlin.
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His teammates roared with laughter and slapped the dugout railing.
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"I just came to visit," Mr. Corker said, to laughter.
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"You got a problem with that?" he added, to laughter.
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Responses ranged from horror to laughter at the geographical mistake.
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Witness the contagion of mirthless, forced laughter at cocktail parties.
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The reactions varied from dramatic laughter to more subtle smiles.
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And old age, we see, benefits from friends and laughter.
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The day was full of festivity, firecrackers, yelling, and laughter.
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What Running Taught Me About Life, Laughter and Coming Last.
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Several stories above us, a child's scream collapsed into laughter.
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I was looking forward to the levity and the laughter.
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Quick, Cuban Spanish broken by an occasional burst of laughter.
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Laughter is the name of the game in Genital Jousting.
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"Many love stories end in tragedy," she said, to laughter.
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You know what they say, laughter is the best medicine.
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This elicited roars of laughter from Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
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" He burst into raucous laughter and added, "I'm against homosexuality!
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It's a conclusion that's at times reached with actual laughter.
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"I don't care," Preska said, drawing laughter in the court.
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Not surprisingly, there was a bit of laughter around me.
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Scattered conversations and laughter hushed as a siren started blaring.
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I kill a man with laughter, he with his dagger.
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I wanted to bring laughter and joy with this character.
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There was real laughter, real happiness, and so much love.
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"You are good at this," Williamson said amid muffled laughter.
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" [Laughter] He said, "top secret, now we're talking about something.
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At least their anger was occasionally punctuated by audience laughter.
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It means the movie is hoping its laughter is contagious.
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" There are no long scenes of uproarious laughter in "Zapped!
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And laughter, that vital survival mechanism, whooshes in like oxygen.
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"Say that again?" he retorted, to laughter from the audience.
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As usual, he greeted us with laughter and dirty jokes.
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Lots of laughter, party games and activities — killer karaoke, anyone?
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There is laughter amid tears, as the Russian saying goes.
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So I drew the worst side of the straw [laughter].
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Our laughter, like theirs, will say we haven't been fooled.
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At times he elicited laughter from the usually stoic panel.
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Tears and laughter joined together; so did sympathy and rage.
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You have given the gift of laughter to our people.
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That same nervous laughter makes its way into the air.
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She may pray, but she prays for the opposite. (LAUGHTER).
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I listened to their stories with fearand, despite myself, laughter.
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Friends were drawn to the Shavers' energy, charisma and laughter.
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Laughter, linguists will tell you, establishes closeness and conveys meaning.
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There's such a narrow line between the macabre and laughter.
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The ceremony itself was filled with tears, laughter — and surprises.
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About five minutes into it, she doubled over in laughter.
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"Look, I took photos!" the officer said, breaking into laughter.
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Then I hear the kids' laughter, which is like magic.
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The whole moment drew laughter from the crowd and candidates.
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At times he drew laughter from the usually stoic jury.
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He's much too slow, even with them breathless from laughter.
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Laughter is one of the best weapons in dangerous times.
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" Asked about the laughter, Trump said: "Oh, it was great.
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Amid a smattering of applause and laughter, New Jersey Sen.
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QUESTION: ... I know, but aren't you... (LAUGHTER) TRUMP: Go ahead.
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The malice begins slowly, as "snide laughter" in the woods.
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" [Laughter] My daughter was like, "She's the most welcoming person.
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Mourning can lead to laughter, and tears can beget grins.
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"That makes it more interesting," he added, provoking nervous laughter.
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The journalists in the room responded with gasps and laughter.
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Her friends and colleagues, however, are used to the laughter.
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Laughter and anger are the two states you shift between.
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I think there has to be some laughter with it.
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The crowd responded with a mix of laughter and groans.
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"I'm going to die of laughter," said another Weibo user.
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" As his audience broke into laughter, Trump continued, "Two percent.
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KS: Sleeping Sam — that was his nickname, Sleeping Sam [laughter].
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Based on the stream, laughter in the room was light.
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"Wait a minute," Sanders said as he erupted in laughter.
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"Congrats to David and Lynn Clark on a beautiful wedding filled with laughter and love and more laughter and some dancing and some donuts," he wrote alongside a series of photos of the pair.
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"We'll talk later, Ken," Mr. Obama said to laughter and applause.
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All around, hugs, laughter and last calls gave way to terror.
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A few years ago, such a video might have generated laughter.
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Chelsea Handler's comfort zone has always been a place of laughter.
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We must warn you: laughter could occur from viewing these tweets.
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However, laughter can be the most healing thing during a tragedy.
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What I didn't expect was all the laughter -- or the tears.
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And laughter can be a lot more fun than chasing perfection.
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And that was what made him double over with laughter, yayyyyyy.
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"I'm sorry?" she asked, causing the audience to roar with laughter.
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"Very fake news," the President added, to laughter in the room.
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I was just in Australia, you need more in Australia [laughter].
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DC: That's the thing I want to talk about next [laughter].
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The meeting had multiple jocular moments, with "laughter" noted 57 times.
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Today, they take on a charity event with loads of laughter.
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Judging by the laughter, however, those interpretations seem a little off.
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When he tells her this, she responds with sarcasm and laughter.
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Turns out Ricky Gervais has enough laughter for an entire audience.
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But instead of heckling, the audience let loose hoots of laughter.
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WATTERS: No. (LAUGHTER) WATTERS: I wouldn&apost get to the hearing.
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So I'm kind of the older generation of the company [laughter].
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"I'm still hung over," he confessed to laughter from the crowd.
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She breaks into fits of laughter with no warning or explanation.
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"That won't be the main problem," he said to audience laughter.
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River was one of the most humorous people, so much laughter.
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Other studies found that chimps and rats may find laughter contagious.
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Reactions varied from bewilderment and fear, to scorn and loud laughter.
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Halfway through the day, the laughter went from raucous to tepid.
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"I can still hear your laughter," Elliott wrote in the caption.
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One part of his testimony led to laughter in the courtroom.
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"Joyous laughter is a universal human experience," Keltner wrote for CNN.
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Based on his laughter, he also hates the idea of democracy.
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Cheers to another year of love, light, & laughter as the HARTS!
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One is what the digital representation of laughter might look like.
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Even when she has stopped, the laughter plays around her eyes.
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Now, as far... (LAUGHTER) (APPLAUSE) As far as those 2119 a.m.
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"We were literally dying of laughter," Mark said of their reaction.
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Sometimes, the best way through an uncomfortable conversation is through laughter.
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According to Hermann, laughter has and always will unite the pair.
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So if I'm getting that wrong<laughter> Mark Zuckerberg: All right.
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As we tumbled out of the car, Jen broke into laughter.
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" Clark, 62, then erupted in laughter, revealing only that they "danced.
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"I mean I think mine is obvious," Kim said to laughter.
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This is an unusual thing to get together like this [laughter].
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"She keeps me sane," Shelby said as she descended into laughter.
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"I can't hear you," Waters replied, sparking laughter in the room.
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" "Thank you Scott for bringing so much laughter to my life.
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"Prick!" the actress quickly yelled out, prompting laughter from the audience.
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Laughter, because the attack looked like it came from Google itself.
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Laughter and side-eye ensued from both Perry naysayers and defenders.
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The laughter of all four family members resonates through the halls.
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You're not going to cry watching it — unless it's from laughter.
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When electrically stimulated, this pathway triggers instantaneous laughter in the patient.
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My father's face flushed as he tried to hold back laughter.
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"There's a little bit of 'laughter chicken' about it," Schroeder explained.
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But interjecting some real laughter instead of LOLs makes a difference.
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Pardew is gone, but the sound of his haunting laughter remains.
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"I appreciate your candor," Gosling said as he burst into laughter.
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It's definitely my goal to cry from laughter every single day.
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Many of the accusers celebrated the verdict with laughter and tears.
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"He brings it up every 15 seconds," he said, to laughter.
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Everyone burst into laughter at the sight of the terrified producer.
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But underneath her laughter, she still yearned for her brother's love.
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I thought it was a hidden message to the Russians [laughter].
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" Trump, through laughter, added: "I'm a little bit upset about that.
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Early in the morning we could even hear their talk. Laughter.
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" Trump on laughter at UN during speech: "Oh it was great.
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He's always looking for that odd couple, that outburst of laughter.
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"Holidays used to mean laughter, music and lively conversation," Kathy says.
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That's notable because After Laughter is their first in four years.
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" Franken, to laughter from reporters listening in, quipped: "Very well done.
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Smiling and laughter are also good for your health and longevity.
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"We watch old home movies to hear his laughter," said Stevens.
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I wrote this comedy because laughter brings relief and eases tensions.
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I was proper dying with laughter, my rib cage was stinging.
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No secrets, no laughter, and no details of their history together.
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It's not necessarily what we were always told: There was laughter.
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"The laughter told me everything I needed to know," he wrote.
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His father, Gunther Küblböck remembered his son's laughter and "positive" demeanor.
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Those scenes ran on an emotional tension between laughter and tears.
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"It was when I realized how important laughter was," he said.
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His reaction -- a deep breath, exhalation, nervous laughter -- confirms the danger.
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Let me begin by a correction -- (laughter) -- and a few confessions.
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Thanks for making my day happier, lighter and full of laughter.
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Laughter is a great way to create and build strong relationships.
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He tried to sing to them, but was met with laughter.
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Carlson broke out into a fit of laughter at that suggestion.
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As Simpson notes, laughter isn't a sign of unseriousness or weakness.
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"I don't know," the lawyer responded, eliciting laughter in the courtroom.
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With Phillips's remark, the audience broke out in laughter and applause.
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The laughter at the loudest table in the restaurant abruptly dies.
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He immediately burst out into laughter and I burst into tears!
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A sound, half laughter and half sigh, came out of it.
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"No...no," Xavier replies, struggling to speak through his growing laughter.
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His comment was met by laughter and applause from the audience.
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Then, I heard a roar of laughter coming from my classmates.
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Is audience laughter as much of a performance as telling jokes?
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"There are wild turkeys here," she says, visibly holding back laughter.
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"I used to think so," Buffett joked, prompting laughter and applause.
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Laughter. The minute you laugh, you're in a good way, right?
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I show him my notes, and he cracks up in laughter.
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There was laughter in those years, but there was never humor.
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But her fears quickly melted into laughter as she cleaned up.
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"No, I was serious about that," Francona said to much laughter.
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" Quotes "The most wasted of all days is one without laughter.
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Nervous laughter, I suspect, means more to Lee than any ovation.
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They rise ever higher, borne aloft on gusts of male laughter.
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The comedians, meanwhile, may make you split your pants in laughter.
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"Butterrrr!" she said lasciviously, to shrieks of laughter from her colleagues.
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So stalker Vinod Khosla stalked you until [laughter] … He was relentless.
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My brother stops, looks at me and starts flaming with laughter.
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Here's to a lifetime of love, laughter + adventure for you both!
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My wife and I absolutely loved it, tears and laughter included.
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And Alexa is now less likely to produce spontaneous, sinister laughter.
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The laughter quieted and there was a break in our conversation.
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"Our wives," the men said as the group broke into laughter.
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You'll have assemblies and laughter, and there will be fun again.
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When Fuman arrived two hours later, his classmates erupted in laughter.
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In coming up with the ideas, often I'm roaring with laughter.
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His appearance drew roars of laughter from White House staff members.
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There was definitely as much laughter as there was clue-writing!
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That's what she remembers most of all, she says — the laughter.
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The Najjars' home was damaged, the recordings of her laughter lost.
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Amid laughter, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez replied to someone in the crowd.
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"Facebook is for old people," one student shouted, followed by laughter.
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"Laughter is as important as breathing, eating and sleeping," he said.
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His effort prompted disbelieving laughter from the audience and cast members.
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The patient turned up the television to drown out our laughter.
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Um —— Hawk: [Arabic] [Laughter] Callimachi: Hawk is my translator and fixer.
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"There was laughter everywhere that he went," his son, Nadir, said.
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I was so helpless with laughter that I could hardly breathe.
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It's not only in front of a crowd that laughter matters.
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Later, an Ohio politician named Clement Vallandigham engendered paroxysms of laughter.
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Eureka and Monet danced a "donkey kick" and heehawed with laughter.
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"I couldn't possibly comment," says Hindhaugh, before breaking out into laughter.
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Laughter and banter are rare in each earnest, 33-minute episode.
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"I know you people," he said to laughter from the team.
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"Tell her she's welcome," Roberts responded, to laughter from the audience.
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I could still hear their laughter as I entered the shop.
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Loud laughter could be heard from the room after she left.
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But several rivals also managed to elicit laughter from the audience.
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And it was a happy place, filled with love and laughter.
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There was silence for a moment, then the laughter broke out.
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He is also the author of "Let There Be Laughter" (HarperCollins).
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That didn't work out so well for the other side. (LAUGHTER).
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He choked because he never heard anybody talk like that. (LAUGHTER).
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The Hollises said that laughter is one of their core values.
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In short, laughter is the secret weapon for building great teams.
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Provine studied and recorded over a thousand laughter episodes in offices.
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Not my preference, but -- [LAUGHTER] JAMIE DIMON: -- it would be okay.
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Children played outside and their laughter cut through the ominous silence.
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She taught me that there was no expiration date on laughter.
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There must have been a lot of laughter on this set.
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Eventually she turned, and all three of them burst into laughter.
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Moments later, a roar of laughter came from outside the door.
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She let politics beat that laughter and looseness out of her.
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It's almost like– [laughter] Rob: So, there's a couple things happening.
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On page 33, we hear that "the room exploded"—with laughter.
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Ms. Peake's Wilde had a lightness of tone, and drew laughter.
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As the pitch continued, the company's sales numbers paused the laughter.
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" (LAUGHTER) At our meeting, I asked them, "How are you doing?
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His uncontrollable laughter makes him a figure of scorn and disgust.
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Her struggle to suppress laughter is a comic tour de force.
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I was thinking later about the complex motions involved in laughter.
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But there wasn't just laughter — there was serious criticism as well.
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Trump's comments were met with laughter and applause from the crowd.
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The three agents looked at each other and erupted in laughter.
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" Trump asked, drawing laughter from those gathered for the event. "Huh?
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Joy, laughter and more tears continued as the night went on.
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And what's worse, it's met by laughter in the hearing room.
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Laughter so prolonged and intense it often felt like physical brutality.
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The gift was joy, and shared laughter the only expectation. ♦
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"So true," said Trump, clearly caught by surprise by the laughter.
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That Trump was taken aback by the laughter is telling, too.
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We screen our jokes, our laughter, our emotions and our baggage.
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LG: And then of course there are the burrito drones [laughter].
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My minders ceased their laughter and looked down at the ground.
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He was half-joking, and his comment was greeted by laughter.
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WM: Skylake did not poll well in the swing states [laughter].
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Because you're not paying Aaron Sorkin [laughter] or Kate Winslet ... Exactly!
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I remember her laughter, and her humor, and her sweet demeanor.
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After the laughter dies down, Trump continues, noting that he "didn't expect that reaction, but that's OK." Hours later, the president would tell reporters that the lines were supposedly expected to illicit laughter from his audience.
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"Vote for Hillary," someone yelled back, as applause and laughter broke out.
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Hey, the key to getting out of the dark times is LAUGHTER.
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"I actually do know what a dab is," he said to laughter.
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Things derail into laughter quickly, as evidenced by an exclusive PEOPLE clip.
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You want to share your life, laughter, and digital subscriptions with them.
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Certainly, they didn't bring me on for my financial expertise, so ... [laughter].
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Kilmer cracked numerous jokes, causing the audience to break out in laughter.
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Nobody knows that, but -- (laughter) -- I don't want to destroy her reputation.
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MS. SCOTT: Been together for -- but in the Lord --(laughter) -- 35, yes.
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PASTOR SCOTT: Two years under -- (inaudible.) (Laughter.) THE PRESIDENT: That's actually amazing.
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The tone of his occasional laughter seemed more medicinal than comically induced.
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" …Bamerican," Deschanel replies slowly, eliciting a round of laughter from the audience.
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"That was not nice," said Parsons as the audience roared with laughter.
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"Who's a tech person in the room?" she asked, to significant laughter.
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"My mother would agree with you," replied Dorsey, drawing the Republican's laughter.
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" In 2020, he said to laughter, "We'll say adios to Donald Trump.
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From utter silence emerges a rising sun of murmurs... …and polite laughter!
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"We all woke up the next morning — Woke," she said to laughter.
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IK: Hopefully they didn't do opposition research on me-, just kidding [laughter].
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"Ryan," Ford said, continuing his story while the audience burst into laughter.
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I was really serious and focused – there was no laughter or joy.
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When he walked into a room he'd light it up with laughter.
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Then I heard laughter and two voices I recognized as my parents.
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Among the things Christine Blasey Ford remembers most clearly is the laughter.
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That&aposs all I... (LAUGHTER) CAVUTO: Just a little Rocky analogy there.
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Dr. Provine extended his study of such "nonverbal vocalizations" well beyond laughter.
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"All of us have encountered people with bizarre-sounding laughter," he wrote.
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"Oh, it's very rich, thank you very much," Crowley said to laughter.
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"I will continue to root for the Bears," he said to laughter.
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There's always a lot of music, and always a lot of laughter.
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They are difficult to assimilate, but do elicit laughter at the contradictions.
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In the immediate aftermath of Mr Trump's victory, laughter has proved difficult.
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In NBC's clip above, there was a mixture and laughter and groans.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," Ford, a psychology professor, said.
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I'd reach four or five, and then my laughter was my downfall.
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" Through her laughter, the mother of five reveals, "I call him coach!
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Maybe it's because I'm an activist and don't know it yet. [Laughter].
|
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Our exchange of stories, laughter, and calories lasted late into the evening.
|
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Dame Helen Mirren knows "when to allow laughter as an escape valve".
|
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Egyptians may still be laughing but the laughter is now decidedly dark.
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Much like the audience, Fallon and Johnson could barely contain their laughter.
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Jordan can't even hold back his laughter when he sees the gag.
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"I'm trying to learn," the president said, to laughter in the room.
|
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But the revival crowd, Moore's crowd, roared with laughter at Moore's quip.
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She brought laughter and joy to many and will be greatly missed.
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Our only goal is to bring joy and laughter to the world.
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ARRASAS: You used to say that you love... (LAUGHTER) TRUMP: Number one.
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She didn't just make Obama laugh, but truly double over with laughter.
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Her reaction to the mere mention of Saturday night: peals of laughter.
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I am grateful for the gifts of intelligence, love, wonder and laughter.
|
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But a little bit of laughter isn't a distraction from that fact.
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Her comment was met with laughter from Kelly, Hamel and Somers herself.
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I wanted it to bring joy and laughter and all of that.
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I maintain laughter is the valve on the pressure cooker of life.
|
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Mr Clare is intoxicated by elemental extremes, dizzied, brought close to laughter.
|
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She admitted, to crowd laughter, that she just really wanted a star.
|
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Amidst the shouting and laughter of fucking up, we were having fun.
|
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"We're learning this in the debates, too," Mr. Bush said, to laughter.
|
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It's about their characters and the healing power of love and laughter.
|
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The more he gobbles, the more they gobble, resulting in contagious laughter.
|
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Swisher: And if you'd like a drink at anytime during this ... [laughter].
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That's going to be on our site in about five seconds [laughter].
|
|
We will miss her infectious laughter, joie de vivre, and free spirit.
|
|
After a moment of awkward silence, the room then erupted in laughter.
|
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There is nothing fun about this, but laughter is the best medicine.
|
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There's no forced laughter, and no awkward silences; the bromance is real.
|
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" He continued, "We have great joy, great tears, meltdowns, arguments, great laughter.
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" Comment from discussion Excolo_Veritas's comment from discussion "Random laughter from echo dot??
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"I asked how it went," Evan said before breaking into nervous laughter.
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Laughter is also an important ingredient because it frees up the mind.
|
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Well that was meant to get some laughter, but it was great.
|
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Would you rather go to a meeting with some laughter or nothing?
|
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Amidst awkward laughter, the hosts reluctantly discuss Van Der Beek's new project.
|
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"Because … 'cause," DeGeneres answers, eliciting laughter from the audience and her guest.
|
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"They are not bad, they are alt-good," Conway responds to laughter.
|
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"I will miss the challenges and the laughter he provoked," she said.
|
|
You've heard of infectious laughter, but this is more like an epidemic.
|
|
The audience erupted in laughter, but Trump dug in on his statement.
|
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The table erupted in laughter — and no one laughed harder than Alice.
|
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"I can drive her insane," Ellie said impishly before dissolving into laughter.
|
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Some laughter about which side of the street you should drive on.
|
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But laughter can be a balm that puts our plights into perspective.
|
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Kids scatter in all directions, lobbing their shots and bursting with laughter.
|
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He spreads out and stares at the ceiling as his laughter subsides.
|
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Certainly they didn't bring me on for my financial expertise, so... [laughter].
|
|
Any writer who moves me to laughter is worth a Nobel Prize.
|
|
"I found someone who has brought me joy and laughter," she says.
|
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LG: No, I'm just saying, a bundle would be ... [laughter] All right.
|
|
His co-stars and camera crew would erupt in peals of laughter.
|
|
And while Kimmel's trick ended in laughter, Tatum's took a darker turn.
|
|
The little everyday moments of laughter and of learning are incredibly rewarding.
|
|
Lovers can pause for laughter or switch positions when something is uncomfortable.
|
|
"You must be thinking about Elon Musk," Munger said, prompting raucous laughter.
|
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"It's such a long answer to that question," he said to laughter.
|
|
Incorporation some laughter is always a wholesome little boost for your day.
|
|
But at the US event on Monday, she had to force laughter.
|
|
Two of these West Wing officials audibly could not contain their laughter.
|
|
In the article, she described Houston's beauty, how she missed her laughter.
|
|
But that's not to say there wasn't laughter and dancing as well.
|
|
"My party has gone batshit crazy," the senator answered to wild laughter.
|
|
"It's like he just learned it, you know?" she said to laughter.
|
|
The difference is that Pryor 'disarmed' his would-be tormentors with laughter.
|
|
The comment is received with laughter and cheerful murmur in the cabin.
|
|
They began playfully bantering in French, which led to laughter and hugs.
|
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"It has to be a trainer in attendance," Romans said to laughter.
|
|
I mean — [Laughter] It depends on whether you want to read it.
|
|
The laughter coming from around her was riotous and my infatuation curdled.
|
|
She brought laughter and joy to many, and will be greatly missed.
|
|
"Protocol's gone out the window, y'all!" she crowed, to cheers and laughter.
|
|
Laughter is truly contagious There are moments in life that change everything.
|
|
Amid the laughter and tears, I realized that Dr. D'Andrea was right.
|
|
Living With Cancer During periods of hardship, laughter can lighten the load.
|
|
In that sense, he suggests, laughter is a virtue and a virus.
|
|
After two minutes, it wraps with ominous theme music and cackling laughter.
|
|
"Oops, that's not supposed to happen," she said, then burst into laughter.
|
|
It's also about new friends, laughter and, of course, food and drinks.
|
|
The sound of laughter rises above the rumble of trucks trundling by.
|
|
Whispers in our garden, laughter in the dark by the datura tree.
|
|
Initially they both exploded in laughter at the "crazy idea", she said.
|
|
It's humanizing laughter, baptizing her back into the world of the living.
|
|
"Can we not do this on Twitter?" she asked to laughter. video
|
|
The director called cut, and everyone broke into boisterous laughter, including me.
|
|
"Laughter is as important as breathing, eating and sleeping," one comedian said.
|
|
There was silence at the table as we ate, followed by laughter.
|
|
It lacks the undercurrent of laughter, even in the face of adversity.
|
|
As with the very best comedians, the laughter begins before he speaks.
|
|
"I can't recognize these names," he said to laughter in the courtroom.
|
|
" To laughter from the studio audience, Roseanne responds: "They're just like us.
|
|
But just as quickly as the laughter fades, so do the crowds.
|
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Growing up, laughter was so important, because we didn't have a lot.
|
|
" When the room broke out in laughter, she yelped, "Well, it's true.
|
|
Laughter is how we express the anxiety we feel at this knowledge.
|
|
The line had got some laughter, and Minhaj was proud of that.
|
|
For her, laughter is a sign that audience members are paying attention.
|
|
The glimmer in his eye and his laughter gave the joke away.
|
|
I think we could all use more beauty and laughter these days.
|
|
"It was a terrifying moment," Blunt added, earning laughter from his colleagues.
|
|
On two occasions, Roberts made quips that prompted laughter in the courtroom.
|
|
A woman accuses another of being "a crackhead", provoking shrieks of laughter.
|
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I will take you to the operating room at the time. [laughter].
|
|
There was some additional laughter in the room at Mr. Trump's remarks.
|
|
"This is so humiliating," Spade said to the laughter of his crew.
|
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I think it-, I think it's on full tilt at $80-, [Laughter].
|
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"Omarosa is actually a very nice person," Mr. Trump joked, prompting laughter.
|
|
" The crowd responded with laughter, and the president added, "Including the men.
|
|
I don't know who the hell put you on the field. (LAUGHTER).
|
|
"Boy, was I in for a rude awakening," he said to laughter.
|
|
There was a lot of laughter from the Tar Heels last week.
|
|
"Oh, probably 'Game of Thrones,' " Clinton responded, drawing laughter from the audience.
|
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" Reacting to my laughter, she said, "That's what my initial reaction was.
|
|
"You were right!" he assured the Democrats, prompting laughter in the chamber.
|
|
"I don't know why I'm crying already," she said to audience laughter.
|
|
A muddle of laughter and cheering and booing at the same time.
|
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You know, now I'm talking for free -- [LAUGHTER] -- so I've gone backwards.
|
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Okay. [LAUGHTER] BECKY QUICK: Wait till you hear the rest of this.
|
|
Well, that was meant to get some laughter, but it was great.
|
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I know his children, and they are full of laughter and joy.
|
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" Or this: "You had a laughter of grapes: / many round green laughs.
|
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What is acceptable New York Times style for conveying hollow cackling laughter?
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As a treatise, then, "Let There Be Laughter" is not very persuasive.
|
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Then I heard laughter and two voices I recognized as my parents.
|
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It's the rare film that provokes both genuine laughter and real tears.
|
|
Number one, you're the last guy I would have help me pack... (LAUGHTER) ... because lets face it, orderliness is not... AXELROD: I'd also be the last guy to offer to help, so... (LAUGHTER) OBAMA: So that's point number one.
|
|
According to one 2010 study measuring the positive impact of laughter on dementia patients (which is in and of itself super interesting!), laughter and smiling are important functions of expressing the good will that helps us bond with others.
|
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To prey on children's intimate fears and hopes—abandonment, ugliness, vulnerability, physical terror, desire to be admired and have agency—but to use shared laughter ("merry" laughter, in my promo-writing mind) to assure and empower the young reader.
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"I remember her wit and laughter; she laughed a lot," Ms. Brown said.
|
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Then, you have the beginning of civilization: heartbeat, laughter, footsteps, the first tools.
|
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"I have to be careful what I say," Mr. Clinton said, to laughter.
|
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"Liberals can't even shoot straight," she added, as the crowd roared with laughter.
|
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The holidays are a time of love, laughter, and, apparently, tropical bucket hats.
|
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Or why that comment "triggered loud laughter" from the Paducah Chamber of Commerce.
|
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There are few things more emasculating than the laughter of a confident woman.
|
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Subjects go to church, ride scooters, throw their head back in laughter, chat.
|
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" Amid laughter from spectators, Roberts added, "Well, you know, of course, he lost.
|
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Topp, Hecox and Padilla could barely hold back their laughter in between takes.
|
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The amount of love and laughter on on that show is not fabricated.
|
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That laughter will turn to disbelief, amazement and then arrive at delirious delight.
|
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter," she said, revealing her neurological expertise.
|
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" (Cue laughter.) "And I won't tell you my mom was born in Ottumwa.
|
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There were noises associated with him: arguments and laughter, the moving of furniture.
|
|
More laughter could be heard moments after Trump walked out of the room.
|
|
Laughter might be the best medicine, but superpowers could be a close second.
|
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TRUMP: No. (LAUGHTER) No. (APPLAUSE) Look, we have to stop with political correctness.
|
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Check out NBC's Seeso, a new streaming site dedicated to laughter 24/7.
|
|
TRUMP: No — no... (LAUGHTER) ... I think if it doesn't... (APPLAUSE) I like that.
|
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Unless you are clinically insane... (LAUGHTER) ... that's what you say in a primary.
|
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" Smith erupted in laughter and said, "It was just a guy I knew!
|
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Laughter, as a tool to drown out the act, and reclaim the self.
|
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"I like to call this chart 'millennials can't cook," Ran said, to laughter.
|
|
They were followed by a pair of women who burst into raucous laughter.
|
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He bursts into derisive laughter: a sure sign I won't get an answer.
|
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The press room here at the debate in New Hampshire erupted in laughter.
|
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It was so well delivered that even Mondale almost doubled over in laughter.
|
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You don't have a high enough classification to know what covfefe mean [laughter].
|
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"But also a lot of laughter — just like there was in real life."
|
|
It was a gorgeous, beautiful, just fun-filled, laughter-filled wedding after that.
|
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"Laughter is contagious among parrots," all the press people want me to say.
|
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They collapse into laughter, Farahan dropping to the ground and gasping for air.
|
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Check the flirty flute on "Laughter Is the Best Medicine" for further evidence.
|
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So all of our customers should feel free to buy multiple products [laughter].
|
|
Ann-Margret, 76, said the secret to their long-lasting relationship was laughter.
|
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It's just the various characters sitting down to dinner, to conversation and laughter.
|
|
But by 2016, when Donald Trump was elected president, the laughter had faded.
|
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Laughter and applause resounded in the room as Winslet continued with her speech.
|
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In fact, one could hear a chorus of groans cutting beneath the laughter.
|
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"Life is a movie set!" said Lowe as the audience roared with laughter.
|
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Was the nervous laughter aimed at a word that made people feel discomfort?
|
|
But After Laughter is so much stylistically weirder and so much more batshit.
|
|
Watching the whole series will only take you three laughter-filled hours. Enjoy!
|
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"Oh, no," someone mutters as nervous laughter spreads across the Marriott Marquis ballroom.
|
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Swisher: And at the time people thought you were ... A little crazy [laughter].
|
|
Yeah, [laughter and applause], and forgive him for what he said about you.
|
|
Musk boomeranged from laughter to tears during an interview with the NY Times.
|
|
Johnson is seemingly holding back laughter while Dornan is willing himself to cry.
|
|
"Lots of laughter emanated from their table," a fellow diner told Page Six.
|
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The girl fell down in laughter, and her dad yanked the mask off.
|
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But unlike previous experiments, this laughter was also accompanied by positive, uplifting feelings.
|
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We could be on the couch doing whatever and killing ourselves with laughter.
|
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To lose myself in laughter—I love it in such a real way.
|
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Craig Federighi: We all went on our own emotional journeys, I'd say [laughter].
|
|
It was a friendship of laughter, adventure, love of cinema, and mutual respect.
|
|
After another seamless delivery, sounds of crunching chips and laughter fill the room.
|
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The audience roared with laughter, and cheered loudly when she finished the course.
|
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Plus, it turns out laughter is a pretty good set-up for music.
|
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Bell couldn't stifle her laughter for long ... and Ushery knew he was screwed.
|
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"He took one for the team," Scalia said more than once to laughter.
|
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And, because Ansari was the star, there was also a lot of laughter.
|
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Whatever gravity I've built up during the day finds its release in laughter.
|
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"We're coming for you Google," he said, which was met by booming laughter.
|
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The uproarious laughter between the two and their having fun at my expense.
|
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The laughter was followed by a heavy silence, then his eyes teared up.
|
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"Thank you for that advice," Bale said as the crowd burst into laughter.
|
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Cataplexy is episodes of muscle paralysis triggered by emotions, like surprise or laughter.
|
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Just being part of what caused the laughter is great fun for me.
|
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Chester,You ignited a flame of passion, laughter & courage in our hearts forever.
|
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I now find myself thinking about laughter more than I do about tears.
|
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"That's a big 'if,' dude," said Consuelos as the audience roared with laughter.
|
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"' "She touched a lot of lives with her laughter and contagious big smile.
|
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His rallies boiled with rage and laughter, which were hard to tell apart.
|
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WWDITS also provokes laughter from its (un)deadpan treatment of old vampire tropes.
|
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Judging by the riotous, full-body laughter racking the audience, they didn't, either.
|
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They say that laughter is the best medicine, but honestly, that's poor advice.
|
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It was received with a mix of squeals, forced laughter, and pained smiles.
|
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You find yourself listening to the whole track, long after the laughter stops.
|
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Great sitcoms are all about timing, looks, and letting an audience's laughter build.
|
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We're all looking for meaning: good work, good love, maybe some beauty, laughter.
|
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When laughter itself is the transgression, the videos pack a one-two punch.
|
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"You know the NRA don't like me," Lewis said, prompting laughter and applause.
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He met Reagan's sleight-of-hand "youth and inexperience" response with prolonged laughter.
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The emojis tacked at the end of the message were crying with laughter.
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It wrote that the comments were met with laughter from the entire audience.
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The prank elicits cringey laughter, especially when Liam the impersonator starts singing... poorly.
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Here's to five wonderful years full of love and laughter, and more love.
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No need: I soon heard the laughter of women rippling behind a screen.
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"I like Nats baseball much more," he added, drawing laughter from the crowd.
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"Sure are a lot of brown ones in there," she adds to laughter.
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"Although, it's Congress, so..." he adds to laughter from the room. https://t.
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They don't mind being a source of laughter — for others and for themselves.
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"Oh Mark, I'm coming after you," Trump added, sparking laughter in the room.
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Her tablemates, who were from Mexico, Uganda, Senegal and elsewhere, roared with laughter.
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Grab your water wings, and jump in for lots of laughter and learning.
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He elicited laughter at Ford's expense, making her trauma—and that of all
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Kobach mentioned the President's "honesty and directness"; he was interrupted by derisive laughter.
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Laughter and applause broke out at an impeachment hearing on Wednesday after Rep.
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But even though children's laughter echoed over the pool deck, nobody felt disturbed.
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Find me in the pasture sewing bluebonnets into each bend of our laughter.
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He has a mental condition that makes him go into fits of laughter.
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Laughter is a coping mechanism that helps so many of us keep sane!
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Biden responded by saying "You're a lovely person," and laughter could be heard.
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There's magic in that mix of laughter and exhausted breaths — giggle, pant, giggle.
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That's one that I haven't... (LAUGHTER) OK, Honest Abe, Honest Abe never lied.
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It's just jokes and ha-ha but laughter is really sophisticated and complicated.
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Or the uncomfortable laughter that follows a mean-spirited or off-color joke.
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Tears were shed, tempers rose; there was so much laughter, so much encouragement.
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And that it brought so much happiness & laughter to people around the world.
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"Who would have believed that in 1959," Obama added, to the crowd's laughter.
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He was met by loud laughter from both the audience and his opponent.
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This discomfort is on every song on After Laughter; it's the record's lifeblood.
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"Very simply, normal computers work by…" Trudeau said, prompting audience laughter and applause.
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Caption: A foreign visitor bursts into anxious laughter while being kissed by Cong.
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The laughter, shock, and comradery I've shared while streaming the game is proof.
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You might have known there were some little canyons there [laughter] on occasion.
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In a fit of laughter, they explain Daly has chocolate on his face.
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A clue is the occasional nervous laughter that pops up from the audience.
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When the audience erupted in laughter, West said, "It wasn't funny to me."
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"I wasn't smart enough to figure that out," Ms. Holzer said to laughter.
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Amazon working on a fix for random Alexa laughter View the discussion thread.
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Choose something that you can provide an explanation for without dying of laughter.
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Humiliated soldiers seethe and bluster while Sunzi and his men titter with laughter.
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" The laughter got even louder, and he added under his breath, "Just kidding.
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The laughter of men who are bonding with each other by mocking us.
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"Marcel" and "The Art of Laughter" are more amusing and instructive than hilarious.
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"Just listen to what you heard!" she said, to laughter from the audience.
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Not murdered but lynched, their deaths live-streamed to the sound of laughter.
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Yes, of course, all the great ideas are mine [laughter] ... No, they're not.
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"It's probably up there," she said, eliciting laughter from a group of reporters.
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He walked down the sidewalk bellowing laughter and hocking loogies on the street.
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The conversation, though heated, included more laughter and back-slapping than raised voices.
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Laughter from others in the classroom can also be heard at different points.
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She was hooked from the moment she heard the first wave of laughter.
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His second, "The Day the Laughter Died," made a big splash in 25.
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"Yes, it's a nerd thing," Ms. Warren responded, drawing laughter from the crowd.
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Alter was not the first person to detect Sarah's pain amid the laughter.
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In Alter's foreignized text, the mask is off: The laughter is at Sarah.
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Trump's joke prompted awkward laughter in the room, but not from the chancellor.
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And you may find yourself startled into laughter as involuntary as a belch.
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The first area is positivity: laughter, affirmation, gratitude and any acts of service.
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As Coutinho — 26 that day — reacted in mock indignation, Neymar buckled with laughter.
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"What happens at Georgetown Prep stays at Georgetown Prep," he said to laughter.
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The laughter was supposed to have stopped when Mr. Trump took the presidency.
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But when the music began, he saw laughter and people began to dance.
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In our laughter, I heard the inseparable friendship of us being (un)married.
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He was the air and the tears and the laughter and the toys.
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Or the mess hall and the noise and the laughter and so forth.
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"Are you," a woman asked him to laughter, "going to run for president?"
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Laughter is your best medicine, but tears can also be a powerful release.
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It's gonna be three, wait a second – [laughter] Patrick: That's our new podcast!
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"Although, I would love Melania in the White House," he continued, sparking laughter.
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But if you ridicule them, bring them down with laughter, they can't win.
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"I'm the greatest, the world's most overrated," he said, to laughter and applause.
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The officers, they said, responded with laughter and claimed "immunity" as police officers.
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Her head is tossed back in wild abandon, laughter frozen on her lips.
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"Uh, you'd have to go back to college days," she said to laughter.
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SS: And well done getting that oil price call right, as well [laughter].
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"Isn't he a dreamboat?" she said, beckoning him in amid waves of laughter.
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"To the moon, Alice!" was his retort and audiences would erupt in laughter.
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The human drama is often a comedy, and laughter is the saving grace.
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There was a certain kind of laughter that, in children, was a howl.
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"Does anyone know any Russians?" he asked the room, which erupted in laughter.
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What followed was less of a lesson and more fits of contagious laughter.
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" (LAUGHTER) And I've said, "No, what I'm saying really is what I think.
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"I came out to laughter as if this was a joke," she said.
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"He's not going to come grabbing on this [expletive]!" she said to laughter.
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The courtroom interrupted him with laughter, according to a transcript of the questioning.
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It's striking how little of this online "laughter" has to do with humor.
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"We love her," Ms. Assafiri said dryly, to knowing laughter in the room.
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I once said "ectopic dermatitis" to a dermatologist, and he howled with laughter.
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MC: [Laughter] LG: The thing that I just have a quick question about.
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Laughter and some applause could be heard after Norman made the remark Thursday.
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I pictured rooms filled to the brim with laughter, music, and ginormous turkeys.
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He is friendly and unceremonious, and prone to bursts of high-pitched laughter.
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His chattiness and laughter, which normally made my heart swell, only irritated me.
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It's all part of life, but laughter was a staple of our dynamic.
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"P Reed," Thomas called to his practice partner, raising laughter from off-camera.
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"Although sometimes, my timelines are a little, you know..." he said to laughter.
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Laughter burst forth as the speaker asked how husbands change over the years.
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As does his comment later in the day when asked about the laughter.
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People start dancing, you hear laughter bursting out, and all kinds of conversation.
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But laughter is only a part of the joy of reading this book.
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Some consist of a stray melancholic tear, and some consist of unstoppable laughter.
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She is gregarious and outgoing, speaking in loud staccato bursts, punctuated by laughter.
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"We shared something extraordinary—laughter," Williams said of his 2001 hangout with Koko.
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KS: I don't care, that's my analysis of that [laughter] highly paid people!
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Peter WelchPeter Francis WelchImpeachment hearing breaks into laughter after Democrat contrasts it to Hallmark movie Diplomat ties Trump closer to Ukraine furor Impeachment hearing breaks into laughter after Democrat invites Trump to testify MORE (D-Vt.) invited President Trump to testify.
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Likewise, tapping on laughter (AKA "haha") will bring forth the "tears of joy" everywhere.
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There's a lot of uproarious laughter, and Gosling turns to booze to steady himself.
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"I'm not going to take legal advice from Donald Trump," he said to laughter.
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The inconsistencies of the heart are expressed so succinctly that laughter fades into reflection.
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We can't have people running around lawlessly bringing laughter to the world like this.
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Brandi Glanville is finding that a way to a man's heart is through laughter.
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One of them mentioned the name Elias Camsek Chin, sparking laughter from the others.
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"Tears of laughter," the 43-year-old Indian sex worker is quick to note.
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And that it has brought so much happiness & laughter to people around the world.
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Still, she was always lively and fun, and her home was filled with laughter.
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" Haddish added, before exclaiming with laughter: "I&aposm going to get movies for free?
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"90 days," Shelby responds between bites, causing his companion to burst out into laughter.
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Um. In China-, well, um, we can't really talk that much, but-, HH: [Laughter].
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Laughter breaks out and the nerves dissipate as the team settles in to watch.
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They range from Bolt crying with laughter to Puma running shoes and Bolt slogans.
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"I actually temper John, which is pretty amazing, isn't it?" he said to laughter.
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I take pictures of interesting people and there's often laughter shared while photographing them.
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They sought solace with laughter and funny memories, but sobs occasionally punctuated the ceremony.
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"Men want to be able to induce laughter, though probably not in the bedroom."
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She's given us bigger smiles, more laughter and sweeter kisses than we've ever known.
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Its rhythms — joke, pause, audience laughter — are ingrained in our DNA at this point.
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Longoria shouted, "What kind of game are we playing?" as everyone burst into laughter.
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It will also have indicators for things like ringing phones, laughter, cars, or music.
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" Roberts added to laughter, "I think it's extraordinary that those people agree on anything.
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Cameras on the other side of the table captured them both burst into laughter.
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Shared laughter is a form of connection, and that can be a lifeline too.
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If you ever meet Tina Fey, you probably would expect more laughter than tears.
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Amid the praise for Apple's health initiatives on Tuesday was plenty of nervous laughter.
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Maybe, just maybe, we can break down biphobia with a little bit of laughter.
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Now, you were born... (LAUGHTER) ... you were born in Canada to an American mother.
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Laughter in the Dark will be at Hauser & Wirth in London until July 29th.
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"We all just wept with laughter," she told PEOPLE's Editor-in-Chief Jess Cagle.
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Because knowing politics, our genuine giggles will probably turn to nervous laughter very soon.
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At some point, Trump tells Epstein something that makes him double over in laughter.
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Technically, I suppose it is, as the jolly laughter of those around me attested.
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"It's cheaper to keep me," Pinkett Smith quipped, causing Smith to burst into laughter.
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Observers feeling contagious joy triggered by Payne's laughter now carry that emotion with them.
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Many use laughter to overcome or acknowledge their suffering, transmogrifying personal darkness into light.
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She bites her lip to keep the laughter from coming, returns to the bathroom.
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Our bellies are full of laughter but empty of food, so we're super tipsy.
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"I did it all by myself," she joked as the crowd burst into laughter.
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"So if you worried about my age, it was unnecessary," she said to laughter.
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"@sanctionedjohnnygalecki get off my man!" she quipped with a crying-tears-of-laughter emoji.
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Okay. Fake some laughter, roll your eyes and shrug at them with a smile.
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"I want a patio, dammit," Kim said to Jim's sister as the laughter subsided.
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There followed this notation: "(Laughter.)" Nine days later, the court issued a revised transcript.
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They do, and this garners laughter when I mention this, but it's the truth.
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"We have blood tests!" he exclaimed as the crowd and Hill joined his laughter.
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The suggestion that women from his own community could also be deployed provoked laughter.
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He's probably not referring to the one of a cat crying tears of laughter.
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It would be ridiculous to the point of laughter, if it wasn't so gross.
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His laughter filled our home and he will be greatly missed by us all.
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"We actually dated the Jonas brothers together!" she answers, and everyone bursts into laughter.
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"His laughter filled our home and he will be greatly missed by us all."
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She displayed her defiance again on Tuesday as uncomfortable laughter erupted in the courtroom.
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After initial gasps and laughter from the audience died down, Hillary Clinton went first.
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Her response was that she would sell it anyway, she said, roaring with laughter.
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We hang some more, download that backwards voice-recorder app, and die of laughter!
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The inspiration behind the song is probably me longing to find that person [laughter].
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Are your steps springier; is your laughter easier; is your brow less furrowed today?
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"I don't think I can do this," she admitted with her signature anxious laughter.
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"Yeah, I'm not that good at PhotoShop," he added to laughter from the audience.
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Grab the tissues — Tracey Ullman is about to make you cry … tears of laughter!
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Trudeau drew laughter from the audience by saying he had just raised Smith's taxes.
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The show is still an old-fashioned three-camera sitcom, with live audience laughter.
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A few minutes later, someone else mentioned confusion about that term, again eliciting laughter.
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Cameron brought Love, Laughter and Compassion with him everyday I was in his presence.
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He remembered all the laughter, sure—it was a special night (if slightly freezing).
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Great person," George says ... "Just always full of laughter and joy despite his troubles.
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You are a jewel, and we care – (laughter) We care about the user experience.
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" Taking a pause to stifle his laughter, Perry continued, "So, Merry Christmas to everybody.
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His defense was met with laughter from the press, with Twitter quickly following suit.
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With their new album After Laughter, Paramore's rebel yells have morphed into breezy hooks.
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After Laughter recontextualizes the band's directness with an album's worth of playful sonic nudges.
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As the audience erupted into laughter, no one laughed as hard as the justice.
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There have been many tears and a lot of laughter over these 9 years.
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There have been many tears and a lot of laughter over these 22019 years.
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"A blur of tears and hugs and laughter and very strong feelings," she continued.
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She has a calm smile that looks like it's about to break into laughter.
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To find a partner he can travel with, learn from, and share laughter with.
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Similar to Westerners, the Tsimane participants rated laughter as pleasant and gasps as unpleasant.
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"That was then," he said to laughter and applause from the high-fashion audience.
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One particular memory William shared involved a bit of laughter at his own expense.
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Today, the Clouse household is once again teeming with life and laughter and love.
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There was the power of touch, but we also learned the power of laughter.
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The koala's presence in the hallway had the Sneath family in fits of laughter.
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But ... Yeah, [laughter and applause], and forgive him for what he said about you.
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Alternating between laughter and tears, Christy Stone said what McCuen did still amazes her.
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Simpson appeared fit, relaxed and voluble, regularly cracking wise to laughter from other attendees.
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"You just said 'bigly,'" Sasse pointed out, causing the room to erupt into laughter.
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For example, I tend to use the crying-with-laughter emoji quite a bit.
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He touched the lives of many and brought smiles and laughter to us all.
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Merkel was left looking uncertain as others in the large room collapsed in laughter.
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"Working here means tears and laughter and challenges and once-in-a-lifetime opportunities," .
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"I did it all by myself," Janney said facetiously to laughter from the audience.
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Laughter appears to be a key component in John Mellencamp and Meg Ryan's relationship.
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In between takes, he explained, she made a joke — and he snorted with laughter.
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McGarvey said no, and Stangler could hear laughter in the background at the question.
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Thank you for bringing my family and I a lifetime of happiness and laughter!
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Laughter, however fleeting, was such a precious gift to me during my darkest times.
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While his co-hosts couldn't contain their laughter, viewers didn't find the admission funny.
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It's the nervous fidgeting that gives it away, that and the artificially loud laughter.
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"Indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter …" was written on the concrete in paint.
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Impeachment hearing breaks into laughter after Democrat invites Trump to testify 3:08 p.m.
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Trump's comments prompted a mixture of laughter, cheers and some boos from the audience.
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" The hearing room erupted in laughter, and Franken asked Perry to rephrase. "Please. Please.
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Drifting off to sleep, Phoebe heard rueful laughter, a wistful conspiracy to follow her.
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In Trump's revisionist account, his jibe at Sanford earns applause and laughter, not boos.
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Rose reacted to the decision with laughter, rolling her eyes in an Instagram video.
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"I think Bono traumatized Ireland," Grian states, completely deadpan, to a tableful of laughter.
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When he started to wobble, her silent laughter made the whole window shake. ♦
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"The impact of laughter is obviously a difficult thing to quantify," Mr. Weiss said.
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Two CNN anchors burst out into laughter on Saturday talking about the prank call.
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And sometimes, laughter is one of the few healthy ways to deal with tragedy.
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But why do we hear loud peals of laughter coming from the White House?
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"That's going to be special," Coats said, to more nervous laughter in the audience.
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"And you're this close to 'CSI,'" Kennedy said, drawing laughter from the remaining audience.
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After he explained the issue, the entire arena, including the candidates, broke into laughter.
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"That did not go unnoticed by me," he added, with a burst of laughter.
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The mere sight of this character — the clueless tourist — brought out howls of laughter.
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They will be changed, but their lives will once again include hope and laughter.
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"Sometimes I wish Inaba-san would marry me," she said, through tears and laughter.
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Instead, you want to create a fun work environment where laughter is the norm.
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"I waited for him to hang up or to erupt in laughter," Iger recalled.
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Ariele Chapman and Erica Whiting both say laughter is key to a solid relationship
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At the UN, Trump got a very different reaction: a low murmur of laughter.
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After some muted laughter, the entire gallery was kicked out -- resulting in more protests.
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When asked Richardson couldn't hold back his laughter before answering — as best he could.
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" Maloney exclaims to laughter and applause from those in attendance at the hearing. "See?
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The room filled with boos, and then laughter, leaving Bolt with a confused smile.
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"There was plenty of laughter every time someone walked in the house," Gonzalez said.
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"And look how far we have come," she said, to laughter from the audience.
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The laughter was the result of trying to figure out who had written what.
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"It's a kind of risky experiment in group sex," he said, bursting into laughter.
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I'm just going off the rails now, so... [laughter] Evan: I don't know man.
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He's full of laughter when he's happy and a frightening presence when he's not.
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Who knows, you may end up replacing those tears with something close to laughter.
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The audience erupted in laughter early, when Trump bragged about his accomplishments as president.
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This flustered Trump, who smiled and said "so true" in response to the laughter.
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That bred even more laughter, though it was hard to tell at whose expense.
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"Remember when you were a kid," he's saying, barely able to contain his laughter.
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Through the walls swam the rapid chatter and laughter of a television game show.
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The laughter often stems from how hard the show works to make you laugh.
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Little bit of sickness in the stomach; the fighting back of awkward, inexplicable laughter.
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"These niggas don't care about you," he told me as I gagged on laughter.
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There was laughter and sunshine, and even a game of fetch with a turtle.
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There's a moment of silence, a splutter of laughter, and then they hang up.
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"I don't want to answer that," Katzman said, to much laughter in the courtroom.
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His favorite customers, however, are those who walk in and spontaneously burst into laughter.
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For most of human history, laughter and comedy were scarce resources in bleak times.
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Watching the polished, laughter-filled monologues of the late night hosts is always entertaining.
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