Bowman said the couple used to playfully wrestle one another.
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"Please don't tell my kids," he asked his audience playfully.
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" His wife playfully volleyed back, "You're a nightmare with that!
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His return to the label is no less playfully abstract.
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Gillies: [playfully chokes MacLean] Do you write together or separately?
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"Hashtag I miss my abs," she playfully captioned the photo.
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" Graham playfully responded, "You wish your bush looked like mine.
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Corden then playfully admitted that his own butt has insurance.
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This playfully jarring juxtaposition felt smartly representative of contemporary Vietnam.
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"Wait," he said playfully of how he bided his time.
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" Interjecting, Bush again playfully warned his mom to "be careful.
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"I did that for a long while," Bush said playfully.
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Clinton and she playfully swatted at the spill of balloons.
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After answering several questions directed at him, Phelps playfully protested.
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And he playfully took note of the gathering's location: Cleveland.
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She talks playfully to the camera about singing and comedy.
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"It's impossible to contact him, trust me," Balvin said playfully.
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It's a playfully interactive dish that prompts conversations between tables.
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First, there is the playfully unconventional photography by Davide Luciano.
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How this credo manifests elsewhere is delightfully -- even playfully -- wicked.
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Brolin was spotted playfully attempting his best karate moves against Boyd.
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"Stassie!" the mother of one playfully chides as the pair laugh.
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It appears Gooding and his GF playfully paw at his crotch.
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Viir has a serious countenance, but her works approach ideas playfully.
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Discuss it playfully out of the bedroom and see their reaction.
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After the award show, the director playfully posed with his statuettes.
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" Brody playfully tugs at her arms, saying, "What's awkward about this?
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I'm speechless!!!" she continued, playfully adding the hashtag "Wheres The Wine.
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When the two start dancing, Amber playfully takes off her shirt.
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Together, these extremely wholesome, playfully violent videos brought the country together.
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Whatever," Jenner playfully sighed, before adding that she was "just kidding.
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Like many, he playfully experimented with the craft with neighborhood friends.
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Still, their chemistry -- while playfully arguing and bickering -- was always palpable.
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"And now, see, I haven't mentioned any names," Trump added playfully.
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"He's always running around with his shirt off," she says, playfully.
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Dante playfully calls him out on it by diverting his attention.
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Husbands tugged wives' hair playfully; other husbands stroked husbands' chests lovingly.
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"You still trying to make up your mind?" he asked playfully.
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The pair ventures often into free improvisations: playfully dyspeptic, scattered, opaque.
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When she grew too boisterous, Hoffman playfully slid the doors shut.
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Hornacek playfully waved several sheets from his playbook in our faces.
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She's playfully weird: in her own universe and full of intention.
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Babies — adorable in their ungainliness — playfully splashed around their elders' feet.
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A man flicked her hair before she playfully swatted him away.
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Playfully, she signed it: Amelia Earhart (Putnam) * * See New York Times.
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Vigneault playfully said later that they were his best defensive pair.
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Meanwhile, the ads playfully highlight the health benefits of Concord grapes.
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They kiss, and smack each other playfully with a riding crop.
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Venus will oppose Mars on June 21, creating a playfully competitive atmosphere.
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"It's my Robinson Crusoe house," she says playfully as she greets me.
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Playfully pursue others, but be careful not to ply anyone with pressure.
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A-Rod's face is covered but that's him playfully palming her head.
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"Why do you think I won't sleep with you?" he asked playfully.
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"I view it as just playfully making reactionaries look ridiculous," Nyberg wrote.
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The huge bear wrestles playfully before breaking into a nice bear massage.
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"Do you know who this is?" she playfully asked the security station.
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Lourd playfully sticks her own tongue out — and then Gary follows suit.
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"Hey, just a second here" he said, playfully putting his foot down.
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He does a nice job, too, of playfully tweaking our smartphone dependency.
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Colbert, playfully uncomfortable in his chair, urged her not to say it.
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" One of them asked playfully, "Oh, what do you know about women?
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The other, "The Runaway Bunny," deals playfully with the mother-child bond.
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"It's like I'm four years old now, I guess," she playfully added.
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They began playfully bantering in French, which led to laughter and hugs.
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"Well, I always knew I could be something big," he states playfully.
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They playfully signal to one another, flirting, perhaps like birds would do.
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"That is amazing," Moser said playfully when asked about the incident Thursday.
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"We can make some fliers for museum goers," Ms. Goldin mused playfully.
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Like teasers between the main events, these moments are playfully weird, too.
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Gentle but persistent waves playfully banged around the young (and older) daredevils.
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At one point the crowd gathers around the soldiers and taunts them playfully.
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Light playfully dances across Green's drawings, creating a simultaneously dreamy and hyperrealistic effect.
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Then we cut to them in a studio joking playfully with each other.
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Chakrabarty's image playfully upends the racial, class, and gender assumptions of Manet's work.
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Fans totally noticed this interaction, and couldn't help but playfully call him out.
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" As the crowd started to cheer, Obama added playfully, "These were cigarettes, people.
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The pixel art in "Gravitation" is playfully retro, but the representation is real.
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Cher has some playfully shady words for fellow pop diva Madonna on Thursday.
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I can't wait to make babies with you," she shared, playfully adding, "Tonight !!!
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His interdisciplinary practice playfully engages spatial and social architectures to envision temporary utopias.
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Finally, and most playfully, there's "movement," three-seated swings you can play with.
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"You played yourself," she growls, swatting at him again, this time more playfully.
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"Wow, this just in!" she playfully exclaimed as the audience reacted with surprise.
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Charlotte was spotted playfully covering her face at one point during the festivities.
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"He grabbed her by the shoulders and playfully shook her," says a source.
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"Our next question comes from me in New York City," Geist playfully said.
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In all of them, they are playfully mugging for the camera or grinning.
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Others mingled around a new foosball table, playfully arguing over the prospective teams.
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It is a playfully experimental indie-rock album with shiny keyboards on it.
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Take a look at the camper van playfully named after the historic artist:
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And [Woolf] deals with it so beautifully and wittily and playfully and profoundly.
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Lang playfully challenged Sam to a test of arm strength -- and Sam obliged.
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Marshall takes him in hand and transforms him, sometimes playfully and sometimes forcefully.
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"I'm hearing my name mentioned a little bit tonight," Mr. Sanders said playfully.
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"We've seen the narrator business before — hello, 'The Glass Menagerie,'" he said playfully.
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Meanwhile, Jennifer Aydin and Melissa Gorga are both playfully boasting about their looks.
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The three competitors had been playfully sparring over Twitter for the past week.
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But Mr. Gomes would playfully push her forward to take her bows alone.
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Here, along with teammate Dwight Howard, Bryant playfully bites into his gold medal.
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Narcissistically, obsessively, playfully, she explored the infinite irrational depths of her recalcitrant subjectivity.
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Hamill pretends to pout, as Ms. Dern playfully rubs his back in comfort.
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But when they strut their skills more playfully, their techniques are a wonder.
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Bush recalls playfully informing his first art instructor, Gail Norfleet, of his objectives.
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"Avoid scoring a cyber security own goal this summer," the site playfully warns.
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From Borat to Bruno, Sacha Baron Cohen has made a living playfully offending people.
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"It helps in the board meetings," he said playfully, nodding at his bulging biceps.
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In his hands, Morgan clutches another $1,200 larval robot, this one playfully dubbed ZOEA.
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As they playfully wrestled in the sand, Bendjima wrapped both arms around the model.
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You can use VR for far more than just a playfully trippy gaming experience.
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At 8.30pm two members of the crew are boxing each other playfully below deck.
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Contestants of the show — a group the media playfully calls "Bachelor Nation" — interact regularly.
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Snapchat is putting its own playfully pun-ny spin on the total solar eclipse.
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But she finally gives in, and drops the mic before playfully running after him.
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Bieber squeezed his eyes shut as Schwarzenegger playfully picked him up by his chest.
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In the latest installment of "Scamalot," he playfully turns the tables on the perpetrator.
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He claimed it was 'playfully,' but it frightened me and I took it seriously.
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The boy, whose name is Michael, playfully asked the vice president for an apology.
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"When you find a girl who knows what you like," Thorne, 221, playfully wrote.
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On Prince's biggest hits, he sang passionately, affectionately and playfully about sex and seduction.
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"She'll do her 'Ave Maria' thing, then I do my thing," she says, playfully.
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Sometimes he'd even grab a rat and hold it up playfully, his colleagues said.
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She categorizes the brand playfully as "my very feeble attempt at recreating Studio 54."
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Always remain playfully curious, as this quality will help — not hinder — your business growth.
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As the boat gathered speed, the dolphins emerged, frolicking playfully all around the dhow.
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In the social media sphere, commentators celebrated his zeal playfully with the hashtag, "#WhatWouldMagufuliDo".
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Monzo CEO Tom Blomfield perches himself on a chair, leaning back on it playfully.
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The shortstop playfully rested on his stomach for several moments to catch his breath.
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Children playfully ran in and out of the tent, entertaining the men safeguarding it.
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Everything feels like an object to be picked up, examined, and playfully thrown about.
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Her sister playfully teased Ms. Campos for still playing those "silly games," he added.
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Her tone was playfully subversive — it was a warning as much as an announcement.
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"She's marrying Daniel Wasta, who's my political director," the White House hopeful added playfully.
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" He wagged his head playfully at Fogelson: "Well, there's a chance you're available then?
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One model in clown makeup playfully sticks out her tongue, holding an assault rifle.
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They playfully ask, "Will tech eventually buy art?" but never quite answer the question.
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Katja Novitskova has unleashed enlarged and playfully juxtaposed scientific images throughout the Lower Manhattan park.
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"Oh my God, I got so scared," Delgado says before playfully kicking and hitting Zago.
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Initially, she thought he was good-looking and they bantered playfully about lingerie, she writes.
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" Fonda quickly replied, "We don't need to hear that," before playfully adding, "Who are you?
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ROKE's comic, playfully appropriationist approach offers a look at evil that is no less disturbing.
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She's playfully pulling a Black slave girl (around her own age) on a makeshift leash.
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Legend couldn't help but playfully grab his wife's bum while they waited to do interviews.
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In another picture Kylie shared on Instagram, she's playfully lifting up her baggy black shirt.
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The fan was unfazed, playfully offering Winker a bite, but the player decided against it.
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Relaxed and happy, he interrupted the interview to playfully banter with his fiancée, Nicole Johnson.
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Here, just 2000 feet from us, two groups of females playfully hit each other, grunting.
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The details are meant to be playfully inconsequential, and on this point the show succeeds.
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She walked up to me and playfully tugged at my arm, asking me to stay.
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The captains, independently of each other, playfully sparred over who would be regarded as favorites.
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In response, Kardashian West can be seen playfully poking her tongue out towards her husband.
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For example, plants playfully stand in for the female form in many of Cousins' images.
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To keep from being upstaged, she playfully changed the reservation to a nearby Mexican restaurant.
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Before the game, Rodriguez said he had playfully asked Archer to go easy on him.
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The lively dog licked Harry's hand as he petted it, before he playfully shushed her.
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"Meanwhile, painting is dead," Mr. Hannah groaned playfully when recalling the era's reigning artistic spirit.
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They playfully use the body to render the complexity, comedy and vulnerability of our condition.
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She playfully borrows ideas and turns them into a global conversation through music and images.
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Cracker and Aquaria playfully batted shady shuttlecocks and cackled about their silly, faraway-seeming feud.
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Some pairs appeared lost in a loving embrace while others swung back and forth playfully.
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One of them playfully went over to two young women writing on the wishing trees.
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Some groups modeled "what not to do," playfully mocking or dismissing fellow students who vape.
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And they have spent an inordinate amount of time playfully counseling his grandson by name.
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The artist's playfully methodical approach is no doubt capable of yielding many more surprising iterations.
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Trying to playfully nudge conventionally expressive models of rock songwriting, she chooses density over clarity.
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The way the melodic parts intersect like is playfully repetitive—sort of like watching a perfect .
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Cohen even playfully addressed his fashion choices, which included tying his mane back into a ponytail.
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Children can be seen sliding playfully down nearby hills while senior citizens gossip over fire pits.
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In the photo, she playfully teases that the songs will be here sooner than we think.
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The Duke of Sussex playfully tickles two-year-old Tobias Henning during a walkabout in #Chichester.
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There, the search engine's Doodle playfully animates the total solar eclipse taking place across the country.
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Amy playfully reprimands him before sharing her own perspective after finalizing her divorce in May 2016.
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The best part: She even playfully argued with Urban when he told her who he was.
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"Chris Ivery just fell a notch.. I've got a new guy," Pompeo playfully captioned the snap.
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As a joke, he then playfully put the gun to his head and pulled the trigger.
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"It's hard that I'm starting with probably the best pumpkin I'll ever have," Holland said playfully.
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Set against Zorn's playfully virtuosic music, the dancers are left looking a little like window dressing.
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The images are infused with unabashed sexuality and playfully disrupt traditional definitions of masculine and feminine.
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Years later, J.Lo's playfully poking fun at Drake while kicking off her It's My Party tour.
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And the company playfully acknowledged that at first, many people thought it was a sexting enabler.
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It's not something you playfully quiz him about and then forget 10 minutes later over brunch.
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At one point, Mike playfully blew raspberries on his daughter's stomach, sparking giggles from the toddler.
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They bicker playfully when they disagree, but a sense of respect for the other remains constant.
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Days later, he ran into Sally Field's son after the actress playfully pushed them to meet.
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She's playfully sly and adaptably clever, making minute internal calculations to solve any and every snafu.
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Only Mr. Cady's "I Screwed Up the Future" draws on standard techniques of opera, however playfully.
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At her final media day, she playfully jumped into photos with teammates and answered every question.
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In another one, two girls playfully run -- with matching wide smiles, red tops and black shorts.
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Before heading off to his fifth Olympics, Phelps playfully pleaded not to have this oversight revealed.
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She celebrated playfully in front of a television camera, pretending to eat food off a plate.
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They'd compare thoughts about the plots and characters, and playfully compete over who would finish first.
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Along with a viscerally sensuous feeling for paint, he had a playfully theatrical sense of self.
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However, once they reach security, Lochte can be seen playfully hitting Feigen with his Olympic badge.
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Scientific contraptions proliferate — most spectacularly in the playfully geometric laboratory designed and built by Mr. Leger.
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He jumps rope gracefully while his trainer, Clayton Hires, playfully gives him shit for being overweight.
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The Moon enters fellow Earth sign Capricorn this afternoon, putting you in a playfully devilish mood.
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When we refer to each other, "husband" and "wife" playfully pop in from time to time.
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"Successful" playfully zigzags over a synth vacuum as she chirps an ode to her own mastery.
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One recent stop was Yale, where they tempered their robust debate by playfully wielding boxing gloves.
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The man smiles wide, playfully wiggling his hips at the end of the eight count beat.
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Kids scream playfully in Spanish and English as they fail to escape in games of tag.
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In June, he playfully told Vladimir Putin that Russia shouldn't meddle in the next presidential election.
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Lourdes Rodriguez rolled her eyes playfully and walked upstairs to see what he wanted this time.
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A gay subculture flourishes, with many artists playfully shifting and layering identities, mainly through the internet.
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"Luv to see devilishly handsome guys wearing my designs," she wrote playfully in a recent post.
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It's driven playfully home by two touch-screen tables, where visitors can play an interactive game.
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She continues to sing along to the first verse as she playfully touches her pal's face.
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The gender presentation was done so playfully in the film, especially in the look of Ryan.
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One of her four best friends playfully pushed her in the pool, causing the life-changing injury.
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" And on Brooks' own account, the same photo of the baby playfully proclaimed, "I'm no longer nameless!
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After the double, Duffey playfully tapped his former teammate with the glove while heading to the dugout.
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As the men break playfully into dance, a physical communication takes place, through stories their bodies tell.
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A playfully frustrated Stenson then challenged Johnson to sink the putt himself, pulling him onto the green.
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"This is the temperamental one," she said playfully, referring to a bubble gun shaped like a duck.
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Tom Brady got in the Halloween spirit in order to playfully antagonize his former competitor Peyton Manning.
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A group of men debate Taylor Swift versus Lady Gaga ("Miss Germanotta"), playfully accusing them of appropriation.
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Many conductors emphasize the Prokofiev symphony's humor and vibrancy: the composer in a playfully neo-Classical mode.
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She playfully dances to the song while caressing her dogs, who bark along to Iglesias's hit tune.
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" That's when Lembo said she "playfully hit him with my bag of breast milk on the shoulder.
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Scottish craft brewer BrewDog has maintained a playfully adversarial relationship with President Trump since he assumed office.
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"We've been so excited about this because he says, of course, he's retiring," Parton, 71, began playfully.
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"Dragging out the birthday," she wrote, playfully referencing the fact that Shelton's actual birthday was on Tuesday.
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Dylan Mahon reached for the royal's facial hair as Harry playfully grimaced and Meghan stifled a laugh.
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The Federal Communications Commission launched a podcast yesterday, playfully named after George Carlin's famously explicit standup routine.
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Bannerjee's work playfully subverts both Victorian and Indian traditional views by using red, the color of passion.
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In the meantime, take a look at some of the playfully elegant items that are available now.
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Rippon playfully noted that "I want to make Reese Wtherspoon proud" in an interview after his skate.
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On Thursday, The Tonight Show host, 211, conducted a characteristically lighthearted interview, including playfully tousling Trump's hair.
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"One day, I'll remind her how hard this has been for me," Garcia Swisher, 39, playfully vows.
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They both can sense when Jaxen wants to be picked up or tossed playfully in the air.
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After another take yielded the desired result, he playfully tagged the director, Jon Kasdan, on his arm.
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Several sacred cows of VR were playfully pressed against, generating insightful reflections and contrarian points of view.
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Virginia Lee Montgomery toys with the psychic space in which abjection is gendered, playfully prodding erotic hierarchies.
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Unlike her earlier mulatto series, her transgender and cross-dressing characters are playfully rendered, celebrating gender bending.
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In "Purple Flight" (1971, 136 by 25 by 2917 inches, as installed), they are playfully, masterfully entangled.
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Cook reacted playfully, changing the name on his Twitter profile to Tim with an Apple logo emoji.
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Usually a black shiny disc — or polka dot — is playfully tucked into or perched on these elements.
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In one scene, a cadet comes out of a bathroom stall and playfully tilts his peaked cap.
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Several works playfully call Casa Triângulo's institutional framework into question, overwhelming clear-cut categorizations and discrete aesthetics.
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"You're still in Congress," she shouted to her colleagues as they playfully grimaced over low number selections.
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Naturally, Boone also ribbed McCoy, playfully — he once asked why he was talking to a Coke machine.
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I texted him a few times in the days that followed, playfully at first, then more pressing.
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Instead, we see her character sitting bare breasted in the tub as she playfully bathes her son.
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"I think the faces look like Eisenhower," Mr. Harris playfully offered after nearly backing into one himself.
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He walked inside, where mothers danced around the laughing boys, shoving them playfully down to the court.
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That makes Ms. Puno's project, which aims to playfully illuminate the concept of privilege, a good fit.
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The puppets, controlled from above using strings, perch on children's laps or nip playfully on an elbow.
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Jokes about tenors or recitatives, for instance, playfully turn the spotlight on the conventions of the genre.
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Joe Biden then playfully bit his wife's finger leading to laughter among the couple and the audience.
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A bottle of pills pops off the shelf, and the many pills playfully become a deadly one.
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Some of them were recorded while reacting to [the work in progress], playfully commenting on the images.
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A moment when Lee playfully, nastily dangles the car keys he's taken from Austin feels potentially lethal.
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It was a lurid look, a sexy and body-hugging mini-dress covered playfully in colorful buttons.
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In his 2013 song "Oh, JK Rowling," Green playfully pleaded with the author to get back to writing.
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Just one day earlier, Underwood playfully documented her husband's "annoying" behavior while the couple took a drive together.
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Playfully she added, "Well I'm a pornstar whenever you want me to be," including multiple winking eye emojis.
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Just one day earlier, Underwood playfully documented her husband's "annoying" behavior while the couple took a drive together.
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The playfully pretentious app includes corrections for common grammatical mistakes written in red marking pencil for maximum snobbery.
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Singer can be seen playfully pushing the female dancers out of her limelight and dramatically busting a move.
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The show begins with playfully, with black-and-white glimpses of Giacometti interacting with his long-limbed sculptures.
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Oehlen admires how Surrealism playfully probes the nature of the real, as the critic Dawn Adès has written.
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And although a source tells PEOPLE the pair are just friends, Rae is playfully coy about their bond.
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On September 4, 2018, a person named Ethridge appeared to playfully offer to give Guyger a German shepherd.
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"The only problem is that he looks way cooler than us," Mooney playfully told Smyers as Morales protested.
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Besides, how many other toys at Toy Fair will playfully shake their bum in the air at you?
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And, yet, Legend's wife Chrissy Teigen is still keeping him humble by playfully dragging him on national television.
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In reaction, players on social media are cracking jokes and playfully begging Nintendo to fix Snake's "nerfed" butt.
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When he returns, ducking the beer can thrown playfully by the pickup driver, the happy smile is gone.
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And, yes, I understand that the word naughty can be applied playfully, but it felt insulting to me.
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The video playfully explores the geometry of various settings and objects, like apartment buildings, flowers, and train tracks.
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She then quickly turned around and playfully screamed, causing the children to happily mimic her out of surprise.
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At the White House, the Obamas and McLaurin held hands and playfully danced before posing for a photo.
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Commentators have been trying to puzzle this out, in efforts ranging from the serious to the playfully silly.
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" Gosling says, leaning into it, before Stone playfully follows suit with a tongue-twister inside-joke word: "Sibilance!
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Gardner jumped for joy, then tossed the ball playfully to center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury, who had raced over.
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The first time, she said, was to get her press credentials, which Lauer had playfully stolen from her.
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Nine months later, in their Upper Manhattan apartment, they were still playfully affectionate, but some things had changed.
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Along the way, an acquaintance of ours started throwing snowballs at us, playfully, and we started throwing back.
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Or maybe his parents are simply acting playfully unscripted in front of the camera, and enjoying the performance.
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A cheerful Shaq in LSU swim trunks hoses down the slide and playfully sprays the celebrities sitting courtside.
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Lopez, a 7-foot center for the Chicago Bulls, has playfully quarreled with the furry cheerleaders for years.
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Gobert, after a Monday news conference, was seen playfully touching reporters' microphones and phones before leaving his table.
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"Unwritten Laws" finds the Sydney singer and Ghanaian Australian rapper Genesis Owusu bantering playfully on the slinky production.
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I caught wind of it around '96 through watching The Chemical Brothers' playfully conceptual music videos on MTV.
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This morning, a video of Siberian tigers playfully hunting (and disemboweling) a drone was everywhere on the internet.
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It's hard to believe it when these demonic figures playfully compete over Tamino, the young prince and hero.
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Hartigan playfully alludes, through titling more than composition or form, to her rejection of the masters, specifically Picasso.
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Purposefully yet also playfully, the implicit politics channel the sweep of the band's third and most finished album.
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One image where López Obrador appears to playfully bite a young girl's cheek has been especially poorly received.
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Genesis Belanger's porcelain sculptures playfully send up the advertising campaigns she once helped create as a prop stylist.
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"I got next," Smith cracked as he passed two patrons nearly twice his size who were wrestling playfully.
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Not all girls and women believe that it is empowering to playfully refer to one another as bitches.
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At a recent Texas Rangers game, there was W., playfully photobombing a Fox Sports reporter doing her standup.
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" The actor popped his eyes playfully and said, "The irony is what Flynn's become, how he's been vilified.
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Jen Silverman's playfully Victorian comedy arrives at the Playwrights Realm after a successful production at Yale Repertory Theater.
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In training camp, Minnesota teammates playfully accused Newman of conspiring with Norv Turner, then the Vikings' offensive coordinator.
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If you just really love horror and gore, it also makes a playfully eerie addition to any bathroom.
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Sam did later say, playfully, 'We will crush you,' but we were already in the making-amends phase.
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Each image seems more disorienting than the last, and they're all tied together by a playfully bold aesthetic.
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Crows, for example, seem less like murderous vermin after you've seen a pair sliding playfully down a snowy roof.
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"Is my hair OK?" he asked playfully a little later, as he was preparing for a Fox News encore.
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While carving pumpkins with her family, this girl playfully stuck her head inside her pumpkin, only to get stuck.
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After two solid pumps -- Allen playfully stuck out his tongue at the fans and continued into the locker room.
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And in another video, Montana can be seen playfully resting his head on Azalea's bum inside their private jet.
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Miley and Noah are on either side of her, posing playfully in front of a giant pair of lips.
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"LOOKS SHARP," wrote one fan, while another playfully changed around the song titles to some of Underwood's biggest hits.
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Suddenly the estranged couple is laughing together and, for some reason, competitively (and playfully) reading spaghetti sauce ingredients together.
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Some themes were more successful than others, but they all inspired jaw-dropping art and playfully improvised theme camps.
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The aesthetic of that film—a coloring book come to life—was a way to playfully present this material.
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Amid the chaos she is warm and funny, playfully ribbing her staff and poking fun at The Verge delegation.
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At one point the two got into a fighting stance, as Munn playfully put a fist toward Foxx's chin.
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The sentiment is carried effortlessly along by a Baltimore breakbeat skimming gently underneath and the playfully edited vocal clippings.
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We see them again playfully talking to each other in the school hallway as teenage Gomez creepily watches them.
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" Mr. Simon asked, playfully recalling a flattering film edit involving him back in the 1970s for "Saturday Night Live.
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When we say goodbye to the monkey children, they are swinging playfully in a tree in a deepening dusk.
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It's the place where Italian cuisine is elegantly and playfully delivered on the same level as fancy French cuisine.
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Genderless Kei doesn't rely on unisex styling, but playfully seeks to remove the gender labels from traditionally gendered pieces.
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He said that "Nineties Berlin" aims to explain playfully how Berlin came to be the city it is now.
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Mr. Piemontesi sneaks in playfully, then proceeds to make strands of fleet scales and spiraling runs sound almost melodious.
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Mr. Holt-Francis had urged her on playfully as he filmed the toddler while his wife was at work.
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Many consumers have posed playfully with the masks stuck to their faces and posted the images on social media.
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In executing this idea, Mr. Sharon's "Europeras" was loyal to the work's Fluxus spirit while playfully satirizing Hollywood history.
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After playfully teasing Hoskins on Twitter, pretending to take back 17, Neshek decided to find the weirdest number possible.
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He ultimately did his best to help, playfully shoving Lambert's feet into her boots as both burst into laughter.
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" Another user playfully wrote: "I feel like Natasha Lyonne just learned to clap 5 minutes before the broadcast. #Emmys.
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" As David Andrews noted playfully in his 2015 pop culture rumination, "Why Does the Other Line Always Move Faster?
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She playfully teased that his oblivion would make it easier to step out on their relationship if she wanted.
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Lee playfully used the "first girlfriend" honorific herself, and among other causes she supported efforts to end childhood hunger.
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Did you know that the scene in which Richard Gere's Edward playfully snaps the jewelry box closed was improvised?
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And not just because Calvin, at first playfully curious toward Hugh, turns hostile after a moment of human error.
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Octopuses have been known to playfully steal cameras from divers; humans have been known to eat the creatures alive.
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"Mehhh," she said playfully over the phone Friday evening, after a few days of letting it all sink in.
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Saxo playfully suggests that Apple, rather than Saudi Arabia, could be a new option for the electric vehicle maker.
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Initially, the record feels comparably slight, its eight songs lasting just under half an hour and playfully flitting by.
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Without missing a beat, Efron, clad in leather pants for the occasion, jumped up and started playfully grinding on DeGeneres.
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" He playfully told his congregation they were just seeing different versions of him: "Big Eddie, skinny Eddie, bald-headed Eddie.
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"I think if it weren't funny, it would be insufferable," Amanda Peet, who plays the playfully profane Tina, told me.
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The green road sign indicates that filmmakers are linking their movies together, just as King playfully linked his books together.
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The actress, who recently gave birth to her and Ryan Reynolds' second daughter, is playfully hiding under some gym equipment.
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During arrivals on the red carpet, Chopra and Jonas kid around and playfully stuck their tongues out at each other.
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Jacques, donning a cozy sweater, playfully emerges from behind a curtain, then shows off his baby blues for the camera.
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Of course, this was a few weeks after the Times's T Magazine recommended an "elegant and playfully nostalgic" gingham handbag.
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Nevertheless, her name has been implicated — who else would 'playfully bite' Beyoncé and pass it off as a party trick?
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The pair shared an embrace as Missy playfully rocked her back and forth by her long blonde Rapunzel tresses. 4.
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Sometimes I playfully give him shit about it, but at the end of the day, I don't care that much.
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"You can tell him that I'm very rarely at a loss for words, but you got me," Gorsuch said playfully.
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It's an app where people can discover each other playfully, bond and gradually form a "togetherness" — as in real life.
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Just look at how energetic Justin is in this vid ... bobbing, weaving and grinning as he playfully boxes his driver.
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The result, a one-hour light show designed to coincide with sunset, is spooky and peaceful, muted and playfully neon.
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The celebration often seems playfully subversive: "We swiped right" pokes fun at the earnest "she said yes!" engagement announcement refrain.
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The melody is major-keyed, simple, and playfully sung, transporting Bruce back to the frustrating dating days of high school.
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He also playfully referenced his January 2000 Royal Rumble with Big Show and even teased Rusev and Lana some more.
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The actress playfully shot back at Martin, suggesting he "stay in your lane" and leave the science definitions to her.
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Even his studio is playfully decorated, with bright red walls and light fixtures shaped like microphones dangling above your head.
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Meanwhile, a Buzzfeed staffer playfully compared Martin to Left Shark, Katy Perry's rogue backup dancer from her 2015 halftime show.
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It's artwork Muniz describes as "photographic delusions" that playfully toy with our sensory memories and inspire a sense of wonder.
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"Gentlemen, we're on a pirate adventure," says Sam, playfully, as the trio blasts through a waterfall into a hidden cavern.
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"I don't know if you remember her when she was pregnant with the first one, little North," Jenner said playfully.
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Show stopping hues of Mandarin and Italian Bergamot are playfully revealed with flirty notes of Tiare Flower and Solar Gardenia.
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The man Mr. Wasko was calling an idiot — perhaps seriously, or playfully, or both — was his friend Vincent Archangelo Strines.
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Burger King just launched a not-so-subtle new initiative that playfully pokes fun at their rival's famous Happy Meals.
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Pokémon Sun: Born from a sand mound playfully built by a child, this pokémon embodies the grudges of the departed.
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Brooklyn-based musician Travis Egedy, aka Pictureplane, has shared a playfully romantic video for "Joyrider" off his 21 LP Technomancer.
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Most of the audience may not understand her words as she approaches one dancer and playfully pats his prone body.
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Karamo Brown, the show's culture expert, playfully puts the hat on as Bobby Berk, the interior designer, watches slack-jawed.
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Using mock placards, two art students playfully reframed New York's subway stations as a gallery documenting the city's anthropological history.
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When Martha is not asleep — as she is most of the day — she playfully bosses around the other dogs Mrs.
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Bornstein — actor, provocateur, gleeful troublemaker — playfully mixed memoir and gender theory, and popularized the idea that gender isn't a binary.
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"Jen, I love you so much," Cox can be heard telling her fellow Friends alum, 50, before playfully reprimanding Theroux.
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Lindsey Graham, an old colleague of Biden, offered a roast, playfully making fun of the former vice president's loquacious nature.
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"This is not vodka in here!" she said playfully as she sipped from a water bottle just after 9 a.m.
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The adorable photo featured True wearing a bright pink head-wrap, overlooking a waterfall and playfully sticking out her tongue.
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Jones playfully swatted away one of her shots, so Slocum went back at the hoop a second, third, fourth time.
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Or maybe, I like to think, she was using emoji the way he uses them: playfully, kidding, and radiating adoration.
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Reframing how we go about looking at cultural works is something I've done playfully and more seriously in different ways.
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In Bryan Chapman's abstract photography, questions about the nature of seeing are playfully examined amidst a colorful swirl of shapes.
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The pictures caused an internet uproar, in the way that only sneaky shots of baes playfully wrestling in bathing suits can.
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All of her props playfully approximate some aspect of millennial life, whether it's an empty Corona bottle or a Supreme tee.
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Blurring the boundaries between art and design, the Lalannes' playfully surreal bronze creations have had a cult following since the 1960s.
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In an adorable red carpet throwback pic with his twin Cole Sprouse, Dylan playfully has his hands around his brother's neck.
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It positions us within a tribe — our industry or our office — and signals how seriously (or playfully) we take that role.
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Mr. Prine's songs, as they have since his 1971 debut album, can sound both carefully chiseled and playfully off-the-cuff.
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Hayek playfully threw her bouquet to her 10-year-old daughter, Valentina, and a group of other women in another photo.
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Carrie Underwood didn't shy away from the cameras as she shared a video playfully documenting her husband's "annoying" behavior on Saturday.
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And with a mischievous grin, he playfully referenced the fact that there were no ropes or barricades holding the kids back.
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Gibson: My partner and our two lovers have playfully talked about living together in a house and co-parenting a baby.
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A deformed ghost playfully attacks Madison and then, suddenly, she and Behold aren't the only living souls in the building anymore.
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The Pitch Perfect 3 crew playfully interspersed photos from a long day of shooting with those from a night of bowling.
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The actor also wasted no time playfully "consoling" a few of his famous friends who were rooting for the opposing team.
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But on Thursday, fans flooded back from Lens singing and playfully kicking a soccer around as they exited Lille's rail station.
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I'll marry you," Mongeau remarks in the video, before playfully chastising Paul for putting her diamond ring on the "wrong finger.
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The drill was supposed to involve kids taking a toss sweep and playfully running around in circles while Kuechly "tackled" them.
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Gregory was able to effectively use comedy to highlight the injustice of segregation for white Americans while also being playfully defiant.
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A friend playfully pushed her in the pool and the way she hit the water paralyzed her from the chest down.
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Carter respond by playfully tackling him to the ground and giving him a noogie, Stauskas' father told The Globe and Mail.
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His networking technique and sexy banter involve playfully — but perhaps not so lightheartedly — needling Ginny about her attitude toward his race.
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Listening to Burgess and Kemper's dynamic as they playfully go back and forth is really something that needs to be heard.
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The two then went in for what appeared to be a romantic kiss, only to playfully lick and bite each other.
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Kimmel then playfully interrupted Clinton immediately after she began speaking, accusing the former first lady of having her volume too loud.
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On this unseasonably warm day, they were all dressed playfully, in bandannas and novelty baseball caps, jumpsuits and wide-legged denim.
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On the way out, Harry received a gift from the students for the new baby (a onesie!) and playfully shook it.
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Prince Harry playfully shakes a gift he was given for him and wife Meghan as he left St. Vincent's primary school.
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A group of young men, some in kanzus, leaned against a pile of bricks behind the goal, playfully taunting the players.
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It could be a defective print playfully kept in a family album, or an invitation to dream of a lost day.
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Coming of Age, the designer Amanda Lurie's elegant and playfully nostalgic new line of accessories, reminds me of these beloved pieces.
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I wouldn't volunteer to be known as Sweetums, G-dawg, Faux Pa or Grandude, however playfully, but apparently some folks have.
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CALL NUMBER is maybe my favorite theme example, because both key words in the answer are used playfully in the clue.
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One is playfully flirtatious, a man and a woman slipping in and out of each other's grasp, tumbling head over heels.
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After a few minutes, Kwan spun around and started sauntering backward, signaling the session's end while playfully posing for the camera.
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Playfully named cocktails include the bourbon-infused Thai Cat, a homage to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League.
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Gaga, 33, then playfully quoted her own song from 2008 to make it clear that she was unharmed from the accident.
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After drawing a foul on a missed layup, James playfully hopped toward the sideline, where a courtside server was passing by.
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And although Giacometti's early sculptures explore how eroticism playfully undercuts "reality," he would cut ties with the Surrealist Movement by 1935.
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But there's a reason the actors appear to be so playfully modern: All of the dances were made using contemporary music.
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That's when he playfully referenced Giuliani, acknowledging that his Trump administration interlockers where not responsible for the President's persistent personal attorney.
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The boundary between furniture and sculpture is playfully transgressed in Jessi Reaves's fantastic full-room installation, where art and design blend.
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The most compelling dreams belong to the playfully romantic T.C. (Ajaye) and the sullen black nationalist Abdullah (Bill Duke), formerly Duane.
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Six new episodes, from the playfully romantic to the downright macabre, traverse lonely roads in desolate lands alongside overcrowded sensory byways.
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"Bathwater" was a thrill in my youth and remains one today; Gwen is playfully self-deprecating and the song undoubtedly bangs.
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On "Pills," Clark is playfully destructive—adlib moans, lyrics about pill consumption, giving head, going to bed, and getting back onstage.
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A cheering crowd greeted the trio as they delved deeply into Walking Dead lore, all while cracking wise and playfully trolling fans.
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On her fourth or fifth day on the job, someone printed Benita's oceanside engagement photo and playfully hung it outside her cubicle.
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Barron has posted several videos on YouTube of Salem playfully rolling in the bathtub glitter, getting thoroughly covered from head to tail.
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She recently teased a friend playfully, and days later was stuck on the possibility that he might think she had behaved unkindly.
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Fowler even playfully pushed his face away when he went in for a sweet kiss at one point, smiling throughout the performance.
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Riverdale likes to wink playfully at its source material with characters' clothes or food preferences, but it doesn't require familiarity to enjoy.
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Meanwhile, the Wanted, another group of that era, playfully mocked their pop predecessors (Backstreet Boys and NSYNC) in a 2013 music video.
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Beyond the humorous "quietly under development" moniker on their website, there's also an official FAQ that playfully addresses the game's lengthy development.
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"Bong then playfully lined up his four statuettes and pushed them toward the 50-year-old actress, who replied, "Oh, stop it!
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Later, after the characters become lovers, Andre (a cool, reptilian Alan Cumming) repeatedly smacks Franklin's bare buttocks, playfully but not without menace.
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Henry McMaster, Trump railed against all three comedians, especially NBC star Fallon, who was criticized by liberals for playfully ruffling Trump's hair.
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Letting her mother know that she'd picked up on being left out, the model left a playfully saucy comment on the post.
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After Grace playfully tosses her friend on the ground, Mary lays completely slack, pretending to have immediately died from blunt force trauma.
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Plus, Jon being good at oral sex is played as a winking joke, since Ygritte playfully ribs her love interest during foreplay.
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Later, she playfully grills him on rumors that he used to sneak out of his house as a kid to cause trouble.
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The pulsating effects of 54 light strips playfully evoke the fluidity of space and time, through symmetry and repetition and architectural complexity.
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T.O. was playing some pickup basketball with Sam Cassell -- and, while joking around after the game, he playfully accused Sam of cheating.
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So I'd say it's time for a "tactical nuclear option inside reconciliation," as playfully put by Wall Street Journal reporter Richard Rubin.
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The comment—playfully questioning the sincerity of the arguments to follow—will have unsettled the pro-Europeans who dominate his Labour Party.
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Or if you want to be a little more playfully suggestive, you could say, So, I have a thing at 9 a.m.
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On TikTok, a movie may be viciously parodied or recreated in fervid tribute; it may be mocked, riffed on or playfully remixed.
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"Can I just say I won singles and doubles first time on red clay?" she playfully pointed out during her news conference.
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As "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" starts up, Simba and Nala run playfully near a waterfall before taking a quick drink.
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Across the room, one stood, statuesque, on the top of a small white table as another strutted playfully down a wooden walkway.
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Between 1958 and 1967, Dave Jarett filmed his family celebrating birthdays, weddings, or just playfully posturing for the camera in the kitchen.
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Playfully nicknamed "The Scottish Hammer," Gillan told reporters he can't wait for his first game of the season against the Tennessee Titans.
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The music juxtaposed a quiet contemporary classical composition by Nico Muhly and playfully aggressive hip-hop by Jay-Z and Kanye West.
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Her powers are reminiscent of Apple's Siri, Amazon's Alexa, and Microsoft's Cortana — all of which are playfully name-dropped in the film.
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Gould's two versions of this variation offer a head-spinning contrast: the first one manically fast, the later one playfully thumpy. See?
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I mean, he's just a major part of that show and," he added playfully, "my favorite person to kick in the nuts.
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James playfully swatted at Rajon Rondo&aposs layup after the Los Angeles Lakers point guard faked an alley-oop to the star.
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"Purists may howl, but they'll also miss the pleasure and point of this playfully impressionistic movie," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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The actual maquettes are displayed elsewhere in the gallery, as are various playfully designed stools and chairs that appear in Suss's paintings.
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In my imagination I playfully wrote "You and Me Again," I used some rhyming conventions, whereas before I was destroying rhyming conventions.
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I've spoken to groups of interracial college students who say their black and white members use the word playfully on a daily basis.
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About 1 in 6 men and 1 in 7 women have playfully whipped or been whipped by a partner as part of sex.
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Notorious electronic music prankster Aphex Twin makes playfully critical commentary on the United States presidential election in a peculiar new video released today.
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In a separate wooden panel, Jeyifous playfully recreates the display case of a typical barbershop, carving out the shapes of combs and hairdos.
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Gifford has also playfully flirted with a fair share of her guests on the show, including Tom Selleck, Jimmy Fallon and Dan Levy.
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Kotb, 53, shared two photos: One of the duo smiling, and another of them playfully pointing at a nearly finished plate of food.
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For starters, there is the very public fact that Cassie seems pretty happy to playfully talk about her Bachelor season on social media.
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Soheila Azadi and Liz Cambron's experimental music video, Witch Hunt, playfully uses humor, camp, and horror to explore the narratives surrounding Muslim women.
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Plisetsky, who is playfully rebranded as Yurio to avoid confusion, is a 15-year-old skating prodigy preparing to enter the senior circuit.
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As created by "Anonymouse," the rodent-sized diorama playfully lampoons the international hacktivist collective Anonymous, as well as that of street artist Banksy.
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In the paparazzi pictures that sparked this recent "dadbod" moment, Jonas smiles and points a hose at the ocean with playfully phallic glee.
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"When you kick bae's ass," Lovato captioned the clip of the pair playfully wrestling around at the Unbreakable Performance Gym in West Hollywood.
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Dobrev and Powell, both 28, can be seen playfully posing and smiling, with the actor even biting his girlfriend's tongue in one photo.
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It builds on a lineage of AND productions and experiments, which playfully examine the creative and political potential of networked and new technologies.
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Blizzard could have just given Torbjorn a Thor skin, perhaps playfully punned as "Thorbjorn," but there wouldn't really be anything special about it.
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The audience booed playfully when Obama mentioned during his welcoming remarks that Wednesday's program is the final "In Performance" event of his administration.
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"Am I making you embarrassed because you're with an older woman?" she asks, as she playfully tickles the man's face with her finger.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive scene from the movie above, Ashton and Adams playfully confess what they thought the other looked like before meeting.
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As part of that now-infamous interview, Fallon lobbed Trump a series of softball questions and perhaps most memorably, playfully tousled his hair.
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Bonito Generation followed as playfully a couple of years earlier, marked out by the primary color-background artwork for each of its singles.
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He playfully patted his son's head ... paid attention to his longtime girlfriend -- and looked nothing like a man who's been accused of rape.
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And on Monday, McHugh shared a hilarious Instagram video of Stamos playfully questioning her about whether she was "sure" Billy was their child.
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It sort of means "horsing around," it also sort of means "playfully insulting your mates," and it also is sort of untranslatable. Anyway.
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Neon light installations of monkeys, dinosaurs, bananas and aliens playfully displayed outside the building could be seen from the floor to ceiling windows.
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In Arise From The Gallows, modern-day witches, along with Goyette, playfully enact the stereotypes of the hysterical woman, entrapping unwitting puritan men.
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The playfully anachronistic ads stand out for their bright pink font and adapted girl power-isms, reminiscent of a 19th century Gossip Girl.
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It's a tour de force work of psychedelia for kids, playfully dense and almost radical in its juxtapositions of eye-popping fluorescent colors.
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With the crowd roaring in the final seconds, the bell rang and Frazier playfully cuffed Ali across his head, bowed in apparent defeat.
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The Willis sisters also shared in some photo booth fun as they playfully posed in bikinis for the camera with the pink backdrop.
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My friends would playfully tease me about my lack of knowledge, which made me realize it was something I needed to work on.
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And these aren't rushed Garageband demos and hackneyed edits—each release carried CupcakKe's inimitable DNA imprint of raunch, humor and playfully aggressive lyrics.
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Tetteh shared photos from her engagement shoot last week on her Instagram account, including a shot of her fiancé playfully lifting her up.
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One of the house cocktails, a riff on a classic Manhattan called The Black Chicken, is playfully presented in a brown paper bag.
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And, with regard to the five-ringed shadow of the Olympic Games, and any perceived inferiority complex, Mr. Grevemberg playfully brushed cynicism aside.
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On the second floor, one encounters Rist's single-channel video works from the late 80s, which playfully subvert femme fatale and diva stereotypes.
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McKay has long regarded the fourth wall as a barrier not to be playfully punctured so much as rammed into at full speed.
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"She used to play with her sister, and I broke them up," Hingis said, smiling and then playfully slapping herself on the wrist.
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There are real issues here, issues that point to the opacity of sociability, as Bini Adamczak's recent book, "Communism for Kids," playfully explores.
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But just as this city knows how to put out the welcome mat, it knows how to hold a grudge, even if playfully.
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That year, her first Oscars season, Ms. Bening playfully deflected personal questions about her budding romance and attended the ceremony with her parents.
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"Doctors" is beholden to its premise, the story of Einhorn's famous grandfather, even as it playfully cartwheels beyond to reveal its real intent.
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When it was time to reenter Earth's atmosphere, on December 16, Schirra and Stafford playfully reported to Mission Control some sort of UFO.
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In a gesture that has come to haunt the host, he concluded the segment by playfully running his fingers through Mr. Trump's hair.
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That time, teammates playfully teased him about losing the All-Star Game and forcing them to start on the road, at Tampa Bay.
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He gave us a showcase of his recurring characters and comedy that addressed racial issues, plus he playfully evened the score with Michaels.
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He took a reporter back to the spot where his home once stood and playfully jumped on the hood of his charred car.
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From scenes of two boys playfully fighting in the mud to an empty playground, Guimarães's aim is to make film more like life.
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In a behind-the-scenes video from "iCarly" on Youtube, teenage Fool can be seen playfully freestyling while Rico and others egg on him.
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In response, Sheeran playfully shared that while Bieber might not think the video is a big deal, he was looking forward to its release.
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So, that's why we go to the movies, where we can see the verbal and physical prelude to sex acted out smoothly and playfully.
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On her last single, "Make Me Like You," Gwen Stefani playfully criticizes the song's subject for giving her feelings she's not used to having.
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Sly, breezy, playfully calculated, they've solved teenpop's sincerity problem, that pressing question of when to play active agent and when to play imagined object.
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Moving between veterans and competitors alike one man showed off his tattoo on the top of his chest, and Harry playfully grabbed at it.
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They playfully teased Taiga staff about the machine, questioning whether it could perform as well—or better—than the conventional two-stroke, Bruneau recounted.
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In the pictures, the Spartacus leading man spent time with his big brood, flashed his dashing grin in his younger days and danced playfully.
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Even corporations are getting into the swing of April Fools' Day, delivering playfully ludicrous videos into the eager hands of a prank-hungry Internet.
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After playfully fan-girling over the High School Musical alum, Olympic star Simone Biles seems to have moved on to a new teen heartthrob.
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Philadelphia (CNN)As Hillary Clinton playfully batted away an avalanche of balloons Thursday night, she appeared proud, happy and reconciled to her historic moment.
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On a recent sunny day, Hanako playfully wrapped her trunk around a plastic tube, toying with one of the few distractions in her pen.
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Kim knows from food, just to judge by her Twitter, where her missives the last few days have playfully riffed on her dietary habits.
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Then, during Cardi's twerk-tastic performance of her new single "Money," the camera panned to Offset — who playfully stuck his tongue out once more!
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On Thursday, Bryan Cranston playfully corrected his Breaking Bad costar after Paul posted a grammatically incorrect caption while promoting the pair's new Mezcal line.
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My anxiety over shooting Charles with the NERF gun, for example, ended in a flood of relief when he responded by playfully feigning death.
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Warren revels in visions of excess as she playfully depicts and becomes the things we devour and the figures we fear will devour us.
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It's playful, and playfully subversive — after all, the song is essentially an unrequited love letter from LeFou to his muscle-daddy man crush Gaston.
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Styles playfully scolded the crowd members who were skipping exams to see the show, which, from my unscientific polling, seemed to be about 75%.
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After the mismatched pair's meeting, viewers end up meeting other deities from both sides, whose identities are playfully hidden in their names and mannerisms.
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Most recently, the actress shared images from her Fourth of July celebrations — including one image of her boyfriend Levi Meaden playfully cupping her butt.
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When he challenged her to a race and sped off, she playfully clung to him before losing her balance and tumbled to the ice.
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On the previous hole, he three-putted for par from 240 feet, after which he playfully mimicked throwing the club into the water hazard.
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Veteran New York City bartender Carlos Salazar playfully eschews tradition by removing the gin synonymous with a gimlet and replacing it with añejo tequila.
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Pulled by an SUV playfully decorated with Wassily Kandinsky circles, the trailer that contains the pop-up museum unfolds at three of its sides.
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Once, she told The New York Times in 1953, she watched a silk tassel twist and turn as though someone were playfully twirling it.
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The two worked diligently, exchanging quiet smiles, Jessica playfully reminding their mother every so often that she needs to cull her collection of trinkets.
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Dozens of tourists slid cautiously along the edges, others wrestled playfully and some ventured toward the center of the pool to pose for photographs.
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When the song was over, Tupac punched John in the shoulder playfully and John, who loved to play like he was hard-core, grinned.
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One of YouTube's most popular personalities is an anonymous unboxer known as Disney Collector, who appears exclusively as a set of playfully manicured hands.
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At a news conference after Zatopkova's victory, Zatopek playfully tried to take credit for his wife's gold medal, saying that he had inspired her.
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Back in the 1990s, Anna Waronker was in her 20s, writing and singing about youthful infatuations, hopes, annoyances and prerogatives — sometimes passionately, sometimes playfully.
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The daughter of Cindy Crawford threw her arm around Davidson and he rested his arm on the model's leg while the two playfully kissed.
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LeBron James playfully swatted at teammate Rajon Rondo&aposs layup after the Los Angeles Lakers point guard faked an alley-oop to the star.
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The pieces reflect upon the liberation and loneliness associated with road trips and playfully experiments with the longstanding traditions of landscape painting and photography.
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Lugo's artistic outlet was graffiti, and he signed his work with his tag, Robske, a name he still uses playfully in his work today.
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The father was videotaping his young daughter as she playfully beat her chest behind the thick glass protecting her from the silverbacks in the exhibit.
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It's not any kind of news or announcement, it's just a little snippet of video that playfully ribs the newcomer for sharing a similar title.
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Emily Oehler and the others were hiking Burnet's Longhorn Cavern State Park that morning, with Emily and her siblings running around playfully, when tragedy stuck.
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The stay-at-home mom is paralyzed from the chest down after a friend playfully pushed her in the pool and she broke her neck.
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Spreading the love around, at one point, the singer even turned to a nearby man, who playfully held out his hand for Bieber to hold.
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Donned in a Rick Owens pencil skirt and top, but barefoot, Davis playfully recited and sang from the various scripts pulled out from the envelopes.
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W magazine declared the image "iconic," and it was, by design, playfully acknowledging Hilton's history with Kardashian as one-time co-conspirators turned supposed frenemies.
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Aside from using the "Baby Girl" phrase to playfully connect with his fans on social media, Moore has leveraged it for an important charitable cause.
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"She's, by the way, so great," Levine said before beginning a story about a time he playfully teased Keys for putting on a little makeup.
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Beckinsale made her return with a glam shot of her in a stylish three-piece suit as she playfully addressed her disappearance in the caption.
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"You guys have beaten next door's present," Harry playfully remarked, referring to the onesie the royal couple had been given by the Boston Red Sox.
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" However, she'd reveal the lines were off her single "Barbie Dreams," a tribute to Notorious B.I.G.'s playfully disrespectful name-checking song "Just Playing (Dreams).
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McCoy recounted how his protégé—his "little buddy"—playfully trash-talked him about everyone else shooting for second at a competition in Chicago in 1993.
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"In case you run out of time, this is how I see it so far," Conway said playfully, holding up two simple rhyming flash cards.
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Maybe it's the playfully see-sawing sonics, or his the space he allows for the chorus, his voice beamed in from somewhere far far away.
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Most important, Snapchat has persuaded brands like Tiffany & Company, Kraft Foods and Burger King that its ads let them interact playfully with this young audience.
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Although Bow and Ruby's relationship could be described as playfully strained, at best, the older woman says something we've been waiting to hear for years.
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Taormina reached up and playfully gave Scott a face wash with his glove, which prompted a smile from Scott and a cheer from the crowd.
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That's save for the quest-givers who stand around until provoked, and that couple cursed to playfully splash by the shore of Galdin Quay forever.
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We have similar tastes, but with just enough variance that we can exchange suggestions and playfully disagree about the best parts of a band's discography.
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She draws on a range of sources from Renaissance decoration, James Ensor's grotesqueries, and Mike Kelley's abject vision, to create works that are playfully dark.
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Despite all the effort to make the dioramas believable, Cortis and Sonderegger playfully shatter the illusion by including their workshop and tools in the frame.
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Whiteside is starting his stroll toward the bullpen as a smattering of early onlookers playfully taunt him from the stands with a few "Eli" chants.
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" In his minimalistic apartment in a quiet neighbourhood in Etobicoke, his dog fumbles around playfully, while Anders gingerly holds out his hand for a "paw.
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He was the person in history who most playfully and fervently tried to learn everything there was to know about everything that could be known.
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Ms. Carson is the esteemed Canadian poet, classicist, professor and translator, known for playfully finding serious links between the ancient past and the evanescent present.
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Craig was one of the most popular sports reporters with fans and the superstar athletes he covered -- who loved to playfully mock his fashion sense.
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The couple now live in a playfully decorated penthouse duplex in a condominium on the Upper West Side with their two daughters, 10 and 4.
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We're at the point now where Mr. Fallon has been widely criticized for being too apolitical — and was eviscerated for playfully mussing Mr. Trump's hair.
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A groom bit his wife's exposed back playfully as they posed for photos on a balcony in this picture taken by Natan Sans in 2015.
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And the candidate herself playfully encouraged a late-night crowd in Council Bluffs to commit to her in the spirit of the holidays, or inebriation.
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The 16-second video, which was shared to Twitter, showed Bozarjian narrating the race to the camera as plenty of runners playfully zoomed past her.
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I have wanted to be the girl who could playfully sit on a friend's lap, or be carried across a threshold on my wedding night.
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Since its founding in 2013, the New York-based brand Vaquera has playfully subverted the concept of a finale look — a collection's final, showstopping ensemble.
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NBC's "The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon" is notably absent after being widely criticized by the left for playfully messing up Trump's hair in September 2016.
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In another clip, taken from inside the delivery room, Kim makes faces at Thompson — and playfully threatens to cut the NBA player's throat behind his back.
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An accompanying documentary film follows the five photographers, and has some great scenes of Iturbide playfully interacting with young Colombian children, enlisting one as her assistant.
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One video, posted to Ratajkowski's Instagram, shows the ladies dancing together, and at one point, Hadid playfully cups her hands around the "Blurred Lines" star's bosom.
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Because, Jimmy Fallon, you lost the right to joke about Donald Trump back in September when you playfully mussed the guy's hair on your own show.
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Platforms dance around playfully while you try to navigate them, and there are levels that play with light and natural elements, like ice, in clever ways.
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The moment is classic Transparent, playfully interrogating modern therapy-speak, while also understanding that when troubled people finally own their feelings, the process can hurt others.
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Then she playfully asks "what happened" to the doll Ohanian's attempted to swaddle — her fiancé missed one of the baby's legs when wrapping the doll up.
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Princess Charlotte stole the show at her parents' charity sailing race earlier this month when she playfully stuck out her tongue at the crowd below her.
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At another point, liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor appeared to pinch Gorsuch, sitting next to her, to playfully illustrate her point about what constitutes a violent act.
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Additionally, a brief snippet of vocals played in the background, before Rihanna turned the camera back on herself and playfully appeared to flash her middle finger.
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While Chuck dismantles the judicial system, upstanding Bryan reunites with Terri McCue (Susan Misner), his FBI ex-girlfriend, who playfully mocks his dedication to ping pong.
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Like Moore, Stewart sported a white shirt which she playfully unbuttoned before Snoop gently embraced her from behind and joined her in frosting a chocolate cake.
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They've since smoothed things over, and Thompson officially unblocked her after she playfully teased him about it while they were celebrating Khloé's birthday together in June.
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Animation was nevertheless enthusiastic about having the opportunity to playfully send up the character's past, in a movie that contains all kinds of knowing insider references.
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This is a real honor to give back," the actor shared, before playfully adding, "I would like to say the Ant-Man toy is particularly small.
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The versatile offering is intended to be experimentally and playfully styled, catering to varying personal aesthetics and contrasting vibes which many of us flit between daily.
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While playfully silly in the manner of so much excellent recent trap, Carti's drawl indicates a performer as dazed by his aural environment as the listener.
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During the playdate, the daughter of William's cousins Peter and Autumn Phillips playfully pushed George down a hill when he attempted to sit next to her.
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When the camera caught Chastain in the crowd, she playfully covered her face with a stuffed animal before revealing herself, wearing a pair of Rangers' sunglasses.
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You've probably seen the commercials with Leslie Mann and her 20-year-old daughter Maude Apatow playfully bickering as they bond over Jergens Wet Skin Moisturizier.
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T.I. still isn't in any mood to discuss it ... and tried his best to calmly and playfully put the hosts in check for bringing it up.
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A youthful, flaxen-haired Hockney peacocks for the camera, playfully biting his finger and playing with his hair, his bright blue eyes glinting behind round glasses.
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For example, through working with common materials such as cardboard and Sharpie, Daniel Green uses lists of addresses, dates, and names to playfully explore popular culture.
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She rapped about love, playfully ribbed the groom about marriage, and told the happy couple that the "stars aligned from up above" to bring them together.
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The exhibit, playfully titled in reference to the cult television show, Miami Vice, includes works that evoke walks along the beach with a candy-colored creamsicle.
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Most of us don't even get to come close to the playfully ruffled bouffant of Noel Edmonds, such is the awe-inspiring jejune of our lives.
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Little Thunder tries on different identities, playfully mining his accomplishments, his likes and dislikes and his hopes and dreams, searching for some defining essence of himself.
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His age has been the source of debate for decades — the official announcement playfully claims he was 19813 — but most reports state his age as 69.
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Tesla fans are speculating that his cryptic messages could refer to a new Tesla Model B. Or, it could just be Musk playfully trolling his followers.
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In another candid moment, Harry let a 4-year-old boy tug at his red beard with the prince playfully grimacing as Meghan stifled a laugh.
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This game playfully turned me into that longstanding pariah of fine dining—the customer who dumps salt and pepper all over his already perfectly seasoned dish.
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The "FOX & Friends" contributor posted video Wednesday morning of the dog, Kota, playfully wagging its tail while she berated the pup for chewing a bone loudly.
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"I playfully threw a little water over him, thinking he was giving me the go signal to do so," Branson writes on his blog about Cuban.
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The show playfully activates the Latin notion of "ignotum per ignotius," whereby the obscure is made cursorily known by way of an even more obscure reference.
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Gina Nations, a worker at a veterinary center in New York, said her practice had a client in her 80s whose cat often playfully scratched her.
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"Chhichhore" opens with a group of men running to playfully douse each other with water in what is supposed to be an initiation ritual of sorts.
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David Remnick, the magazine's editor, asked Mr. Wright to explain his home state; the writer playfully reminded the editor that he gets paid by the word.
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The tie-in book and Sci-Fi promotional show were pitched at the tone of Unsolved Mysteries or In Search Of, infotainment aiming to playfully deceive.
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Was the playfully predatory Lake, a one-hit wonder living in lonely opulence in a Utah ski town, killed for love, lust or something more abstract?
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But people who posted on social media about Amazon's debut were generally underwhelmed, with prospective Australian customers playfully pointing out lackluster product offerings and uncompetitive pricing.
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The playfully named Hot Young Widows Club was just what I needed — an online group for widows and widowers who'd lost their partners early in life.
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In it, Mr. Fallon said he regretted playfully running his fingers through Mr. Trump's hair on his show in September 2016, weeks before the presidential election.
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Severino, who fancies himself the best hitter among the Yankees' pitchers, playfully mocked Betances earlier on Tuesday and then handled the bat competently in the game.
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The opera's private experience playfully upends the Tapestry Room's original public function as the Music Room, where Isabella Stewart Gardner hosted concerts and other artistic events.
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Even its villain, Roman Sionis aka Black Mask (Ewan McGregor) is playfully psychotic, dressed in decadent, over-the-top Miami Vice suits and loud tropical patterns.
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I've brought you here because I have questions for you," Witherspoon told her son in a hilarious social media post, as Deacon playfully muttered, "Oh God.
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She zoomed in on sharks Lori Greiner and Kevin O'Leary, better known as Mr. Wonderful, and playfully added a filter of cat ears to O'Leary's head.
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Jennings and Holzhauer have also been playfully taunting each other on Twitter while the tournament is airing, without revealing who won (it was recorded in December).
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"It was a tough decision: Do I get involved in senior boxing [or] go for the light heavyweight challenge?" he quipped before playfully jabbing at Mitchell.
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She joins the team because she takes an immediate liking to the three woman, and her loud, playfully domineering presence gives every scene an added jolt.
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When we see Rey on Jakku in "TFA" eating one of her meal portions, she playfully puts on a Resistance helmet while sitting in the sand.
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I've brought you here because I have questions for you," Witherspoon told her son in a hilarious social media post, as Deacon playfully muttered, "Oh God.
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Its themes get repackaged more playfully in "Fun with Finn and Rose," but there's a dangerous undercurrent to both that hints at more than just adventure.
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And while the answers to these interviews may be playfully (and rightly) poking at the thinness of contemporary music journalism, that particular answer holds some weight.
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Sandoval strolled inside and, seeing that no one was behind the front desk, leaned on the counter and playfully smacked the bell several times, announcing his arrival.
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Trump&aposs opponents bashed Fallon for what they called a softball interview during which the former "Saturday Night Live" star playfully stroked the Republican nominee&aposs hair.
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Since the artwork's re-unveiling on Monday, tourists have been posting photos of themselves standing in front of or playfully cowering beneath the towering blob of blackness.
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Phelps sat steely-eyed under a jacket hood with headphones firmly pushed to his ears, while le Clos playfully bounced in front of him, boxing the air.
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The writers see themselves as an oppressed group, with one playfully describing the process of making the film as their opportunity to "come out of the closet".
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One scene in Germany shows Mohamad, a maths teacher and RBSS reporter, playfully flirting with his wife on the train and taking selfies at a Christmas market.
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She playfully suggests I should book my next trip to Toronto, just to see what it's like to visit an area so imbued with flirtatious Venusian energy.
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The royal couple have talked openly about their desire to start a family — with Prince Harry playfully shooting down a suggestion that he should have five children!
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Accounts of the latter often described sibling mischief gone awry: Younger brothers pointed rifles playfully at older sisters, then came the discharge and the game was done.
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Learning how to wrestle on a date is obviously a wild idea, so Bibiana and costar Amber Lauren Burnham playfully run back and forth on the turnbuckles.
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He playfully told the reporter, "Well, I'm right here," when asked why he hadn't spoken about claiming the high honor and nice check that goes with it.
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The plastic rhythmic strum in "Rose Colored Boy" and the wavy keyboard zigzags in "Fake Happy" playfully tease at the chorus before swelling cathartically up into it.
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Sid deciding not to do a TV show and instead return to his true passion ends the show on the same playfully ironic note it began on.
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The actor, 44, was all smiles as he playfully wrapped his arm around Halsey's neck and pretended to pull her backwards as they walked around the park.
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When Mr. Cruz's microphone fell silent on Saturday, he calmly asked for a replacement and playfully tapped his fingers against it to determine if it was working.
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Blackmon, who runs a personal Facebook page called Delicate Flower, posted a nude photo of her own on Sunday, which was originally taken playfully by her husband.
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During the 2016 race for the White House, politicians have employed these sponsored filters to playfully knock their opponents and attract the attention of college-age voters.
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As he often does, Barros watches the girls run their drills from the sidelines and playfully calls out the ones who aren't giving the exercises their all.
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CNN on Wednesday playfully fact-checked a joke by White House press secretary Sean Spicer about how desperate the media is to connect President Trump to Moscow.
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The dogs playfully ran after the balls that went out of play and reluctantly returned them to the players and dog trainers during the match this week.
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There he befriended a group of students with whom he formed Vampire Weekend , the playfully erudite pop band that has more or less defined his adult life.
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A 'highly capable sponge for disease' For a couple of years in a row, pest control giant Orkin playfully named Chicago the "rattiest" city in the country.
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Playfully, she grabbed at Robyn's fingers under the surface of the flour, but Robyn snatched them back, dismayed, and wouldn't try the scones when they were baked.
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He golfed with the defending NBA MVP in Martha's Vineyard last summer and playfully ribbed him during Golden State's championship celebration at the White House in February.
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They remind us that cocktails give us a place on which to project some of our more indecorous desires and, by liquid proxy, playfully indulge in taboos.
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They arranged themselves into the circles that they call cyphers and took turns in the middle, showing off specialty moves or playfully responding to another dancer's challenge.
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Two noteworthy exceptions: their most famous song, "Final Day," which playfully envisions a nuclear apocalypse, and "The Man Amplifier," which depicts a part-man, part-robot character.
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The video for "Bad Views," directed by Marleaux Desire, shows Soduh hanging in the neighborhood with friends who bounce around, playfully boxing each other to the beat.
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The painting's background is subtly sewn through with the rectilinear blues and yellows and reds and white of Mondrian's work, to which the painting's title playfully alludes.
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In Indianapolis, Michigan players took the floor with their arms raised and pointing at the empty stands, playfully exhorting the non-crowd to make some non-noise.
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As we stood by the entrance, a willowy teenager threw a flamboyant, hip-thrusting pose for his friend, playfully impersonating one of the pictures in the gallery.
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"Waters looked playfully into my eyes and said: 'I'm going to have to make you the Egg,'" he wrote in The New York Times Magazine in 2012.
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" It's an easy mistake: Mr. Adams's opera, with a libretto by Peter Sellars, playfully nods to "La Fanciulla del West," or "The Girl of the Golden West.
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He has playfully slipped some Japanese touches into other unmistakably French dishes, like appetizers of duck rillettes with a wasabi hollandaise and escargots seasoned with shiso butter.
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But that did not stop two art students from playfully reframing New York's subway system as an art museum that documents and preserves the city's anthropological history.
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" On Monday, The View co-host Meghan McCain said she was "team Chrissy," playfully tweeting, "Since when is there something wrong with being a filthy mouthed wife?
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Vancouver Is Awesome reports that the Market recently switched from the standard version to customized plastic bags that have been designed to playfully shame whoever's carrying them.
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This narrative inconsistency playfully answers the charge that the personal essay is just navel gazing, as she imagines new and productive ways a writer can observe herself.
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During a recent performance, he was the most affecting person onstage, with precise timing and a wonderful ability to switch — playfully, seamlessly — between male and female characters.
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Mr. Bloomberg has no "bedside manner" and "no common touch, no connection to people," Mr. de Blasio said, before playfully inviting Mr. Hannity to Mr. Sanders's inauguration.
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I thought she handled Dean perfectly: She playfully reproached him when he got out of the car, and he looked so appropriately chagrined when he approached her.
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But the father-son stuff plays flatly less because it's been told before (like, forever) than because he can't figure out how to playfully kink it up.
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The lifestyle icon, who playfully referred to herself as the "first girlfriend," and Cuomo had been together since 2005 after meeting at a party in the Hamptons.
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Tyson coaches him up and gives him a few tips -- while playfully throwing some kicks in the mix, something he obviously couldn't do in the boxing ring.
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The playfully intrusive narrator offers commentary on the conventions of Victorian literature and suggests multiple endings that leave the fate of Sarah and Charles in readers' hands.
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"This playfully difficult, gem-choked puzzle of a book ... serves as a key to Bolaño's later work, unlocking clues to his abiding obsessions," Liesl Schillinger wrote here.
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They were at a bar on the Lower East Side when Mr. Killip's friends playfully questioned his ability to get the phone number of a beautiful woman.
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Even before everyone sat down for the meeting, Trump playfully said to two of the executives, "start building in the U.S," according to a press pool report.
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As the two played out their scenes, shrieking and playfully pushing around one another, the women recounted their own memories of watching Dynasty for the first time.
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Due to start once more before pitching the season opener April 2108 against Tampa Bay, Tanaka playfully asked reporters where and when he should make that start.
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The encounter began playfully, she wrote, with Trump asking her to try on lingerie for him, and her telling him that maybe he should do so instead.
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Now Mr. Trump's endorsement is so central to Mr. DeSantis's campaign that in a new ad released Monday the congressman playfully concedes his dependence on Mr. Trump.
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"All right, all right, we got a show to do," Obama, who wore a loose-fitting shimmering silver jumpsuit, said playfully when the audience wouldn't settle down.
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A few minutes later, he got up and made a snowball from a drift that had accumulated beneath a broken skylight, and threw it at me playfully.
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Little Mix member Jesy Nelson is catching tremendous backlash for playfully singing along to one of R. Kelly's most famous songs in the wake of Lifetime's docuseries.
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One day, while eating berries and attempting to get her strength up, the woman said she saw a deer acting strangely, jumping around playfully like a dog.
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Richard and Emily live closed-off, isolated lives, where they seem to spend most of their time playfully bickering with each other or sniping at their maids.
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As the noise settled, Bella Noche eased into a chair and read three books, which playfully addressed themes of diversity and acceptance, starting with Julián Is a Mermaid.
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The two actors got playfully handsy with each other while walking the red carpet for their upcoming film Alice Through the Looking Glass on Monday in Los Angeles.
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Observe how an artist moves between materials, from sculpey to ceramic and paint, to playfully touch on the ways color can test the limits of beauty and ugliness.
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During an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to promote their movie The Post, Hanks playfully joked about what it's like to work with his costar.
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However, both couples split in the past year and the two blonde content creators began playfully collabing and joking-but-maybe-not-joking about being in a relationship.
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She shared the photo on Instagram Friday afternoon, along with a caption playfully calling out Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, the hit show's executive producer and her longtime producing partner.
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As TMZ first reported, Tiffany told friends Sanaa Lathan was the culprit who playfully bit Bey last December at an after-party for Jay-Z's 4:44 concert.
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In videos posted to designer Zac Posen's Instagram story, the couple are seen lounging in the back seats of a bus as they dance and playfully hold hands.
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It is her hardiness — in the debates, in her campaign announcement in a Minnesota blizzard last year (which she playfully tells crowds was meant to impress New Hampshire).
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For those who don't want to sacrifice their infinity screen, the more fun option to hide the hole punch is to use wallpapers to playfully disguise the cutout.
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When her eldest son, former President George W. Bush, visited about 10 days before her death, the two playfully needled each other in the way they always did.
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Not to be outdone, Reynolds responded in the comments, "I was so happy back then," further fueling the split rumors that he's playfully responded to on Twitter. 4.
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" Often, he playfully tweaks the lyrics, like when he prefaces "1969" by singing, "When I was 21…I did lots of LSD and had sex all the time.
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Luyendyk Jr. shared a video of Burnham playfully pushing him around the hospital hallway in a wheelchair before a nurse caught them — laughing that she wouldn't tell anyone.
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There are 400 pounds of cargo aboard the spacecraft, along with an instrumented dummy SpaceX playfully named Ripley, in homage to Sigourney Weaver's character in the "Alien" movies.
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" Sales trainer Randone, 31, chimed in to quip that the information was "breaking news" that "just happened," playfully chiding his wife, "I can't believe you just said that.
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It also can determine if two teens are swearing at each other playfully as they compete in a video game or if one is verbally harassing the other.
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I remember being 8 or 9 years old and running around the house without a shirt on when a family friend playfully suggested that I needed a bra.
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He and his wife Jen found humor in the misfortune though, playfully telling their children to keep an eye out for Anson's wallet during trips to the park.
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He was even something of a clown in front of the camera, dressing up for recreations of scenes from Sir Walter Scott's novels, and playfully posing with friends.
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A woman's face smirks playfully from one image, her face peering out with its human features, while her body sports the yellow and black pattern of a bee.
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The show, which has won 32 Emmy awards and was nominated for an Oscar in the animated short category in 2012, often playfully and poignantly satirizes American culture.
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The video was filmed during Ciara's pregnancy and shows her and her Seattle Seahawks quarterback husband strolling along the beach and playfully swinging as the waves roll in.
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By deconstructing linen and dying with indigo, Cassandra Holden works with woven material to expose fibers of linen and playfully explore the status and physicality of the medium.
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Throughout the production process for the first season, Morgan had playfully mocked one of the show's directors, Stephen Daldry, for laying the pomp and circumstance on too thick.
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In a short clip, the then-congressional candidate is seen being playfully tackled by a dog on the street while sitting down on a phone call last summer.
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"The president's fired up about 'Monday Night Football,'" Josh Earnest, the White House press secretary, playfully told reporters who asked if President Obama planned to watch the debate.
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As the ball landed there, the Boston Red Sox poured out of the first-base dugout and congregated around home plate while Ramirez danced playfully around the bases.
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He enjoyed playfully tormenting his longtime friend Eric Ripert (who, sadly, was the first to discover his death) with fiery-hot peppercorns in Sichuan and excessive liquor elsewhere.
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And on the floor of the Quicken Loans Arena, a man playfully asked Eric Trump, Mr. Trump's 32-year-old son, for a bottle of his family's wine.
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If it acts like a cat, purrs like a cat and playfully bites at you like a cat, then double-check because it might also be a toucan.
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When, at a beachside bar, a drunken bachelor tried to playfully bite — yes, bite — one of the women's arms ("Who does that?" she asked), they staged an intervention.
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People will be more receptive to your message if it is delivered humorously or playfully, but it doesn't mean that they will actually act to alleviate the problem.
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Weather Channel field reporter Matt Seidel was subjected to some playfully mockery on social media after referring to a snowman as a "snowperson" in a tweet on Tuesday.
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San Diego-born, Oakland-based producer producer, Damon Bell, has shared a playfully suspenseful new track off his forthcoming Ankh Boogie EP for UK imprint Don't Be Afraid.
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On the playfully bouncing "Silent Stars," Odell tries his hand at percussive production, and comes up with a funky groove that's sure to move any hips it encounters.
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She works with electronics mostly, but the music she makes feels more like cartography than engineering, playfully tracing the outer realms that she uncovers through her careful exploration.
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On recent shows for Newsmax TV, I playfully suggested to two conservative Republicans I like and respect that if Trump is nominated they might join Republicans for Hillary.
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" Still, it's refreshing to hear Mr. Batmanglij playfully sing about "two boys, one to kiss your neck and one to bring you breakfast," in the song "Bike Dream.
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Holding hands, they prayed and read psalms, as a mandolin player accompanied their chants and a 2-year-old girl hit a ball playfully against the pink walls.
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Run by a tattooed young staff and playfully overdecorated with nautical-kitsch décor, La Boite à Sardine at first seems a silly take on the traditional seafood shack.
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He playfully chastised himself for stumbling over the words when he read one late in the race at New Hampshire, but he said he was becoming more comfortable.
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"This moment, this year, this time is not easy," Mr. O'Rourke thundered once he reached the stage, by turns swearing playfully in two languages to make his case.
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He playfully forces his band to do solos again and again, first faster, then slower, like a circus ringleader, but he almost never imposes directives on his audience.
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Chamoiseau, who playfully describes himself in the novel as Oiseau de Cham, or "word scratcher," seeks to fill the silence left by the death of the oral tradition.
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The Safdies, two of the more playfully inventive filmmakers working in American cinema, won't stop, either, which makes "Uncut Gems" fun if also wearying and at times annoying.
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Playfully rendered and often crudely animated, the bright technicolor objects which populate the games he's helped create have tended to function as fodder for the player to consume.
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Flat colorful shapes playfully combine to depict the carefully observed (small dump truck, small loading shovel, snowmobile) and the completely imagined (castle car, chewing-gum car, crystal car).
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Hidden beneath its parodistic action-comedy exterior is a message, one that doesn't set out to merely lampoon the genre but to playfully question almost everything about it.
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In the heartwarming clip, Stormi can seemingly be seen planting a kiss on her mother (who's behind the camera) before playfully pulling back and sticking out her tongue.
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It's the place where Italian cuisine is elegantly and playfully delivered on the same level as fancy French cuisine, the dinner experience that would even make Berlusconi blush.
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The two share a meal, with wine, and playfully smash a hard-boiled and raw egg together, not knowing which was which (Flora has the hard-boiled one).
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The image being an effete substitute for genuine spatial extension, the absurdity of trying to replicate the human body in images is implied in Knight's playfully pessimistic exhibition.
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Indian Dogue is the brainchild of 20163-year-old Shai Divan, who started the account a few weeks ago while she was playfully taking pictures of her pet Skye.
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The song — which tells the mournful yet tongue-in-cheek story about a duel between two cowboys — is playfully rendered in the style of Johnny Cash or Willie Nelson.
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"We said we don't want no fake news here," one elderly woman cracked to a local state legislator as she laughed and playfully gestured to the reporter interviewing him.
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Afterward, he marched back into the spin room to take a victory lap for the nationally televised debate he had brokered and to playfully photobomb a few party insiders.
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Asked if he could "be Eiko," Mr. Kelly sank glacially to the floor with wide, sad eyes — a convincing impression — prompting Eiko to playfully storm out of the room.
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After PewDiePie playfully addressed being overtaken by T-Series as the biggest channel on YouTube, his fans rallied and ran to their comments to fan the flames of feud.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's premiere, deckhand Danny Zureikat is playfully dubbed "pocket rocket" by British stewardess Julia d'Albert Pusey, who doesn't know the moniker's NSFW implications.
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Batty playfully asks us about how much responsibility we have toward our digital pets, and the silly ending of the game suggests our own conscience might not be enough.
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In one of the most candid moments of the royal tour so far, Prince Harry playfully swatted flies away from a woman who was delivering a speech on Tuesday.
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Yes, there still are creeps (playfully voiced by Aaron Paul!) in the new galaxy Nanette finds herself in, but now the newly-minted Captain Cole can hyper-warp away.
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Cheekily set to "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)," the sequence is funny, but it's also playfully awe-inspiring, a perfect marriage of effects, spectacle, and straight-up wonder.
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Last December, when the actress turned 30, the musician posted a snapshot of the pair zooming down a road on a motorcycle, as she playfully stuck out her tongue.
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Regardless, this is a far cry from the engaged couple's mood the last time we saw them ... when Biebs playfully chatted about wedding plans with his bride-to-be.
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She playfully claims it from a little boy's hands as she skips down the street in her fluttery, ruffled yellow dress, her face lit up with a charming smile.
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After an old video of her dancing in college was recirculated last week online, she playfully responded in kind, filming a new clip of her outside her Congressional office.
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His albums, moreover, can feel like an attempt to dismantle firm gender barriers that cut through Afghan culture, playfully subverting hyper-masculine themes by contrasting them with feminine imagery.
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But it wasn't until after Trump's inauguration that Colbert finally overtook Fallon (who was criticized during the election campaign for playfully tousling the Republican nominee's hair) in the ratings.
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In the snapshot, Lenny and the Big Little Lies actress zoom down a road as he steers a motorcycle and she playfully sticks out her tongue as the passenger.
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Biblical allusions aside, Faust 3 also playfully alludes to a wide range of material, including Shakespeare, Billie Holiday, Christmas carols, Roman history, Yeats, Donne, and of course Goethe's Faust.
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In "Late At Night" she tells the tale of a woman who nonchalantly lives lavishly, spending money on her own terms and playfully dismissing the men in her life.
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There was the playfully competitive counterpoint of "Death to Advertising," the liquid arpeggios in "Veda (Paraphrase)" and a virtuosically set faux folk tune in "The New Sincerity Auld Reel."
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"Very important lunch date 🙌🏻👊🏻❤" Bloom wrote alongside the image, in which the actor was all smiles as his son playfully hid behind a colorful orange beverage.
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In this sense, the Useless Machine is like a battery-operated koan: a playfully profound riddle on the relationship between humans and technology, and on the nature of intelligence.
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Together we have traveled the globe, spent almost two years hanging out, playfully arguing about things like who can hold their breath longer and talking at length about Room.
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In March, the duo shared photos of their trip to a New York City art museum, where they playfully parodied Grant Wood's American Gothic painting in an Instagram post.
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The parallels aren't simply the work of a fabulist, though; the playfully urgent film is inspired by real events—as Lee styles it, "some fo' real, fo' real shit".
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Just days before his death, he attended a show at a local jazz club, and playfully showed off his new piano and guitar at a party at his studio.
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Though the always playfully ferocious Olek doesn't lead with feminist talking points, it's difficult not to contextualize her works as playful but nevertheless punk rock acts of feminist protest.
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Critics lambasted Fallon for what they dubbed a softball interview with Trump, at the end of which Fallon playfully tousled the then-GOP presidential nominee's oft-talked-about hair.
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"I was impressed by the possibilities of clothing that can be worn by anyone," says the show's curator, MOCA's Lanka Tattersall, noting how the garments playfully subvert fashion norms.
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Mr. Hachadourian, whose official title is director of glasshouse horticulture and senior curator of orchids, seems to delight in playfully needling people with facts about plants — orchids in particular.
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After lathering with soap and rubbing the back of her hands as directed, DeGeneres playfully told the audience that it's recommended to wash hands for at least 20 seconds.
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He playfully snaps it open and closed, and Ms. Roberts erupts into a spontaneous shout of laughter that totally and improbably dispels the creepy transactional haze of the scene.
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The host's fortunes seemed to change in September 2016, when he playfully tousled Mr. Trump's hair during an interview segment, a moment that has come to haunt Mr. Fallon.
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She posted a video of the couple getting manicures and pedicures, zooming in on McCartney during his hand massage as he playfully stuck out his tongue at his fiancé.
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Alternating lacquered bouffant updos reminiscent of the 1960s with dyed Marine crew cuts, Mr. Palau, in concert with Mr. Jacobs, playfully undercut the tropes of masculine and feminine presentation.
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The Frenchman gave a "totally fake and scripted" speech, as he describes it, followed by an unscripted Murray taking the stage and playfully making fun of the auto executive.
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Laura Molina's 2004 painting "Amor Alien" playfully takes on the challenges of interracial romance with a beautiful, green-skinned woman draped across the lap of a dashing white man.
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In the last picture from Williams' social media post, Ohanian, 36, and the athlete are both dressed to the nines as they playfully swung their daughter in the air.
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On December 3, in honor of Dewan's birthday, Kazee shared a series of photo booth images of himself and the actress playfully making faces, laughing and sharing a kiss.
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The Royal Court's smaller Theater Upstairs is doing its bit for sexual candor, if less so for the act itself, via the playfully named "The Prudes" (through June 2).
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Baez came up again in the third with a bright red bat, stepped out of the box and playfully waved to his pal Francisco Lindor in the A.L. dugout.
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Writing to his friend John Laurens in 1779, Hamilton playfully specified the many qualities he was looking for in a wife and showed off his way with a phrase.
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One of the current preoccupations of fine jewelry collectors is an assemblage of necklaces that is layered, personal and playfully disheveled (or artfully edited, as the case may be).
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Later, when he brought Miss Colombia up with him to the front of the stage, he playfully showed off the cue card to prove he had read it correctly.
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Not to be confrontational or unnecessarily difficult, but to playfully nudge folks to examine their assumptions about performance and community by engaging a very different take on those things.
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Related: Step Into A Playfully Disorienting Pastel Digital Art World Stereoscopic GIFs Get Trippy Makeovers with Neural Network Imaging Take a Walk in Someone Else's Shoes with POV-Altering Headgear
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Finally, Sally Hackett playfully commemorates the young, notably absent from most public commemorations, with her ceramic "Fountain of Youth" in a small courtyard off the souvenir shop-lined Royal Mile.
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While on trial in Utah for the kidnapping of Carol DaRonch (who escaped), Bundy wore nice suits, had his hair coiffed, and playfully bantered with reporters about finishing law school.
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Something you did recently, Aquarius — perhaps with playfully innocent motives, perhaps with darker intentions — is about to get blown out of proportion, so prepare to be thrust into the spotlight.
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The two got playfully handsy with each other for the cameras on the carpet, and were seen drinking wine together before the VIP party started at The Hollywood Roosevelt hotel.
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" The mother of three went on to playfully add that while Oakley didn't find the photoshoot frightening, she may have been "mad I wouldn't give her all the gut goodies!
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Gynd's portraits capture a similar sense of self-exploration, as the unrecognizable silhouette of the artist, shrouded head-to-toe in traditional textiles, playfully (or stoically) poses in unadulterated landscapes.
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In Baltimore, public artist Graham Coreil-Allen has helped install several playfully designed crosswalks, from hopscotch patterns downtown to multicolored foot, hoof, bird and paw prints in a residential neighborhood.
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"I'm blessed, because not that many people get the opportunity," he said, before playfully noting that being tall comes in handy in more places than just on the basketball court.
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Other items include graphic tees; sneakers featuring Coach's signature hangtag playfully redesigned in the shape of Mickey's ears; a punky, studded biker jacket; oversized Mickey dolls and shearling beanbags (#need).
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In late August, the pair was photographed hugging and laughing outside of Nightingale in West Hollywood, with Olympios jumping into Jackson's arms and playfully planting a kiss on his cheek.
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The singer thinks the 5-month-old, whom the family playfully calls "the monster" for her constant and loud movement, is going to be just fine when she grows up.
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In late August, the pair was photographed hugging and laughing outside of Nightingale in West Hollywood, with Olympios jumping into Jackson's arms and playfully planting a kiss on his cheek.
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But even more immediately, astrologer Kimberly Peta Dewhirst writes that your Venus return can put you in the mood to shop, pamper yourself, or playfully flirt with your casual crush.
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In the quiet twilight of Cape Cod, insulated from the boisterous pianos and merrymaking on Provincetown's Commercial Street, you can see the animals swimming, almost playfully, just 10 feet offshore.
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She showed that in a mini-moment Monday night when she playfully accused CNN anchor Chris Cuomo of creeping over her shoulder as she tried to finish answering a question.
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The race care driver shared a video of Burnham playfully pushing him around the hospital hallway in a wheelchair before a nurse caught them — laughing that she wouldn't tell anyone.
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Hackenwerth has created five new designs, each an exotic organism that connects with passersby as they playfully move throughout the Brookfield Place, NY. For full schedule and details visit brookfieldplaceny.com
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Tesla is actually enthusiastic about the opportunity that Mr. Musk presented us with when he playfully tweeted company information that cost him and the company $40 million in SEC fines.
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She also playfully showed off her bright-pink nail polish and accompanying hand jewelry, which included her new engagement ring: a gold sparkler with diamonds and an emerald center stone.
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Comedy, dressed in a revealing pink dress, playfully tugs Garrick away from Tragedy, who looks absolutely disgusted while holding his hand — almost just like in the beloved distracted boyfriend meme.
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In March, Kardashian West shared a photo of the two posing together, coordinating in sweet and white pink outfits and looking at each other as Chi playfully covered her mouth.
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Just a week ago, the Danish Embassy in China took its alien mollusk crisis to the mainland's vibrant social media, playfully inviting people to "come and eat" these shellfish invaders.
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The opening track, "First Time," playfully twists expectations, with Jepsen singing a devastating line — "Every time my heart breaks / it feels like the first time" — as a relentlessly upbeat chorus.
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While celebrating Khloé's birthday last week, Kim playfully teased Thompson about the block, sharing videos of him officially unblocking her on her Instagram story to prove that they're moving on.
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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi stopped by Kocktails with Khloé Wednesday, where she playfully recounted meeting Khloé at the one-year anniversary party thrown for her by Lamar Odom back in 2010.
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In the film, after she is shooed away from the Stonewall's storefront, Marsha hands a playfully illustrated birthday party invitation to her gal pal and fellow trans activist Sylvia Rivera.
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Related: Step Into A Playfully Disorienting Pastel Digital Art World Now You Can Try Out the Picture Frame for Digital Art IRL Surreal Digital Art Recalls Dalí and M.C. Escher
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In it, he riffs on a gift he made as a boy at summer camp for his mother and playfully contrasts it with the gifts his mother has given him.
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In the midst of a difficult real estate negotiation a few years ago, the Swatch-wearing Mr. Kushner playfully proposed an unconventional solution to a standoff: an arm-wrestling match.
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Ariana posted a video she'd shot of Mac back when they were dating -- it's a touching clip of both of them giggling as he playfully asks her to stop recording.
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Dillon Francis may have toned down his party-starting sound on radio-ready new single, "Anywhere" featuring Will Heard, but its accompanying music video remains as playfully ridiculous as ever.
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Digs at Trump (including one about his "mushroom dick") abound, as do withering jabs at Megyn Kelly and playfully self-aware ones about the prospects of Trump winning in 2016.
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Revealed at the Johnson Museum celebrates the Cubist forms of Bolotowsky, the heavy geometry of Swinden, and a playfully abstracted ocean scene by Rugolo through conserved fragments and archival materials.
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Denver Broncos stud WR Demaryius Thomas had a helluva weekend -- playfully saying, "F**k Tom Brady" and dancing topless on a bar in Georgia ... and TMZ Sports has the footage.
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They share a tender scene in which Manke playfully pretends to be Rifkele's bridegroom and impulsively implores her to come away with her so they can share a life together.
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Mr. Fallon, by contrast, has been criticized for being somewhat apolitical and appearing too cozy with Mr. Trump, especially in a September segment when he playfully tousled Mr. Trump's hair.
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I was thinking back to that clash this week, which ended three days later as McCain and Obama playfully cocked their fists and mugged for the cameras on Capitol Hill.
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In August, Adams, who plays Mike Ross opposite Markle's Rachel Zane on the legal drama Suits, posted an old photo of Markle playfully kissing him on the cheek while on set.
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The topic of polyamory and open relationships comes up (we're talking about the show Easy on Netflix), but we playfully start transitioning the idea to ourselves and if it could work.
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After deciding to wait inside his dad's car during the Victory Lane champagne spray bath, he ultimately climbed out and playfully splashed a water bottle on Harvick's business manager standing nearby.
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The image depicts white tourists playfully interacting with an enormous totem outside of a tourist welcome center — two children peek out from behind the totem while the parents take the picture.
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"Sometimes it feels more like I&aposm already seeing how they&aposre going to be as teenagers where they&aposre sort of ganging up on me," Wilson playfully shared with DeGeneres.
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She also found it particularly hilarious that, at the end of the clip, the rapper playfully ragged on Isreal a bit for not having social media accounts to promote his music.
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Elsewhere there is robotic arm in a Perspex box that is programmed to playfully interact, puppy-like, with passing visitors, turning to someone else if they fail to sufficiently entertain it.
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At the time, Mr. Rubio playfully noted that the news media was in the room but said he did not hear what the man had said, drawing laughs from the crowd.
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She then followed it up with a hilarious video that featured Williams playfully pushing the board out from underneath her and laughing hysterically while swimming away in the crystal blue water.
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The longtime horse lover couldn't hide a smile as she playfully chided a 3-year-old Shetland pony named Cruachan IV, who is the mascot of the Royal Regiment of Scotland.
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"Now you got me wondering too," the actor replied, before playfully holding up a photo of the tattoo to see if it could fit on his rear end, chest or arm.
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While Kendrick seems to be able to playfully forget being a part of Twilight, her costar Robert Pattinson doesn't quite have that luxury, having gained worldwide fame after portraying Edward Cullen.
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The rapper's 30-second commercial pictures her playfully reassuring diner customers that Pepsi is, in fact, okay to drink … though it takes them a bit to understand what sound she's making.
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In an attempt to keep the peace, Thompson and Kim, 38, exchanged a less-than-enthusiastic hug — but not before she playfully threatened to cut the NBA player behind his back.
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The video and "interview" playfully reminds viewers of his past relationship with Apple, with Long saying he has "a ton of experience in tech" and that he has never directed anything.
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In an attempt to keep the peace, Thompson and Kim exchange a less than an enthusiastic hug — but not before she playfully threatens to cut the NBA player behind his back.
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Others have specifically pointed to the NBC host playfully tousling Trump's hair during a guest appearance in September as grounds for his decline, which might be more wishful thinking than reality.
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She inserts an internal condom, then a speculum—the metal's glint exaggerated by sparkling gifs that dance playfully on the surface of the screen—and slowly begins to crank it open.
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In response to one of the show's best moments, they squeal and giggle with delight when a cast member playfully writes out "coward" on her shy love interest's omurice in ketchup.
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A characteristic shot is of Ms. Pelosi conducting an interview while holding a camera herself — a selfie by proxy — so that we can see her while she playfully hectors her subjects.
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On Wednesday, the "Make Me" singer, 34, playfully recounted a story to BBC Radio 1 about how she "almost drowned" in the Pacific Ocean while vacationing in Hawaii earlier this summer.
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This gets us thinking: Anderson did somewhat convincingly play a gun-wielding mercenary in the 1996 classic that is Barb Wire—perhaps Assange playfully called her "babe" to his eternal detriment?
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Concurrent with the happy rediscovery of the "Sottsass look," design studios around the world have been producing boldly hued and playfully geometric wares for consumers who have tired of colorless minimalism.
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During this routine, filmed at Town Hall in Manhattan, Mr. Elmaleh discusses his move from Paris to New York, pokes fun at the English language and playfully mocks American dating conventions.
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A collage with a label for bullion "en cubitos" playfully shows off his Cubist knowledge, while a pair of painted overalls titled "New York Suit" (1920s) feels very New York Dada.
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I deposited these with her in the evenings and was happy to hear her little laughs as she playfully made them into piles, because sometimes survival depends on these little things.
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They posted a photo of him smiling playfully on his way to a bone marrow test, a white tube inserted in his nose held in place by two teddy bear adhesives.
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The crowd cheered and whistled at the question, posed with more than a hint that the headquarters should be right there in the region, then playfully booed as Mr. Bezos demurred.
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Chris Greenwell -- the father of the alleged victim -- told the Philadelphia Inquirer his son had "playfully patted" Gritty on the head after taking a picture ... but Gritty responded with real violence.
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" As the actress joined in on the interview, Macey repeated the question to Dawson, who playfully turned it back on Booker: "I think the questions really needs to come from him.
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The two 'Hills' stars shared the same space Friday on Kaitlynn's Instagram story, where Brody made a brief appearance as he playfully flipped her off and then pushed away her camera.
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Or, that's what you might think if you believed the playfully Photoshopped images of his daughter, Hannah, that went viral on Reddit two years ago, and were featured here on Mashable.
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At the award ceremony, Whan was presented by Tom Quinlan, the chief executive and chairman of LSC Communications, who playfully asked Whan if he could open with a Lexi Thompson joke.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)It could be any ad on YouTube: A blonde model playfully puts her hand in front of the camera lens, dons white sunglasses and flashes a grin.
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In a recent interview with the Guardian, writer Decca Aitkenhead asked RuPaul about "the contradiction between his playfully elastic sensibility and the militant earnestness of the transgender movement" (which, already, yikes).
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Instead, we are left with only Büttner's interpretations of Kant's thoughts, gathered as a kind of collaboration between his stock of library images and her own, playfully challenging Kant's presumed authority.
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I love to watch the episodes however where she prepares anything regarding pasta, where she almost always playfully slurps spaghetti in her robe for a midnight snack come the episode's close.
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Atop an antique fire truck, a muscled go-go boy in red shorts swings his hips to a Quad City DJ's dance classic while a fireman playfully sprays him with bottled water.
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During a performance of "Sorry," Bieber, 22, and one of his backup dancers began playfully splashing back and forth on stage and kicking water at one other, when Bieber accidentally slipped – hard.
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Yet after seeing Talking Tina torment her owner's family, I could never make eye contact with my Samantha and Addy dolls, so sure was I that they would wink playfully at me.
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Mirren, 72, wore a Chaplin-esque buttoned coat and wide-legged grey checkered trousers and as she made her way down the runway, she playfully slung a walking stick over her shoulder.
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The late night host playfully explained that Conway may not be completely wrong in her claim as he revealed that his show uses a microwave camera on a tripod to the audience.
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But when Harry raised his finger to his mouth to playfully shush the adorable dog, Winnie immediately obeyed and sat nicely so the prince could give her another pat on the head.
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Maybe that is why the playfully physical nature of Pask's forms and the somewhat analogue vibe of the installation powerfully draws the viewer's awareness to this omnipresent conversation between machines and people.
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The pair showed off their bond in the clip shared by Make-A-Wish, which includes them laughing and Kaydence playfully arresting Fillion while she wore a cop uniform and dark aviators.
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In a silly family photo, the twins flashed peace signs as Dion, dressed casually in red sneakers and an all-black ensemble, playfully held a gold mask up to her son's face.
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Ahead of the premiere, the "Back to You" singer was featured on her makeup artist Hung Vanngo's Instagram, where she playfully shimmied in her dress and showed off her "soft-glam" makeup.
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Featuring super-wide cargo shorts, tri-colored board shorts, and camping pants, Chloé's playfully beautiful display treated those utility bottoms like a ball skirt, pairing them with delicate heels and pretty tops.
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Daniel (Y'lan Noel) and Issa playfully debrief their new sleeping arrangement — in the same bed — and it quickly turns into him performing cunnilingus while she enjoys a bag of Flamin Hot Cheetos.
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More importantly, though, it's offering some playfully relevant options to choose from: You'll see characters from Netflix originals, including Stranger Things and Queer Eye, that you can choose to adorn your profile.
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"I didn't have to compete and I was not nominated for anything and I literally got to sit there while people made me beautiful, so I was in heaven," Nagasu says playfully.
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Playfully disarming your lover with comedy is a great way to ease the tension in a text communication, and often presents the shortest distance between a cold call and the end goal.
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Alongside the work, Janelle Iglesias's "Untitled (Stack for San Diego)" (2018) resembles a totem pole of Styrofoam coolers and terracotta pots that playfully reconsiders assemblage in the context of the natural world.
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The stay-at-home mom became known as the "paralyzed bride" in 2010 after a friend playfully pushed her in the pool at her bachelorette party, paralyzing her from the chest down.
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The turbulent conditions kicked out the satellite connection on the barge, which is playfully named Just Read the Instructions, which resulted in the NASA and SpaceX live webcasts crashing for several minutes.
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In these photos, Davis playfully recreates vacation selfies—cheesy images you might see on a photo slideshow, with self-aware jabs at how Westerners behave (often disrespectfully)— while vacationing in developing countries.
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The reality stars put on a show for paparazzi outside of Nighingale in West Hollywood on Wednesday night, with Olympios jumping into Jackson's arms and playfully planting a kiss on his cheek.
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Henson sat down with Jimmy Fallon for a little bit of fun last night, playfully busting out her acting chops while pretending that her saucy character had been ejected from planet Earth.
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Watch it hereAmazon description: Join Molly, Gil, Bubble Puppy, and their friends in Mr. Grouper's class as they playfully and musically explore preschool subjects like colors, farms, doctors, dinosaurs, and much more.
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After an old video of Ocasio-Cortez dancing in college was recirculated by trolls online in January, she playfully responded in kind, filming a new clip of her outside her Congressional office.
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A card from Barbra Streisand postmarked November 1978, for example, thanks Mr. Dylan for sending flowers and playfully suggests that they make a record together; there is no evidence of a response.
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The two songs he appears on, "Emotional" and "Tip Toes," make for some of Icy's most memorable moments; the pair playfully spar with each other, exchanging innuendoes that might make you blush.
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" When asked if he'll make time to see the fight in August, Golovkin, whose English is improving, playfully looked at his personalized Hublot watch and said, "Maybe, if I have enough time.
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Berlin-via-Oakland producer Armon Bazile, aka AYBEE, today shared a playfully neurotic new track off his upcoming third studio LP, The Odyssey, which will be released via his own Deepblak Recordings.
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For all its dark intimations of a society in thrall to technology and individuals shorn of their individuality mindlessly letting go of their will, "Golem" remains playfully comic in tone and spirit.
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Occasionally, Mr. Trump blows off steam in bursts of boyish exuberance: At the end of a fund-raiser on Long Island last week, he playfully buzzed the crowd twice with his helicopter.
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Atlantic salmon were playfully leaping and porpoising throughout the pool, but neither Moore, an accomplished angler and champion bird-dog trainer, nor her fellow fishermen could persuade one to take a fly.
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The film playfully reworks Oscar Marzaroli's 1970 film Glasgow 1980 and uses previously unseen footage shot by Marzaroli for an uncompleted follow-up film, Glasgow's Progress, alongside new footage of Glasgow today.
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As we mentioned a few weeks ago, Ramsay has recently made it a habit to playfully troll any Twitter user foolish enough to send him a picture of a meal they cooked.
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With a powdery soft tone and comforting low register, Ms. Isaev was most convincing in the first act, in which we get to know Tosca as a sweet and playfully pious diva.
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By day, he was a dot etcher at lithography companies; on nights and weekends, he used oil paint to conjure a playfully surreal world of bulbous, barely dressed humans cavorting with nature.
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Mr. Orban has a bad history with Mr. Juncker, including an episode in 2014 when Mr. Juncker greeted Mr. Orban with an awkward joke, saying, "Hello, dictator," and playfully tapping his face.
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As a thunderstorm bellowed outside the arena and another tropical storm headed toward the country, parents who had evacuated from the northern islands cradled babies, while young boys playfully chased one another.
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In works such as Georges Perec's infamous La Disparition, a novel written without using the letter 'e,' the group conducts playfully serious investigations of how freedom and restraint manifest themselves in art.
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It is a quirky collection of found objects playfully arranged by Mr. Scalza, 57, an artist and former city schoolteacher who lives in a rent-stabilized apartment in one of the buildings.
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Set off by nearly nine carats of emeralds in a slender platinum frame, the composition has a sharp, modern geometry, not unlike the silhouette of a martini glass turned playfully upside-down.
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"I have loved Minnie Mouse for as long as I can remember," she told the outlet, as she playfully posed in her Minnie-inspired outfit, in honor of the mouse's 91st birthday.
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When the top prospects took to the stage for a group photo before the draft, De'Aaron Fox, the fifth pick, playfully fixed the bow tie of Markelle Fultz, who was chosen first.
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And when a man in a Miami hotel lobby half-playfully proposed to her with a Rolex watch, she wore it on her ankle for a few days before giving it back.
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"I hope you don't have a seizure," Candace Carmel Barasch playfully warned a visitor entering her Park Avenue apartment, where many of the vibrantly hued artworks blink and buzz on the walls.
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Andy Ralph's playfully chaotic mix of copper wire, batteries, and a mosaic tile bath full of water and plastic sits in front of colorful paintings by Judy Koo and Brian Yihurn Byun.
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On the delightful "With You," he and the singer PartyNextDoor take turns playfully begging their lovers to come back, though it seems as if they would rather hang out with each other.
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The basic formula, however, remains the same -- playfully leaping among the various characters, and even incorporating talk of an Imagine TV series, about which company co-founder/narrator Ron Howard cheekily comments.
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The language barrier between me and the boys only thickened our collective joy, as my interpreter Moriel was whisked into a barber chair for a playfully coerced beard trim, on the house.
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We miss out on this humor when we don't honor these ancient tricksters by approaching their iconography as playfully as the men drinking at the symposia where these vessels were first used.
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Where many of her companions in the group are shyly silly, she's lively and ebullient, a natural entertainer—watch her hitting her stance and grinning playfully in Yachty's "All In" video, for example.
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Kevin Spacey opened the 71st annual Tony Awards with an original song that playfully pokes fun about the difficult search for this year's host — and a nod at those rumors about his sexuality.
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The Battle of the Sexes Despite her seriousness about promoting women's tennis, King did playfully engage in the outrageous trash talking — led by Riggs — that drove press for the match throughout the summer.
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He included three photos, one of himself and Kruger sitting at a restaurant table, one of the couple sitting together on a beach and one of their daughter playfully grabbing at Kruger's hair.
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The scene is built around LuAnn and Tom playing tennis and the pair pretending not to be competitive about the sport, despite the fact they're placing bets and "playfully" arguing about the score.
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This was most recently exemplified when a 21-year-old New Hampshire voter expressed skepticism about his electability claims and he responded by playfully insulting her while mangling a John Wayne movie quote.
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That these messages are wrapped up in catchy pop tracks, tucked between breathy moans and playfully explicit lyrics (sample from "Interlude – Speaker Phone": "Your coochie gon' swell up and fall apart") is irrelevant.
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When she playfully swiped my notebook during a celebratory dance from "Dionysus" — an invitation to dance with her — I wasn't quite ready to let my public and private selves ecstatically, unself-consciously merge.
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But these beachside behind-the-scenes photos alone are better than any social media campaign — Hedlund and Hunnam playfully wrestling like two little bear cubs are enough to a fill a theater alone.
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"Bloobs shouldn't have to be hidden but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ #Provocateur," the daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis playfully captioned the sexy shot — taking a clear swipe at Instagram's much-protested no-nipples policy.
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Now you can watch as well as listen as world-renowned physicist Stephen Hawking expounds upon his latest ideas about the knotty black hole information paradox, playfully illustrated by chalkboard artist Andrew Park.
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The "Firework" songstress, 34, looked to be having the time of her life as she walked the red carpet before the live show, playfully posing with co-judges Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie.
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In a clip shared by the Harlem Globetrotters on Twitter, the pair could be seen busted some moves together, before Atkinson abruptly put a stop to the fun, and playfully admonished the actress.
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The two sisters hit the red-carpet in casual but on-trend looks (both in high-waisted pants!) as they playfully posed next to each other and flashed big smiles for the cameras.
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The Go-Go's, (L-R) Gina Schock (drums), Belinda Carlisle (lead vocals), Charlotte Caffey (lead guitar), Kathy Valentine (bass), and Jane Wiedlin (rhythm guitar), playfully pose during a 1985 Hollywood, California, portrait session.
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In one strange incident, a monkey was spotted playfully showering fistfuls of cash at passing strangers from a treetop in Shimla, after picking up over ₹10,000 (around $140 USD) from a nearby home.
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The only time we've seen the star with blond hair before was last year, when she playfully swapped out her natural color with model best friend Gigi Hadid's for the Balmain fashion show.
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" Fox News responded by playfully taunting the GOP front-runner with a statement that read in part, "we're very surprised he's willing to show that much fear about being questioned by Megyn Kelly.
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The video's hilarious -- the Chargers stud RB playfully goads his friendly driver to make predictions on the game and ends up getting some spicy trash talk out of him ... especially about Philip Rivers.
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They fucked a couple times, letting us photograph them on a black leather couch in a blue lit hallway, her stiletto heels pointed toward the ceiling, him slapping her around playfully on occasion.
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Being able to express some kind of genuine interest in Germany other than playfully referencing Danke Schön will go a long way in earning the respect, if perhaps not the agreement, of Germans.
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In a video that delivers a rollicking guide to lesbian sex, Ms. Scarcella playfully informs her audience that you can spot a lesbian by the relative length of her pointer and ring fingers.
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The actress, 51, wore a black dress and a black hat as she playfully posed for cameras alongside her daughter, who wore a bright green sweater, bell-bottom jeans and pink flip-flops.
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Other shows tried integrating Trump himself into their programs, with mixed results: SNL had him on as a host (he bombed), and Jimmy Fallon playfully tousled Trump's hair, then got roasted for it.
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Gérard Bouchard, an eminent historian and sociologist with the Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, noted that playfully subverting the original function of churches was the result of a deep distrust of religious authority.
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" In Variety, Joe Leydon calls it "the sort of movie a lot of us need right now," saying it's "too playfully spiky and unaffectedly down-to-earth to come across as bland pablum.
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In a playfully meta moment, Kenan Thompson, playing the host Steve Harvey, told Redd that he was a big fan of "Key & Peele," Peele's show with Keegan-Michael Key from 2012 to 2015.
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Penn originally created "Bob Honey" for a short audiobook in 2016, which he narrated but playfully denied writing, insisting it was the work of a guy he'd met in Florida named Pappy Pariah.
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Britain: During World War II, an elite unit of England's civilian defense efforts called the Women's Timber Corps, playfully known as "lumberjills," became a powerful force, as vividly seen in the Times archive.
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In "We Have Always Lived in the Castle," a playfully arch and unsettling film based on Shirley Jackson's 1962 novel, there's nobody obvious to root for; everyone is dour, foolish, phony or deranged.
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During that time, Mr. Burke "appeared unconcerned," and was seen "playfully hoisting a girl over his shoulders," jumping on the sofa next to Mr. Piazza and then leaving the room, the memo said.
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He dawdled on the red carpet at the Plaza Hotel and playfully popped a strongman pose, filling in time before the arrival of celebrities including Bernadette Peters, Leslie Odom Jr. and Victor Garber.
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It is also the most comical of the three, as Thor — who now lives on Planet Garbage Dump (Sakaar) — is "a playfully sustained joke," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times.
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The biggest putt was the eagle from 50 feet on the par-5 15th at the Open, now famous for Spieth playfully barking at his caddie, "Go get that!" when it dropped in.
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A classic gâteau Basque, for instance, is made with pine nuts that grow in the forests here and a Bordeaux rum, and is playfully called Gâteau Presque Basque, or "nearly" a gâteau Basque.
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The rules that will be strictly enforced next week - when no running will be allowed on the manicured landscape - were relaxed as youngsters playfully scurried around, with security personnel turning a blind eye.
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King joked with the aide, playfully asking if him if he was seriously asking him to get out of his pajamas, put on a suit and go out in a rainstorm, Lafayette says.
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She was using it not to draw attention to herself, but to build a narrative she sustained through the whole piece, of the violin and piano playfully splashing around in a pool together.
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In one photo in this series, "Heart Attack 26, Putaendo" (1994), mother and son pose playfully for a portrait, their gaze meeting ours, as they stand side by side, touching at the hip.
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I was 11 at the time, and I remember the way my grandma said in that sweet, angelic way, that Sam had called, saying his name in a way that was playfully mischievous.
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Combine those solipsistic provocations with predilections with psychedelic drugs and playfully childlike motifs and you've got all the makings of a classic house jam that DJs of all stripes will be compelled to play.
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Guiney played along, mock grimacing as Lane playfully poked fun at the senior Bachelor alums (In a toast, Lane told the crowd, "My mom had a crush on [Bob] when she was a teenager").
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Joiri Minaya, who describes herself as a Dominican-American artist, has developed performance work that sometimes starkly, sometimes playfully, and always discerningly teases out strategies for maintaining equilibrium in the midst of this quandary.
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TikTok today released a new set of safety videos designed to playfully inform users about the app's privacy controls and other features — like how to filter comments or report inappropriate behavior, among other things.
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Once the prince greeted 5-year-old Luke Vincent of Buninyong Public School, the young boy leapt into his arms for a giant hug before playfully caressing his face and tugging at his beard.
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The film builds on everything we loved about its predecessor, namely Jack-Jack, featuring a fight in which the baby wields his newfound superpowers to playfully fend off a raccoon in the family's backyard.
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As they play a few rounds of the game, Anstead playfully accuses El Moussa of cheating, before she pretends to cut his paper with her scissors signaling her victory and giving him a smooch.
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Case #3: JohnnyNext up is 77-year-old Johnny, who has a free-moving lump in his back — he playfully calls it his "ba-da-boob" — that he's essentially ignored for about 25 years.
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Time and time again, we're presented with a seemingly predictable story arc, only to have Johnson playfully throw it away like a Jedi Master who knows better but can't tell us why just yet.
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In addition to playfully tousling Trump's hair to clear up any rumors the reality star-turned-politician wore a wig, Fallon was accused of allowing Trump to dodge hard-hitting questions about his campaign.
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This also leads to the movie's silliest laugh: When Belle tosses a snowball at the Beast, he responds (playfully, he thinks) by hurling back a snowball so big it knocks her to the ground.
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Instead, Popstar is a gleeful smorgasbord of dopey jokes set in and around the pop music world, playfully goofing on the divas, the pretentious, and the pathetic hangers-on that fall into its orbit.
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While singing about people in Hollywood taking precaution to keep a safe distance from each other amid the #MeToo movement, Bryant didn't seem to get the memo and playfully tapped Ventimiglia on the shoulder.
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The co-stars were doing a panel discussion in L.A. when Sarah turned to greet Kathy Bates, and Cuba took the opportunity to hike up her dress ... seemingly to playfully check out her legs.
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The 46-year-old actress, who is visiting Woodruff County, Arkansas, shared an adorable video to Instagram Friday of herself playfully telling schoolchildren to not follow her during a game at their school playground.
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Bou's series, Ornitographies, is deeply related to the works of filmmaker Paul Parker who collapsed an hour of bird footage into a minute of terrifying bird-anxiety and playfully time-bent seagull flight patterns.
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In one scene at Esh Kodesh, Pinhasi Bar-On, 25, speaks playfully with several young children about his legal troubles, asking them if they will come along on his escapades when they get older.
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The 20-times Grand Slam winner's victories over Greece's world number 15 Stefanos Tsitsipas and world number four Alexander Zverev prompted the German to playfully quip that he was tired of Federer winning everything.
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I clutched my mangled fingers together under the table as the woman across from me playfully scolded the owner of the restaurant — a neighborhood spot in a neighborhood full of billionaires — in broken French.
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This latest herd was made up of dancers from the Scapino Ballet of Rotterdam, enacting one of several frisky scenes in this playfully raunchy and musically lucid take on André Campra's 1710 opéra-ballet.
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Mr. Obama even playfully tapped Mr. Castro on the shoulder after the Rays scored the first run of the game on a fairly close play at the plate in the top of the second.
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Some lay resting on the ground, a few meters from the Basilica; others playfully approach passersby who stop to pet them; the ones who require veterinary care are cordoned off in small metal crates.
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Fallon, while not truly criticizing Trump, had recently revealed he had suffered a backlash for playfully messing up Trump's hair during an appearance on The Tonight show in the heat of the 2016 campaign.
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She playfully cleaned up some smudges on her star ... while also giving the hardware a nice little pep talk on not letting the world walk all over it, despite its permanent position in life.
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As a Mexican woman exploring life beyond the border, she will continue through her poems, she said, to "ask the hard questions, and expect no answers, or several, as playfully and passionately as possible."
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When Achilles playfully suggests a fight to the death and approaches the virgin queen unarmed, Penthesilea slaughters him and throws herself on his body along with her dogs, in a scene of cannibalistic derangement.
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The symphony continues without pause to a playfully macabre second movement, followed by an explosive third in which the percussionists seem to log a mile in steps as they restlessly move among their instruments.
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The Voice's Miley Cyrus playfully shared a video edit that put Jenner on the singing competition show's audition stage, with the judges instantly turning their chairs in awe of her "Rise and Shine" performance.
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The best among these is the Melkam Maracuja, playfully sweet with rum, passion fruit, and sage shrub, followed by the Ethiopian Ice Road Trucker, a crisp sunflower-milk shake spiked with stout and bourbon.
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