Mr. Einstein wrote for "The Summer Brothers Smothers Show" in 1968 and "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" from 1968 to 1969.
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Stephanie Ward is changed to Stephanie Smothers for the film.
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She rushes to Anias first and smothers him in kisses.
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"We set 180 place settings a day," Mr. Smothers said.
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To distinguish itself from banks, SoFi smothers customers with personalised service.
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Smothers is a graduate of Duke's Masters in Biomedical Sciences program.
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But she hits the post, and Endler smothers the loose ball.
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Or the brave efforts of the Smothers Brothers in the 1960s?
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When "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" made its premiere on Feb.
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Savannah Brown and Chase O'Donnell, might be described as the Smothers Sisters.
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"We had nothing but problems with the Smothers Brothers," Mr. Tankersley said in the archive interview, recalling a variety of antics employed by Tom Smothers to get around network oversight, including withholding tapes of episodes for previewing by affiliates.
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"I'll tell you what it is: She smothers my boy, dude," says Best.
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When she befriends mommy-vlogger Stephanie Smothers (Anna Kendrick), the contrast is evident.
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"He walks over, takes CeCe's favorite blanket, and smothers her," Lambert told McGraw.
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"I thought it was kind of a badge of honor," Tom Smothers said.
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Trash smothers parts of the hillside, dueling for superiority with weeds and creeper vines.
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But Lloris smothers the trouble, and Spurs break out looking for Kane almost immediately.
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The pair was famously thrown out of a nightclub for disturbing a Smothers Brothers performance.
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The Smothers Brothers sued CBS for breach of contract and won a reported $766,000 settlement.
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Seeing the once wild man sapped of his vitality, McMurphy's roommate smothers him to death.
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"We never meant it to be a racist thing to anybody," Smothers said at the time.
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"He walks over, takes CeCe's [Celeste's] favorite blanket, and smothers her," Lambert told Dr. Phil McGraw.
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The selfish, cold and self-interested system known as 'national advantage' merely smothers countries in difficulties.
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And skip the scallion pancakes: the cumbersome dough all but smothers the pale ringlets of scallion.
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Dany eventually smothers him with a pillow to end his suffering and then constructs a funeral pyre.
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His most daring show, "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour," led to the greatest crisis of his career.
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Then he balances the omelet on top and smothers it all with lobster tail and lobster sauce.
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He boils some waxy baby Yukon gold potatoes, then smothers them in melted butter when they're tender.
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I don't mean astronomically — moon smothers sun, day turns to night, birds freak out, all of that.
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Ms. Alarcón smothers it with peanut sauce, its earthy sweetness turned savory by a base of sofrito.
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He was "discovered" in the comedy world by Tom Smothers who saw Bob on a local cable show.
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In the 1960s, he won an Emmy for writing alongside Steve Martin on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.
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After the 2016 election, "things feel more dire, particularly for white people," panel organizer Heather Marie Scholl told Smothers.
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What might happen if technology, which smothers us with its bounty as consumers, made the same inroads into politics?
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Kendrick plays Stephanie Smothers, an awkward mommy-vlogger who speaks large quantities of plot exposition into her recipe videos.
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In a personal essay, Hannah Smothers takes on the social media trend of smart people pretending to be dumb.
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The biggest of them all remains Madison Square Garden, which, sitting atop the rail hub, smothers its real future.
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Pesek and Chris Smothers founded Spacious to convert restaurants in New York City and San Francisco into coworking spaces.
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"You see us as an obstacle to your happiness, a trap that smothers your desire for pleasure," she writes.
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What the season resolutely lacked was the sort of cautious complacency that smothers so much of the classical world.
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They were the Smothers Brothers, Tom and Dick, and the crash-and-burn story of their show, "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour," is worth recalling 50 years on as a case study that may prove newly relevant as a president with a habit of attacking TV shows via Twitter settles into office.
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This brings us to that second means of stopping an exchange, rather than leaving range the fighter smothers his opponent.
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Smothers is in prison, serving 52 years for killing eight other people, including the wife of a Detroit police officer.
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"Nothing could have prepared me for that pain," says Sehra Smothers, a former cardiovascular surgery nurse, of her incomplete epidural.
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But it's from nearly 30 yards and, while hit with power, Naeher sees it all the way and smothers it.
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Toni Kroos with another shot from outside the box, but it's too close to Jo Hyeon-Woo, who smothers it.
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Dick Smothers, now 19693, says he still encounters fans who say he and his brother were ahead of their time.
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When comedian Pat Paulsen launched his presidential campaign in 85033 off the Smothers' Brothers show, everybody understood the comic was joking.
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Both are given plenty of space for their own musings and worries, but their presence smothers the story's low-burning flame.
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The King is so laden with the trappings of profundity and prestige that in the end, it smothers itself to death.
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Photo by Brandon Magnus/Zuffa LLC Lesnar Smothers Hunt for Successful Return Even after the announcement of the initially-planned Cormier vs.
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When dumps or landfills catch fire, as more than 70 have in Poland over the sweltering summer, noxious smog smothers their surroundings.
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The black market profit in China from ivory taken off of poached African elephants, however, smothers any economic gain from wildlife tourism.
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Bumble has "created a place where men can sit back and relax and let women come to them," Ms. Smothers said approvingly.
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"I'm into raja yoga, and Preston's into ashtanga, and a friend said, 'You guys are both into real estate,'" Mr. Smothers said.
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A little more than two years after the show's debut, CBS fired Tom and Dick Smothers and canceled their still-successful show.
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The latter potentially warps the balance of power between Congress and the executive branch, and smothers the protections that make government go.
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For Martin Amis, the foremost adversary of freedom is cliché—all those stereotypes and ready-made notions whose appealing ease smothers original thought.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Smothers and Ms. Pascocello visited Crave Fishbar in Midtown East, which is a Spacious space during the day.
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Yet as the deadly flames continue to spread and smoke smothers major cities, Australia's government is dismissing its own contributions to the problem.
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To my critical eye, he's an internet love child of early Smothers Brothers and Jack Handy, with a dash of Greg Packer, too.
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Sinatra released seven albums during his life, and appeared on multiple TV shows, including The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and The Dean Martin Show.
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He had taken over the time slot of the controversial "Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" for the summer and ended up with a surprise hit.
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The very reasons pink is met with such hostility during fieldwork is the same reason it smothers even the science section of toy stores.
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Mr. Moonves got his first break when Saul Ilson, the producer of "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour," tapped him to become a development executive.
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Millennials are driving what experts have estimated is a 24% decline in the US divorce rate since the 1980s, Hannah Smothers reported for Cosmopolitan.
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It's all driving what experts have estimated is a 24% decline in the US divorce rate since the 1980s, Hannah Smothers reported for Cosmopolitan.
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There's a scene in which the character is wheeled onto the ice before a Bruins game, where the crowd smothers him with hero worship.
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They zipped past the abandoned hospital built in 1917 during the island's military days, where countless Army brats, including the Smothers Brothers, were born.
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I always have to watch out for him — he smothers her, and he has this really big hair so he just jumps in her crib.
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Spirogyra smothers other species of algae, and thousands of empty snail shells — gastropod cemeteries, as Dr. Timoshkin calls them — regularly wash up alongside the blooms.
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Mr. Einstein's dry delivery piqued the interest of Tom Smothers, who offered him a job on the series that he hosted with his brother, Dick.
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As Hannah Smothers of Cosmopolitan reported, the panel discussed the pitfalls of "white saviorism" and the history of white women's involvement in violence against black men.
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"It's actually become the dominant species on the reef," said Carmichael, who says the algae covers the ocean floor and smothers the reef by blocking sunlight.
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After "The Garry Moore Show" failed to oust "Bonanza," Mr. Dann made a desperation call to the William Morris Agency, which offered him the Smothers Brothers.
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The brothers, Tom and Dick Smothers, had had a successful run of appearances in nightclubs and on television variety shows with subversive takes on folk songs.
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Tom Smothers, who turns 80 in February, said in an interview in 2000 that he had always believed Nixon was directly responsible for his show's demise.
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Now 15 and a freshman at one of the city's top high schools, Ms. Smothers said the school had shown her a different side of black culture.
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While he signed an affidavit last year claiming responsibility for the four homicides, fresh criminal charges have not yet been filed against Smothers, a prosecution source says.
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" She added, "I always have to watch out for him — he smothers her, and he has this really big hair so he just jumps in her crib.
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Wayne County prosecutors, however, did not charge Mr. Smothers with the Runyon Street killings despite his insistence that Mr. Sanford had nothing to do with the crimes.
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Here is a mentor sentence for describing not-so-delicious food: And skip the scallion pancakes: the cumbersome dough all but smothers the pale ringlets of scallion.
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Abad-Santos's point can be pushed further: The very history of Marvel Comics shows that trying to shoe-horn every character into a single universe smothers creativity.
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Usman Smothers Yakovlev for Dominant Victory When he stepped onto the canvas in Chicago, TUF 23 winner Kamaru Usman sought to extend his win-streak to 7.
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"[I'd give them] a second time, but I don't know how many more times I would give it," says Hannah Smothers, a senior writer here at VICE.
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"What happens with the sediment is it just smothers it, while higher nutrients cause algae to out-compete the corals," he told Reuters by telephone on Sunday.
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" Matthews went on to compare the "soft-spoken" Carson to 1960s comedian Tom Smothers – a joke Clinton said her campaign staffers wouldn't get because they "are so young.
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Sanford pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder when he was 15, and has tried to undo that plea ever since 2008, when Smothers confessed to the killings.
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A study published on March 15 found that sea ice loss is linked to worsening "airpocalypse" events in China, where smog smothers major cities for days, sickening millions.
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"Actively consuming isn't what we want to do with the space in our neighborhoods anymore," said Chris Smothers, 30, a Spacious co-founder and its chief technology officer.
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Check out the freaky break-up song "Bye Bye Baby," which smothers Madonna's vocal in an effect that makes it sound like she's dumping someone in a voicemail.
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There's shakshuka too, with runny yolks—infinitely better than the hipster spot down the road which smothers the simple flavors with redundant additions—feta, pesto, blah blah blah.
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They opted for a feature on the ever-popular "The Ed Sullivan Show" and turned down the edgier "The Smothers Brothers Show," as "Ed Sullivan" reached a wider audience.
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More accurately, it compels our attention with a remorseless, gripping single-mindedness, presenting Naziism as a communicable disease that smothers conscience, paralyzes resistance and extinguishes all shreds of humanity.
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Over all, though, "Just the Funny Parts" functions best not when Scovell is recounting some backstage encounter on "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" or "Newhart" but when she's rankled.
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She tried to run ... but as you can see in the video, Page follows her outside and eventually smothers her while she's on the ground for roughly 2 minutes.
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Some time after that appearance, he said, he dropped by the show's headquarters and Tom Smothers dragged him to a room that contained a bunch of bulging duffel bags.
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Austin Smothers, a Baraboo High School junior, told the outlet that he and others at Baraboo High School often drove their trucks with the Confederate flag flying in the back.
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It kills wildlife scooped up from the ocean floor and smothers mole crabs and other creatures where sand is dumped, said Robert Young, a geology professor at Western Carolina University.
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But Rudinger arrives in the nick of time to deliver just enough of a shove to knock him off, and a charging Neuer smothers the chance like a warm blanket.
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Bigger subsequently gets a job driving for a family of wealthy white liberals (as well as slumlords), but, trapped by events in their daughter Mary's bedroom, accidentally smothers her to death.
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But prosecution sources tell PEOPLE the case has been scrutinized in recent years, after an admitted professional hit man named Vincent Smothers came forward claiming responsibility for the drug den slayings.
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In 2000, Mr. Gernhard told the San Francisco-based journalist Bob Frost that it was only with the "Smothers Brothers" appearance that Dion actually comprehended what, and whom, the song concerned.
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So there's little for outsiders to recognize and attach to—which has the thankful effect of protecting the show from the comforting web of pop-culture that smothers too many other comedies.
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About two weeks after Mr. Sanford was sentenced to a 37- to 90-year prison sentence, Vincent Smothers, a hit man, confessed to the four killings, as well as to eight more.
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What I mean is that Richard Nixon along with conservatives were not fans of the CBS comedy show "The Smothers Brothers" which begin airing in 1967 and comically fileted the political right.
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After Nixon won the presidency in 1968, the Smothers Brothers ended up on his enemy's list and Nixon reportedly had a hand in pressuring network executives to cancel the show in 1969.
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Italy's construction lobby ANCE says some 120,000 building firms have gone out of business in less than 10 years, partly as a result of the red tape which smothers planning and development.
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Mr. Tucker is trying to underline the connections between two vexed characters embracing their fate and two blissed-out youths on the brink of doom, but the splicing and recombining smothers the emotions.
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Stealth being essential to stand-up, many of the best male comics — Jack Benny, George Gobel, Tommy Smothers — understood how much better laugh lines play when your wardrobe is the sartorial equivalent of deadpan.
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To start Season 3, Tom Smothers invited Harry Belafonte to sing a medley of calypso songs, whose lyrics were reworked to reflect the chaos inside and outside the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
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The dynamic translated exceedingly well to TV. Dick Smothers, now 77, who lives in Florida and advocates fitness and balance programs for older people, was a bit surprised by the show's popularity at first.
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"Too Blondes," their goofy, effervescent show at the Metropolitan Room on Wednesday evening, began with the kind of comedic confusion that used to be a running joke in Tom and Dick Smothers' television variety show.
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ALEPPO, Syria (Reuters) - A mantle of gold smothers Aleppo's ruins, hiding the rubble and filling the craters with wild flowers that for a moment seem to transform a landscape scarred by war, destruction and death.
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Set up some dominoes and watch them tumble into mesmerizing patterns with Lily Hevish, the undisputed YouTube domino chain-reaction authority: Yo-yo's have come a long way since the days of the Smothers Brothers.
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The former football star was inspired to help other single mothers after his mom, Betty Smothers, was shot to death at age 36 during a robbery, just days before Dunn was set to turn 18.
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The EGOT is often described as "the grand slam" of artistic achievements; Martin started down the path to the title at age 23, when he won an Emmy Award for writing The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour.
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No. 7 Virginia smothers Iowa 74-41 No. 7 Virginia continued its dominance in the early going of the 13-17 season with a 74-41 win over Iowa in the semifinals of Friday night's Emerald Coast Classic.
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For example, Life desk senior staff writer Hannah Smothers recently wrote about how groups from Silicon Valley investment firms to Canadian minor-league soccer teams were banning handshakes in an effort to halt the spread of the coronavirus.
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Tom Smothers recalled being so stunned by Johnson's TV address that he wrote him a letter, saying that he disagreed with him on the Vietnam War, but was impressed by his other accomplishments and wanted to thank him.
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William H. Tankersley, who defined broadcast standards for CBS during a volatile period of change in mores on television and in American society, doing celebrated battle with envelope pushers like Norman Lear and the Smothers Brothers, died on Feb.
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We have hidden behind a myth that "boys will be boys" — a myth that distorts our moral compass, that stunts our growth, maturity and self-respect, and smothers our capacity to love and experience the genuine ecstasy of Eros.
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The genre may have peaked in its purest form in the '19763s and '70s, with the likes of The Carol Burnett Show, Sonny and Cher, The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and Donny and Marie, but iterations have been airing ever since.
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To adapt this, just steal the opening ("And skip the [whatever dish wasn't good]":), then carefully choose your descriptive words the way this writer did ("cumbersome"; "all but smothers"; "pale ringlets") to make us see — or taste, or smell — why.
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Offering testimonials are Cynthia McKinney, the 2008 Green Party presidential candidate; the comedian Tom Smothers, who, like Ms. Barr, sparred with network authorities over content; Rosie O'Donnell; Michael Moore; the activist Cindy Sheehan; and Farheen Hakeem, Ms. Barr's hardworking campaign manager.
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Uncertainty likewise smothers the Celtics, who failed to even win 7443 games and openly grappled with chemistry issues after finding the reintegration of Irving and Gordon Hayward, the former All-Star swingman, far more complicated than anyone — Boston officials included — expected.
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The strongest pieces are those which fall most in line with his film work: a painting like The Kotzur Gift (below) incorporates what looks like a still from his Trash Humpers (2009) film and smothers it in large, haphazard streaks of industrial paint.
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Movie theatres, however, tend not to brim with historians, and many viewers will sag in confusion as the backdrop of "A United Kingdom," fascinating though it is, smothers the smaller and more intimate saga that is meant to be the core of the action.
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But for the new generation coming of age in the late 1960s, "The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" represented their view of the world, the only place on American prime-time TV where George Harrison would pop in unannounced to provide moral support for the brothers' righteous struggle.
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Akesha Johnson-Smothers, the HIV and STD program manager with Austin's Health and Human Services department, explained to KXAN that the plastic bags filled with condoms, lube, and information about HIV testing were hung to raise awareness about safe sex after a rise in HIV cases in the county.
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He talked to me and Frank about being a writer in what he considered the golden age of show business -- working with people like the Smothers Brothers, Dick Van Dyke and Redd Foxx and writing for other TV variety shows when there were only three networks on the air.
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Mr. Einstein won two Emmy Awards, the first in 1969 for writing for "The Smothers Brothers" (on a staff that also included Steve Martin and Mason Williams) and the second in 1977 for outstanding comedy-variety series, for "Van Dyke and Company," a short-lived series starring Dick Van Dyke.
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Mattress companies rebuffed him in those early days, as did department stores, so he sold it himself, using his Rambler station wagon to deliver beds to local head shops, a member of Jefferson Airplane, a Smothers brother (he can't remember which), a nudist colony (which bought two) and, inevitably, Hugh Hefner, who ordered one for the Playboy Mansion, upholstered in green velvet.
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An otherwise highly competent director (in this case, Terry George) succumbs to the lure of addressing a real-life atrocity (here, the still-contested slaughter of more than a million peaceful Armenians by the Ottoman Empire during World War I). Somewhere along the way, though, the need to do justice to the slain and call out the perpetrators becomes a pillow that smothers every spark of originality.
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