" And I'm going to say, "She was a softy.
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But he was a softy at heart and great company.
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"Don't think about me as some softy here," Kasich replied.
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Yet where Myrtha is merciless, La Catrina is a softy.
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Nickname and sense of style aside, La Barbie was no softy.
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It would be a mistake, however, to consider her a softy.
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It would be a mistake, however, to consider her a softy.
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But it soon became clear that Uncle Joe was a softy.
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Inside, he is truly a big softy and very lovable and sweet.
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Now he's become more of a cautious softy, according to his account.
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And from the sounds of things, Korg's a big softy, deep down.
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But, he was a big softy when it came to all animals.
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UFC badass Ronda Rousey's secret is out ... she's a big softy at heart.
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Make no mistake: Miller is a humane, social democratic Oxford University professor — a softy.
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Daryl still has that tough-guy exterior, but fans know he's a big softy.
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Aside from his drug dependency, Marr's real secret is that he's a big old softy.
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The thin, softy patty has a richer taste than McDonald's sometimes mulch-like beef burgers.
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"I guess I'm the softy of the group, because I never wanted to punish," he said.
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"For somebody who might have been a terrific softy, I got pretty hard early," she said.
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It was true: she was known for her hard face, but this cat was one big softy.
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You can pick up a pack of Softy Reusable Straws for $83 — 18% off the usual price.
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Too much of a softy for the old "cry-it-out" method, I modified Ford's more extreme recommendations.
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It's doubtful whether the real Toklas, who was no softy, saw her life as a problem that way.
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Possibly, she's a softy for a guy named Adam, since she was the first wife of the OG Adam.
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Softy Reusable Straws — $17.99 See Details One of the issues with reusable straws is carrying them with you everywhere.
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I am a softy as much as anyone but I can focus and look forwards when I need to.
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The willful Latvian, no Euro softy, won't be empowered by his contract, but beware the fortitude of his cause.
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But I guess if I have to think of something to say I'd say, I'm really just a big ol' softy.
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Surely the President's son, who has slain an elephant while on safari, doesn't want us to think he's a triggered softy.
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One woman, no softy, had been a runner in pre-state Palestine for the underground paramilitary outfit known as the Stern Gang.
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She told BuzzFeed News her boyfriend, Cam, is a total softy, but recently she was thinking about how differently he acts on social media.
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"Now Am Found," the season three finale, was notable for how it once again revealed that, at heart, Pizzolatto is kind of a softy.
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There, in their cramped apartment, mother and daughter coax out Michelle's inner softy, who, unsurprisingly, is nowhere near as fun as her outer meanie.
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"I've got this hard exterior, a chip-on-my-shoulder, Texas-kind of personality, but I'm also a softy and I love love," she said.
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The ice-cream trucks that were reported to the police were said to have the writing "Mr Ice Cream Man" and another reported was "Mr Softy".
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When he's gleefully trying a dish on Hell's Kitchen, or sharing his favorite technique for dicing herbs, we know that deep down, he's a total softy.
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A fallen-away Catholic of mixed Jewish heritage, which I most likely projected with my jeans, gold jewelry and curly hair, an open-minded softy for sure.
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Because that, theoretically, send a message to her skeptical colleagues that she is no softy on Trump, but simply wants to avoid giving the President what he wants.
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Republican presidential candidate John Kasich says voters should not think of him as a "softy" despite his more cautious language about Muslims following the terrorist attacks in Brussels.
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Dave Mahler hosts Seattle's afternoon sports-talk-radio show "The Dave (Softy) Mahler Show," on KJR 950 AM. One day in late January, the phone lines lit up.
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Maybe I'm just a softy but I don't want to spend $60 on a beauty treatment (45-minute workout) and leave feeling like I've gone twelve rounds in the ring.
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French Montana is more than just a baller, he's also a softy when it comes to impressing the ladies ... something Evelyn Lozada learned right off the bat when they hooked up.
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Kumail Nanjiani walked into his workout regimen for "Eternals" as one big softy and emerged totally yolked thanks to high-intensity training, and a major focus on 2 key body parts.
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It turns out, too, that Olive, for all her irritability ("Oh Godfrey") and her dismissiveness ("Phooey to you"), can actually be a softy, something of a largely unacknowledged guardian angel to townspeople.
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But there's also a growing sense that Mike might be more of a softy than he lets on, or that the character is becoming aware of his responsibility to the larger world.
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So maybe I'm just too much of a softy to say, "I don't do photographs" and I feel like if I don't do that stuff, people are just going to forget about me.
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This air of indecision is thickened by Mr Affleck's own weak performance, which doesn't convey whether Joe is a cold-blooded killer, a big softy who longs to go straight, or something in between.
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I soon realized that while Matthew is very intelligent and super fierce when it comes to politics, he's also an extremely romantic and sensitive person, and a real big softy when it comes to animals.
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But Boylen has made Thibodeau look like a softy by calling for extra wind sprints to punctuate practice sessions, issuing public critiques of his players' conditioning and subbing out all five starters at one time — twice — in the Boston loss.
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" In 2008, La Repubblica, the liberal Rome daily, wrote that the center-right had redefined the positive word as "synonymous with softy" and that some politicians, especially when it came to the issue of migration, sprinkled do-gooder around "like parsley.
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At first, Charlie hires an avuncular softy (hilariously portrayed by Alan Alda) to represent him, but then is convinced to go with Jay (a fearsome and funny Ray Liotta), a shark all too willing to go dorsal fin-to-dorsal fin with Nora.
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"He's the type of serial killer that makes Dexter look like a softy," says Walter Iuzzolino (the Walter on Walter Presents) of Edu (Bruno Gagliasso), a Prince Charming of a political adviser who kills women for sport in this Brazilian crime series.
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As the year's end approaches, most Americans get bombarded by emailed and snail-mailed requests for donations to all manner of charities, A to Z. I'm an easy target, a softy readily seduced by impassioned pleas to help improve the well-being of people, animals and the environment, and I often respond to more appeals than my earnings warrant.
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Let's just do a straight-up recap of the action: Jonathan Pine is now fully launched as Andrew Birch, a "merchant adventurer" with a high-limit credit card and a new set of bespoke suits who should, I would have thought, have been growing tougher and tougher as he sank into the cruel world of the weapons trade but is for some reason instead, turning into more and more of a softy — dressing up for his patron like "Pretty Woman" with a 32-inch waist, grinning at his new weapons like Harry Potter setting eyes on his first broomstick.
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Tolme, P. (2005, October 31). "Don't Be a Softy". Newsweek, 146(18), 66–66."Standard bicycle seat can lead to erectile dysfunction".
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Shortly after roles followed in TV shows like "ZACK" (Sat.1) and "Krimi.de" (KI.KA). Early in 2007, Trinks played Warrenville in the radio play "a pact, a kiss and softy knee".
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He would later coach the Seattle Seahawks for one season in 2009. Host "Softy" began a feud with another sports show host in Salt Lake City, Utah after they argued about their predicted outcomes of the Washington vs. BYU game on September 5, 2008. After arguing with Hans Olsen of Sports Radio 1280 The Zone, Softy had an on-air meltdown where he claimed that he was going to choke Hans and repeatedly called him an idiot.
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The softy hap (Mylochromis mollis) is a species of cichlid endemic to Lake Malawi. This species can reach a length of TL. This species can also be found in the aquarium trade.
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Benjamin is a light green manatee and Marina's sidekick. Unlike Marina, Benjamin is a softy who loves Ariel and her sisters, and wishes Marina would be nice. He is voiced by Jeff Bennett.
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The most famous, Dennis's greatest sworn enemy, is a character called Walter, sometimes called the "Prince of Softies". He has a pet poodle called Foo-Foo. The two most other frequently seen Softies are Algernon 'Spotty' Perkins and Bertie Blenkinsop. Other softies, seen less often, have included Bennie Benry, Sweet William, Dudley Nightshirt, Jeremy Snodgrass, Softy Matthew, Softy Pal Erasmus, Lisping Lester, Matilda (Walter's girlfriend introduced in the 1996 TV series), and Nervous Rex, a character who is scared of everything and everyone.
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Apple Crunch: Milk chocolate with a crunchy apple flavour filling. Introduced to the selection in 2015 to celebrate the 100th anniversary. The chocolate design features the number 100 and the classic Milk Tray "M" logo on the top. Caramel Softy: Milk chocolate with caramel interior.
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Although Joe is a little macho and old-fashioned, deep down, this stern officer is a big softy. ;Jane Knox: Wife to Joe, mother of Donald and Wesley. Jane has sacrificed a lot for her family, though she rarely acknowledges it. Military life means frequent upheaval, often just when she's making new friends.
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A water quality, water flow and ecology monitoring station is located at on the Piako River at Kiwitahi. It is open with a one-metre fenced off buffer on either side of the stream and no riparian planting. Macrophytes choke the softy, silty riverbed during the summer, but are often removed during the winter floods.
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One night, Keith and Natalie have an argument just as Al and a boy named Billy turn up. The relationship between Al and Billy is not made clear. Keith's kindness towards Billy causes Natalie to think that Keith is "a softy". After driving for a while, Natalie tells Keith to turn into a dirt road, a cliff overlooking The Brick, which happens to be Keith's favorite spot.
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Willy Beyers, the company president, agrees to the concept, and the contest is launched. The contest is very successful, but Keene tires of creating a new pictogram in the waning weeks of the contest. He resumes his heavy drinking in bars. Wilton fears for her fiancé's future, hires a small-time hood, Softy Blane, to feign Keene's kidnaping so that while in the countryside he will finish the series of pictograms.
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Perfect Peter is Henry's perfect younger brother. He is often referred to as a "worm" by Henry. Peter has a very effeminate attitude, liking flowers much like Walter the Softy in the Dennis the Menace comic strips and cartoon series, believes in fairy tales, and is known to always do as he is told and treat others with respect. On several occasions, however, he has revealed that he is in reality, very whiny and spoiled.
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The leaves are shiny dark green on the upper surface and softy-hairy underneath. The flowers are borne in a spike that is long and wide at flowering time with hairy involucral bracts up to long at the base of the head. The flowers are pale yellow with cream-coloured styles, the perianth long and the pistil long. Flowering occurs from October to January and the follicles are elliptical, long, high and wide on a massive cone.
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In 2002, Seattle Mariners relief pitcher Jeff Nelson had surgery to remove bone chips from his pitching elbow. During his weekly show with Dave "Softy" Mahler, Nelson announced he would attempt to sell his bone chips on eBay. After earning bids as high as $23,600, eBay pulled the chips from auction for violating the site's policy of not selling body parts. In 2003, Seattle Storm point guard Sue Bird made a bet with morning host Mitch Levy that gained national publicity.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, The Man Without a Face holds a 65% rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on 23 reviews with an average rating of 5.7/10. RogerEbert.com gave it three out of four stars, praising Gibson’s performance calling it "a reminder of his versatility; not many actors can fit comfortably in both Lethal Weapon and Hamlet (1990), and here he finds just the right note for McLeod: Not a caricature, not a softy, not pathetic, but fiercely sure of what is right and wrong".
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The phyllodes have long seta that are softy puberulous and have one prominent main vein with multiple parallel minor veins. It blooms between May and June or in October to November producing yellow flowers. The cylindrical flower-spikes have a length of and are densely packed with golden flowers. The narrowly oblong seed pods that form after flowering have fairly straight sides and are straight to slightly curved with a length of and covered with matted golden wooly hairs that age to a white colour.
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Frederick "Fatty" Fudge, as his name suggests, is a fat child. He is also sometimes called upon to assist Minnie in a particularly elaborate plot since his services can always be bought with a bag of sweets. He was briefly the subject of a spin-off strip in the early 1990s that parodied famous films, usually in ways involving the character's love of food (examples including 'You Only Eat Rice' and '20,000 Leeks Under The Sea'). Soppy Susan a character similar to Walter the Softy but a girl.
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The Dog Voiced by: Ron Basch (English) :A guard dog that barks and growls at strangers and acts ferocious and aggressive, but becomes docile once he's petted and scratched, revealing to be a softy. The Hens Voiced by: Shoshana Sperling (English; Barn hen), Catherine Disher (English; Mother hen) :Two hens who live freely in the yard. One of the hens has children of their own while the other one is still incubating their eggs. They have a strong dislike of Leafie and the other hen hates her children being near her.
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Victoria Iphigenia "V.I" Warshawski is a Chicago-based, freelance, private investigator who lives the part of the hard-boiled detective, but below the surface, she is a softy. One night, while she is drinking at her favorite bar, she meets an ex-Blackhawks hockey player named Boom-Boom Grafalk (Stephen Meadows). The two connect and a romance appears to be in the making, but Warshawski is surprised when Boom-Boom appears at her doorstep later that night with his 13-year-old daughter Kat (Angela Goethals) in tow.
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" Cheat Code Central expressed similar comments noting that despite the character's occupation, he is so kind he takes the blame of Dojima's death in the start of the first game resulting in the expulsion from his family. Eurogamer similarly commented that "Despite all the violence, Kazuma is quite a personable bloke, whose love for his friends sees him banged up for ten years over a murder his 'brother' Nishiki committed." VideoGamer.com's Wesley Yin-Poole also shared similar commenting adding that " Kazuma isn't averse to the odd spot of humanitarian work either - he's just a big softy really.
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Following a story arc in 1986 which was reprinted in the 1990 Dennis the Menace Annual as a 16-page story entitled Who's Gnicked Gnasher, Gnipper (one of a whole litter of Gnasher's puppies) was introduced to the comic. The characters first appeared in issue 2286, dated 10 May 1986. During this story arc the Gnasher's Tale strip was replaced with Foo-Foo's Fairy Story, Foo-Foo being the pet poodle of Walter the Softy (another character from the Dennis strip). After Gnipper's introduction, Gnasher's Tale was replaced by a new strip entitled Gnasher and Gnipper.
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It was revived in 2009 in Dandy Xtreme, drawn by Wayne Thompson, but this didn't last long. After a redesign, they reappeared, again drawn by Thompson, in May 2012. Beefy had made an appearance in both The Beano and The Beano Annual earlier in 2009 - specifically in a reprint Fred's Bed strip from around 1992, where Fred visited both Beanotown and Dandytown, and Beefy was among several characters he met. The annual appearance was in the Reservoir Dodge story, as one of a gang of villains watching Baby Face Finlayson attempt to drown Roger the Dodger, Walter the Softy, Minnie the Minx, Billy Whizz and Calamity James.
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The show is about Dan, a jobless misanthrope with a soft spot for animals, caught in odd misfortunes and unable to provide income for himself. Accompanying him is his better-off friend Chris, a big softy, who lives in a comfortable home and has a steady income (he even reluctantly pays for the little or big expenses that Dan needs). His dull day-job and stressful work causes him to be unable to resist going along with Dan's wild plots to get even, despite how ridiculous they may seem. Even when Dan gets on his last nerve, he can't abandon him, "knowing there is something worth saving in him".
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The finale opens with a short flourishing introductory passage which leads to the statement of a resolute theme by the solo instrument. After this has been developed at considerable length the pianoforte introduces a contrasting theme of flowing character, to which the clarinet attaches itself shortly. Presently the development of the resolute opening theme is resumed, leading to the entrance of still another subject, given out softy but decidedly by the clarinet and the violas, and worked up forthwith in alternation and combination with the resolute opening theme. The flowing second theme returns, the movement mounting thence to a climax, at the pinnacle of which the resolute opening theme of the first movement reappears in enlarged rhythm.
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At the time, Fox was playing with Ruffy in a funk band, Hit and Run, which included J.D. Nicholas who went on to join The Commodores in the U.S and sixteen-year-old saxophone player Gary Barnacle, who later played on several Ruts songs. Hit and Run were a covers band who released one single, a version of Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs' 1965 hit "Wooly Bully". The Ruts' initial history is described in an audio interview with Jennings, conducted by Alan Parker, which appears on the album Bustin' Out. On 16 September 1977, The Ruts made their live debut, playing three songs during a break in a set by Mr Softy (another Fox band) at The Target in Northolt, Middlesex.
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Liscutin adds that the series uses a ""photographic" realism" for real life figures such as Shintaro Ishihara. ; : Liscutin describes him as an “ordinary high school student,” originally believing that Japan had “done bad things to Korea,” “not particularly interested in history” whose mind is changed after having a conversation with his grandfather.Liscutin, p. 175. Liscutin states that originally Kaname is aware of discrimination against Koreans and is therefore a “softy.” ; : She convinces Kaname to join the "Far East Asia Investigation Committee." : Liscutin describes her as “cute but tough.” ; : Kaname's best friend in high school, Kōichi is a Zainichi Korean who has what Liscutin describes as a "troubling identity crisis." Within the story he often tells Kaname and members of the committee that Koreans in Japan continue to experience discrimination.
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On December 14, 2006, while the Falcons were still statistically alive in their quest for the playoffs, Mora said during a radio interview with Dave "Softy" Mahler and former Huskies teammate/roommate Hugh Millen on Seattle sports-talk radio station KJR-AM that if it were offered, he would take the head coaching job at the University of Washington (a job that was not open), "even if [the Falcons] were in a playoff run." While Mora later claimed that he was only kidding, he was criticized by many Falcons fans as well as members of the national media who claimed that making such comments was irresponsible. Following the season, the Atlanta Falcons announced that they had fired Jim Mora. Arthur Blank told the media, Mora turned to broadcasting after being fired from the Falcons when he became a contributor to NBC's playoff coverage.
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Cuthbert Cuthbert Jason Cringeworthy, the brightest student in the class, is a teacher's pet and has a name for every letter of the alphabet. First appearing in 1972, he resembles a miniature Teacher (a play on the D. C. Thomson comic tradition that pets resemble their owners, like Dennis the Menace and Gnasher) and Walter the Softy from Dennis the Menace. The first thing Danny said about Cuthbert was, "He reminds me of someone I don't particularly like". His character has evolved slightly; although he still swots and is as bright as ever, particularly in longer strips by Mike Pearse and Kev F. Sutherland he is one of the gang (unlike earlier strips, where he seemed to dislike the other kids) and sometimes comes up with intelligent ideas to help their cause or save the school.
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