Banter which has mistaken signalling itself as banter for actually being banter.
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Now, the world doesn't need another writer weighing in on the pros and cons of banter, and what banter actually means in 2016, and what cycle of irony we're in when we talk about banter, because at the end of the of the day, banter is banter and if you don't understand banter then banter isn't for you.
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That was his ridiculous banter, and here's my ridiculous banter back.
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However, the group appears to be split, here, between Banter and Not Banter.
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Their banter is the scaffolding on which the rest of the banter is built.
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The banter about that seems to irritate them as much as the banter between these two festivals.
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Everyone else in the photo who is not displaying banter—David, Rufus, Hugo—is doing it while also being aware of the banter: They know banter is happening but they are not, for whatever reason, partaking.
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The banter isn't always horrible, though God, people in the 90s loved banter (for context, Sabrina debuted the same year as Swingers).
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Although there were some complaints, it was banter that was mostly interpreted as banter—at least until some conservative websites learned about it.
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They desire nothing more than to fulfil their sponsors' banter quotas, to calculate the exact worth of our banter to their sales departments.
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AAS: I think it's the banter — Buffy really defined the idea of "witty banter" for a generation of people — and it's probably the easiest reference.
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And isn't a Google Doc, truly, the antithesis of banter?
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All the while, he continues the chummy banter with Odom.
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Banter about the sort of pants he's going to wear.
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Which means you'll both need to have some serious banter.
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United, we are the Roger Federer of public transport banter.
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I enjoyed the banter & the way he liked teasing me.
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Banter that formed an (almost too easy) bond with Jon?
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Without any purpose, their banter is just kind of ... there.
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That means more Gwake duets, flirty glances, and playful banter.
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Listen for the fascinating stories, stay for the hilarious banter.
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Football clubs are desperate to banter with us right now.
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His Tarzan wears traditional pants and even tries to banter
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I'm a member of the Football Hooligans Banter Facebook group.
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All for the driest banter this side of the Sahara?
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I enjoy the banter, and you get information on it.
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There's also, in this specific case, the problem of banter.
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He and Meredith banter, and he talks about his kids.
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The banter intent is there, but the execution is muddled.
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We keep up a regular banter on Slack and Twitter.
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" Trump later dismissed the tape as just "locker room banter.
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The visuals are as warm as the banter is cold.
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We started out with new love, chemistry and good banter.
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For a humor company, the office was short on banter.
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Performing arts featured slapstick interludes, banter and stock clown roles.
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The two proceeded to banter, with Crenshaw lightheartedly insulting Davidson.
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Often Lee's banter helped to leaven Kirby's tendency toward grandiosity.
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After the game, Smith and Irving momentarily continued their banter.
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His vote definitely figures into the banter among the barbers.
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I'd never even heard the word banter before I came.
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Back in Meereen, the banter continues between Tyrion and Varys.
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Carrier of trident, rider of dolphins, deployer of saucy banter.
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That's how much fun it is to watch them banter.
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There's a natural welcome, banter, music, fun and no ego.
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For a humor company, the office was short on banter.
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They soften each other up with sympathetic banter and pleasantries.
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No need for banter — just grab your coffee and go.
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What it once considered lighthearted banter is now verboten homophobia.
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You can't banter with it as you would with Alexa.
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We argue across the table, and there's this whole banter.
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The dialogue is more streamlined but keeps the leavening banter.
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" He has since dismissed the comments as "locker room banter.
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And what Richard Cook's banter tells us more than anything is that banter is in the eye of the beholder—what I think is not banterous (these tweets), someone else may love and cherish.
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Barney #210 is banter because his socks are banter, and he is leaning backwards and away while pointing at the lens; he knows where the camera is, he's playing with it, having a little fun.
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When we met this time, it wasn't for the usual banter.
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If the user responded, the AI would continue its pious banter.
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Banter about Lineker chatting shit, and ultimately getting banged for it.
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QUESTION: On the travel ban -- we could banter back and forth.
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Supposedly they engaged in casual banter — about the game, one presumes.
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Others thanked Cardi for being the catalyst for such lively banter.
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Busy Philipps is taking her beloved Instagram banter to late-night.
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No other couple gives such good late-night talk show banter.
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About halfway through the banter took a turn for the weird.
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We're guessing this isn't casual banter about the harsh northern weather.
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We banter idly for a few more minutes before parting ways.
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Polite banter, cake baking, perhaps a few masked references to marijuana.
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Unfortunately, we do not want to banter with football clubs anymore.
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Mark-Paul Gosselaar, they engage in adversarial banter that (very weakly)
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What kind of buddy movie would it be without contentious banter?
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The pair had just met, and were sharing some great banter.
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A: So do you think it's always just shit blokey banter?
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Who WON'T these guys savage in the name of succulent banter.
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There was easy banter between the MC and the audience members.
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These three make up what I am calling the "banter trifecta".
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After their initial exchange, Ciuffo and Tebow kept up their banter.
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Enjoy their banter, as this is the last season of Catastrophe.
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Doesn't she know that Declan doesn't enjoy that kind of banter?
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Just don't expect them to banter about the weather anytime soon.
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But LinkedIn is specifically not made for that kind of banter.
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There's a bit of footy banter about the Cardiff City vs.
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Venus opposes your ruling planet Mars, bringing fun banter your way.
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Or, if the sex is as good as their conversational banter?
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It's much more casual, like party banter instead of therapy talk.
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Perhaps you're a legend, a banter king, or an absolute maniac.
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Chase got ahead of it all by eliminating the speculative banter.
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Or it might have been understood as lighthearted, in-family banter.
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Plus, all the banter between the wedding guests is good fun.
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Shifts are filled with sexual banter that many welcome as playful.
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Laughter and banter are rare in each earnest, 33-minute episode.
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Similarly, his banter with Cohan resembles "Moonlighting," only with F-bombs.
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They: Meet at a ball, banter, begin to fall in love.
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Even more bafflingly, she blames herself for inviting Wallace's crude banter.
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Brother, this language isn't just "locker room banter" — it's rape culture.
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Moore then clarified that the pair's banter was all in jest.
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QUESTION: On the travel ban — we could banter back and forth.
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Instead of engaging in charged ballroom banter, they have hate sex.
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When the banter rung through the air like a clarion call.
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The couple tried some cute banter ... but the boos didn't stop.
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And as a vehicle for delivering Broadway banter, rock is tricky.
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She dismissed Dan's barbs as "cute" and part of their banter.
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Why Hillary Clinton wins even when she loses Trump's crude banter The intense scrutiny of the campaign has also renewed interest in Trump's crude banter about his sexual conquests and desires on Howard Stern's radio show.
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And the moment you have that banter, you can see them relax.
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After some banter, you're given a link to play the HTML5 game.
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By the following week, the waiting-room banter was in full swing.
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"Hopefully he's calmed down now and can appreciate the banter," she said.
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And at least Jackson and Usher enliven some of the canned banter.
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I got a taste of their razor-sharp banter over my gumbo.
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He's been interacting with the crowd and offering top-notch concert banter!
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Here, too, it is the banter between characters that I listen to.
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So banter back and fourth [sic] online I dont believe solves anything.
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"Banter back and forth online I don't believe solves anything," he said.
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We're already looking forward to their future witty (and always loving) banter.
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You must view the videos in order to hear the climate banter.
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"Yesterday, the Trump campaign site dismissed the interaction as "locker room banter.
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Their commitment to their cause comes down to some laughably clichéd banter.
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" Trump later issued a brief apology, calling the conversation "locker room banter.
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This is typical flirty banter for women on late night talk shows.
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This sombre reality is balanced by tender banter between Qaiser and Saba.
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Allowed us to have a really nice family conversation with good banter.
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" The candidate has repeatedly dismissed the obscene comments as "locker room banter.
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To see the pair's adorable banter in full, watch the video below.
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An interesting banter ensued after the ELLE India editor tweeted the video.
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Not all superhero action films need the MCU's banter or Deadpool's smarm.
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Why are candidates modeling their banter on Two and a Half Men?
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Back to the serious stuff: it's middle-aged banter merchant Alan Pardew.
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Let's make one thing clear: Klock and Dettmann do not have banter.
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We may have to settle for just a bit of Twitter banter.
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The two shared some light banter, with the pope even teasing Mrs.
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He's slowly been losing his witty banter over the past three years.
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They tease and engage in gregarious banter, like Previn correcting his posture.
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According to TMZ, the pair are already working on their bad banter.
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In fact, this banter didn't seem to me particularly funny or clever.
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Ms. Condor and Mr. Centineo are charming and their banter is diverting.
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More surprising, the songs lack the humor and wit of Jomama's banter.
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Could we run a clip of our banter just for a second?
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The songs are performed straightforwardly, but Mr. Py's banter is surprisingly funny.
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The film's racial banter was particularly concerning to the film's eventual backers.
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He dismissed the recording as "locker room banter" and assailed his accusers.
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I like developing inside jokes and banter with each of my classes.
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Like, Donald Trump and Billy Bush's private bus banter levels of appalling.
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Even worse, it provided Mark Pougatch and the ITV panel with at least a minute's worth of moth banter, which, as is evident from this short clip, is the worst and most excruciating form of banter known to man.
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KT: I am absolutely heavily influenced by that kind of witty-banter thing.
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The cashier—newly appointed "day manager"—isn't having it, and comedic banter ensues.
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BRO: six days Actual Adult Male Locker Room Banter:- hey got any advil?
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Her expression, body language, and onstage banter said it all: Something wasn't right.
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The two definitely had the banter, and you can tell that they're close.
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I love the banter that goes on between the bartender and the customer.
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And Kim and Jimmy's relationship is filled with great barbs and sly banter.
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Handmaids in the City promises banter with a heavy-handed dose of oppression.
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The result is hilarious banter and juicy insights into the history of Hollywood.
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It all sounds awful, but like any office, there's banter and practical jokes.
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The notorious Lake District weather also prompted some rainfall banter between the farmers.
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I'd been flirting with this flight attendant, which I assumed was innocent banter.
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Montreal's Gashrat never stopped playing, not for banter and not for a moment.
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Their banter is pitch perfect and they really seem to get each other.
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Their banter was cutting, but never mean-spirited (Spock was incapable of mean).
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The latter promises "Original Street Banter" with the skull emoji on its description.
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So, all in all, for these three, a lowly 3.3/643 banter score.
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The zinging banter between the two characters is really a battle of philosophies.
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It appears that your witty banter is the product of a sharp mind.
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Certainly, her books contain a lot of high-spirited banter, spoken and thought.
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We're definitely up for the craic and enjoy a bit of friendly banter.
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After some banter, it was time for the hosts to map the show.
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Sometimes it was playful banter, the kind he had with the pretty waitress.
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You can easily watch Johnson and Statham banter for a full two hours.
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The usual lines of banter were soon crossed; the teasing turned darkly sexual.
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As a screen couple they're passionate, candid and feisty; their banter flies effortlessly.
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Their soft, everyday banter belies the horrors that brought them here months earlier.
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He and I get along well and usually enjoy some banter during chat.
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Part of the fun of these movies is the banter between your characters.
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Trump apologized for the comments and chalked them up to "locker room" banter.
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We engaged in good-natured banter about being from red and blue states.
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The off-camera banter was with Billy Bush, a host of the show.
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It's called "The Banter Market" and the photo is an Ainsley Harriott meme.
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With hardly a pause, the couple, married for a year, started to banter.
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"It's banter, but it's not frivolous," Mr. Dickerson said, affably, in an interview.
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Beyond that, though, the dialogue and banter between the crew is just genuinely entertaining.
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It's the sort of cringey, non-PC banter the original was so famous for.
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They are, their good-natured banter flowing as easily as the beer on tap.
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But then, perhaps by analyzing this banter, I am the one who is wrong.
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However, the revival felt different than the witty banter of the show's previous seasons.
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There was a lot of banter about, you know, Doc being a groper. REP.
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It's possible that your cheeky banter with Trump in fact accelerated the man's win.
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This may or may not actually be typical "locker room banter" for some men.
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The trailer also gives us the sibling banter that makes the show so entertaining.
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There's no cute Stan Lee cameo, no Deadpool banter or "You're a dick" jokes.
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It's just something else for Bronn and Jaime to have best-frenemy banter about.
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All episodes begin with some banter from our hosts, and the topics are familiar.
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Watch the full thing with sound on for a little unedited doctor-patient banter.
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But otherwise, they were free to banter with each other and interact with guests.
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A lot of it is sassy banter, but we all know what that's hiding!
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"A statement on the Trump campaign's site dismisses the conversation as "locker room banter.
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" Potter, 70, says Perry "was always ready to banter and have a little fun.
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Now, his words have become more than just "banter" — they have become possibly true.
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In their second Reboot discussion, they banter about Rian Johnson's teenage noir Brick (2005).
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You live a life of mockery, whether it's banter or whether it's sometimes aggressive.
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The script would require lots of banter and kicking white men in the face.
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As Sophia's intense schedule wears on, their intimacy stales and their warm banter stiffens.
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He speaks well -- not the stumbling self-referential banter that Trump spews almost nonstop.
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She clarified Thursday that it was just on-set banter, The Hollywood Reporter reported.
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The bulk of his cheesy banter is reserved for his onscreen son, Cole Sprouse.
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Some of this is banter, some of it is genuinely a person being mean.
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I don't have anything remotely resembling "original street banter" to submit to this page.
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Kimmel, both in his monologue and in his between-award banter, acknowledged Trump plenty.
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Harvey has read the vibe of the room and the vibe is screaming banter.
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You don't need banter when you've got a laser pointed at Scotland. 0/10.
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Come on—but I'm estimating this photograph is 64 percent banter, or 6.4 Bantons.
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In addition to repetition, the morning-show formula calls for heaps of fatuous banter.
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The song doesn't employ any of the duo's clever wordplay or self-deprecating banter.
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He greets both residents and staff with smiles, handshakes, banter, and an explosive laugh.
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Together they banter and sizzle and somehow control the entire Los Angeles legal system.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, brushed off the banter at a rally in Rossford, Ohio.
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I thought I would give them a bit of banter and let's do it.
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Plus, an episode full of solid Veronica/Weevil banter is always a good thing.
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Imagine taped banter with a Hollywood entertainment show host bringing down a presidential candidate.
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On the very long, tight elevator ride, there is no banter, just quiet concentration.
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Even then, the show stuck with its identity as a place of pleasant banter.
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"It was more like friendship at first sight, with some banter," Mr. Wheeler said.
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Martin's folksy banter belied a crisis that had demanded quick reflexes by the Fed.
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What plays out is relatable banter between a couple still in their honeymoon phase.
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The screenwriter Katie Dippold ("The Heat") supplied the banter; Jonathan Levine ("50/50") directs.
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"I didn't know how to talk, to banter, to move my body," he said.
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Others are using AI to generate voices that can banter just like real humans.
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They have been together for 32 years, and their banter can sometimes turn contentious.
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So how does he feel about shifting to the mornings — that is, banter central?
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In this episode, we get hints that the kids were in their teens, but also that all the banter Jack and Rebecca have early in the episode about potentially having another kid (that they both eventually squashed) might not have just been banter.
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How many people can say they've had Gordon banter with them over his own food?!
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I'll probably save my friendly banter for an actual speed dating event next time around.
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Perhaps I should just let the banter go free in the world, effort be damned.
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In the realm of romantic etiquette, financial soul-baring is hardly sexy first-date banter.
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"We had a bit of banter with him about, and that was it," Walker said.
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In casual banter people start in on Hillary Clinton as morally corrupt, assuming we'll nod.
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Have I, in Doc Cox, finally found the person who will banter me off forever?
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A few banter-filled exchanges later, and Kathie and Iain's romance is at full capacity.
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Their version of pillow talk is banter about the unappealing thickness of Lindsay's flannel pajamas.
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We talked about music and movies and politics, sort of general friendly half-sober banter.
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What about with the daily banter between friends, roommates, or people in your book club?
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My father and I are the cooks in the family, but everyone loves the banter.
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In the episode, newbie Condola shares some short flirty banter with Issa's ex-boyfriend Lawrence.
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Yup, we're nothing if not versatile, transitioning seamlessly from sociopolitical commentary to ball-related banter.
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Relaxed and happy, he interrupted the interview to playfully banter with his fiancée, Nicole Johnson.
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"Banter is a cultural artifact and it's nothing to do with having fun," he said.
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Gradually, cut scenes give way to banter, little dialogues that play out over the gameplay.
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Imagine the banter we'll get with Jaime and Brienne finally fighting for the same side.
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Despite the formality of the occasion, Netanyahu and Trump swapped banter on the red carpet.
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This isn't all that surprising — food is a timeless medium for banter and cultural exchange.
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"Last night, he doubled down on excuse that it's just locker room banter," Clinton said.
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Imagine the "St Totteringham's Day" banter, the innumerable memes, the ruinous state of the internet.
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"I use this religiously," Meghan once told Beauty Banter of Nivea's Q10 Firming Body Lotion.
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Unfortunately, that also means less time for Varys and Tyrion to banter and drink wine.
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It led to more banter about how art isn't about the awards, it's about creating.
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They feature weird band numbers, stilted corporate banter, and a barrage of groan-worthy humor.
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Rufus, I feel, is not actively participating in banter, but he's aware of it happening.
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He was spending his years among people with whom he could banter but not converse.
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James's career, as inadvertently reflected by the radio banter, was now the stuff of bildungsroman.
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Of course, his banter with Billy Bush during his "Access Hollywood" appearance is far worse.
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"Trump issued an apology following the leaked audio, saying that "this was locker room banter.
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Despite all this banter about the death of iTunes, however, the app isn't actually dead.
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Or it could be because relationships take more than just smoldering looks and witty banter.
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Kindred spirits crop up, and witty banter replaces all those heavy talks about practical issues.
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We know that Luke and Lorelai love each other because they banter together so well.
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If you're a lover of banter, the first 30 minutes of sparring is genuinely fun.
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I wasn't expecting this...my posts [usually only cause] funny and friendly banter among friends.
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Mr. Puno made American music his own by adding bawdy lyrics and banter in Tagalog.
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Real life seems drab now, compared to the high-speed barrage of ironic banter online.
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The pair's banter brought to mind the zing-filled routines at a classic Catskills resort.
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Ms. King and Mr. Rose had a palpable connection and an easy, on-camera banter.
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Most of the preplanned banter between Ms. Sirota and Mr. Pierson came off smoothly enough.
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He simply dismissed what he said as "locker room banter" without denying anything he did.
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Shows usually have three or four performers who take turns, with amusing banter in between.
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Demi Lovato and Mike Johnson are taking their flirty online banter to the next level.
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We talked about music, mostly: the bands he toured with, the macho banter that ensued.
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In early scenes, there's a nice hint of "His Girl Friday" in the newsroom banter.
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Mr. Killip thanked him, and they continued to "banter back and forth," Mr. Killip said.
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They never meet up and have no intention to; they just enjoy the sexual banter.
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He kept up the banter and thus—on a bone-cold night—his collaborators' morale.
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There's catty banter and ballgowns with plunging necklines; there's a pet monkey and a brothel.
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I can't put my finger on it, but this grid has a whiff of banter.
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" Somehow this banter segways into a battle between impotency and lack of size "down there.
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To others, that admission may have sounded like regular office banter, but Soares felt targeted.
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If you don't have the banter, you're not gonna last a minute on the doors.
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The formula is soothing, the banter is charming, and the whole thing is very likable.
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As Cardinals pitcher Lon Warneke observed, even the threatening banter could be construed as commonplace.
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You called what you said locker room banter — kissing women without consent, grabbing their genitals.
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The word was banter between friends, Mr. Bohrer said, not proof of some evil scheme.
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When five 40-year-old British men banter about Big Train, a British sketch show from 1998, making me and a young female in the room feel like we don't get comedy or understand "funny" because we can't join in their banter, I feel uncomfortable.
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They are the people you want to drink with, the people you've got your in jokes with, the people with whom your banter has become a shared idiolect, people with whom the word banter becomes an acceptability because truthfully, there's no other word for it.
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"This was locker room banter, a private conversation that took place many years ago," he said.
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Eventually the pair started exchanging banter publicly on Facebook, where their friends started to get involved.
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But as the banter started and the footage rolled, there was one thing missing: their director.
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It was funny watching Apple executives banter back and forth using their alien and fox Animoji.
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He cannot hear Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman's banter, only the screaming coming from somewhere within.
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But to describe the exchange as locker-room banter does not excuse it, says Ms Cameron.
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So she takes advantage of the free wine and uses her new drunken confidence to banter.
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Larkin said the banter with Hazzard was with good intentions, but it incited the Knicks contingent.
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Fueling his passion for writing about football, Harmon started the Backyard Banter blog in December 2013.
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The political banter of deteriorating relations with Saudi Arabia is a product of an election year.
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If someone's got good banter, that's good, but you have to know where the line is.
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And in a world of branded Twitter banter and corny comedy ads, that's quite a feat.
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He knows I'm tough, and we were still having a bit of banter in the corner.
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Typically, Negan switches gears between locker room banter and excessive brutality, leaving little room for nuance.
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In the end, no amount of banter or allusion to future riches could bridge the gap.
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The two then launch into sibling banter, especially when Cameron asks about pranks in the movie.
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In WeChat and Facebook cliques, headhunters and engineers from the diaspora exchange banter and animated gifs.
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Is Dierks Bentley already warming up for his ACM Awards banter with co-host Luke Bryan?
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" He brushed off his offensive banter on the "Access Hollywood" tape as mere "locker room talk.
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Compared to the horror of this banal, risk-free attempt at banter, their suffering is nul.
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He provided great banter, but daddy won't want him around a microphone for a long time.
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Yet this locker-room banter belongs to an old tradition running from Adams to Bill Clinton.
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A friendly-ish banter ensued, and next thing you know I'm posing in a bathroom stall.
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The two banter back and forth while also touching on more serious topics, like the war.
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And half of the joy of Abdul and Jackson's involvement was seeing them banter with Cowell.
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I know the banter, the bravado, sometimes it gets carried away and people say mindless things.
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So where does this banter leave us in terms of a road map for future generations?
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They exchanged playful banter about the nastiness of the food before Chyna posted a solo video.
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He asked whether having good banter was the same as teasing – which can lead to bullying.
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SQUAD. GOING. UP. Note for our American readers: "Banter," in the UK, is a whole thing.
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Borger brought up Trump's remarks, which he apologized for and chalked up to "locker room" banter.
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My idea of flirty banter is sending someone the clue to a crossword I can't solve.
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His mother, Mama Doris, is also part of the banter as a sassy, straight-talking commentator.
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They are phone friends, she tells us, and they banter about sex, stardom, silliness and strategy.
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THE DAVID DANCE Danger Dave's radio fans love his witty banter on "Gay Talk" in Buffalo.
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There was plenty of jousting and theatrical banter across the aisle as the votes were cast.
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" Trump later apologized, calling it "locker room banter" and pledging to "be a better man tomorrow.
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This is two ancient, strong, smooth-faced men quarreling with half-banter like 12-year-olds.
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I don't want all the gossip, banter and jokes from a group of people around me.
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Their playful husband-and-wife banter was a distinctive element of their performances over the decades.
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" One of Bruno's girlfriends has a "contemptuous wit" and with her his "banter flowed, despite himself.
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"This was locker room banter, a private conversation that took place many years ago," Trump said.
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This is an especially cute time for flirty banter, so share a joke with your crush.
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"In my early teens, I found my feet with it and learned to banter," she said.
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On Saturday, a home run and a Yankees victory made for thoughtful answers and easy banter.
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A group of tourists blocked their view as they tried to keep their eye banter going.
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Heated kisses in the hallway, flirtatious banter, tender caresses that last too long to be casual.
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"The more you get personal about your weekend the more you are encouraging banter," said Taylor.
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Obama's vision of national security was a combination of U.N. charter pablum and faculty lounge banter.
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Their banter is interrupted when the couple see a young man deliberately fall into the water.
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"There was banter," Ms. Kerr said, but neither knew the interest or intention of the other.
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And all of this new information will make for plenty of material for post-apocalyptic banter.
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Correa would regularly engage in banter with citizens and do the work of government through tweets.
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Make room for self-care: spend time with a best friend, indulge in some flirtatious banter.
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So there's a certain rough charm to the banter between Rebus and his well-drawn colleagues.
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In the end, the two met Sunday evening, sharing a hug and a bit of banter.
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"Trump's banter belies a willingness to use and discard other human beings at will," they continued.
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This is not me weighing in on the strategic banter of calling one's political opposition corrupt.
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The sweetness, the style, the pop culture references, the banter ... That's the enduring magic, the backflip.
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It also benefited from Thompson's banter with guests he could hardly pretend to be impressed by.
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Everything from the banter to the way we talk to the cultures—it's from here innit.
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Our sources say even DeMario's fake chomping at her arm was just playful banter between friends.
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Its best moments are those that offer light-hearted banter and scenes with little or no melodrama.
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He described the remarks, which first surfaced on Friday, as "locker room" banter and apologized to Americans.
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Anyway, we had established enough of a banter that asking for her number seemed a natural progression.
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That's when Teigen's husband joined in on the Twitter banter and agreed with Nanjiani over his wife.
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In an interview with Beauty Banter, she admitted to—gasp—occasionally not removing her makeup before bed.
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Robbie Williams was born with the shame synapses of his brain swapped out for boisterousness and banter.
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"For all of the banter that's gone back and forth, he hasn't gotten it done," Sanford said.
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This is hardly surprising given that Peter lacks banter skills and seems to speak only in hyperbole.
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What difference could some decade-old "locker-room banter", as Mr Trump called his comments, possibly make?
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It's also really sweet to see that Déjà and her mom get along and have good banter.
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Egged on by the audience, the pair engage in profanity-laced banter and sway their hips suggestively.
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"This was locker room banter, a private conversation that took place many years ago," the statement read.
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It's one thing like I said to kind of banter back and forth and have an opinion.
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Rampage has a pretty casual, amiable sense of humor, mostly based in banter and some juvenile slapstick.
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In contrast to the light-hearted banter in the beginning, the film climaxes with a dark twist.
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But now we know that Gosling + Crowe + witty banter + '70s-style clothing = an entertaining summer movie equation.
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The benefits of sharing banter and photos with friends and family—for free—are obvious and immediate.
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This is the perfect opportunity to turn all this playful banter into an actual, real-life date.
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The date even goes well: They share some witty banter and make out for a little bit.
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The team promise good vibes and decent banter to go along with your bacon and egg roll.
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He's notoriously good at stage banter and some of his songs have some dry jokes in it.
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" Anderson Cooper charged directly into the fray, asking Trump, "You called what you said locker room banter.
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The life of a footballer is now a desperate struggle to fulfill endless, contractually binding banter obligations.
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Partake in your annual traditional banter, pull out some jokes and stock up on some extra marshmallows.
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When the script isn't talking to us in ALL CAPS it's delivering second-rate Aaron Sorkin banter.
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Harry used to be a "great big lad" with a capital L. He was a banter guy.
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Even as you solve puzzles or explore maze-like environments, the banter continues like expository background music.
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And so we find ourselves at the nadir of brand banter, which is April Fool's Day (today).
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If this season of the Bachelorette is going to include harmless racial banter, please make it funny.
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Their friendship runs deep, giving the iconic banter between Letterman and Shaffer a run for its money.
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When we collectively move on to other news stories and different breakroom banter, who are we failing?
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"This was not just a lewd conversation, that wasn't just locker room banter," the first lady said.
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"There is an unacceptable level of sexual 'banter' and unwelcome discussion of intimate sexual details," it added.
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Solo removes that tension, and lowers Han's self-mythologizing banter into the carbon freeze of banal literalism.
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In lives that are already crowded and stressful, it's easier to let banter crowd out emotional presence.
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Twitter is the perfect place to banter about the Super Bowl, the Oscars, or a presidential debate.
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I arrived uncharacteristically early and sat down with a few students to banter about this and that.
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Children grow up in and around all kinds of adult activity — including sexy banter on dating apps.
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They were good at a kind of quick-twitch banter that I simply cannot keep up with.
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That was Braun's alma mater, and the loose connection had sparked some light banter over the years.
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Q: The banter between you and Arjun Kapoor has been evident throughout the promotions for this film.
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Jonathan was watching, and Jonathan was there, and we've had a lot of banter back and forth.
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And, while a little banter can help build a rapport, focus on getting your points across succinctly.
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The traditional Gears banter is still there, of course, and I won't say that every joke lands.
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Cigarette smoke wafts around, the banter is loud, and the ammonia shows little sign of easing up.
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"You called what you said locker room banter — kissing women without consent, grabbing their genitals," he said.
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I think it was banter, but some guy took it too far and actually did add me.
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There's a third B, too, arguably the most important of the Bs. And that B is 'banter'.
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After some witty banter via text (OMG you love Big Mouth too??), you finally set a first date.
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Then there are the superb comedians, who do quick ten-minute sets in between Williams and Robinson's banter.
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The Republican nominee later called the comments "locker room banter" in a statement before issuing a video apology.
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But Microsoft engineers also trained XiaoIce on real-life human chatter, making it very, very good at banter.
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New research is helping Alexa mimic human banter and talk about almost anything she finds on the internet.
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Even if it was a bit over the top, it was always fun to watch their banter unfold.
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The banter continued until eventually, Sandler invited Kessler to attend Monday's Los Angeles premiere of The Do-Over.
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Alrighty, the setup and initial banter is over, which means it's time for the first quickfire to start.
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" Trump initially released a short written statement Friday, in which he dismissed the conversation as "locker room banter.
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And one scene perfectly blends screwball romantic banter with time travel, which is a great sentence to type.
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They more than make up for it with charming banter, wicked one-liners, and all-around playful bullying.
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The banter is about a big surprise in the dismissal of Ali al-Naimi as Saudi energy minister.
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Basically, the only thing I truly love about this rank little island is its enormous capacity for banter.
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Musk's involvement came from a now famous bet derived from light Tesla bragging and Twitter banter in March.
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There's action, adventure, and the kind of zany banter fans have come to expect from CW superhero hours.
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Renowned for its trademark wit and the banter between the titular Ronnies, the show was a roaring success.
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"For all the banter that's gone back and forth, he hasn't gotten any of it done," Sanford said.
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You will be way too busy sobbing over Richard and laughing at all the fresh pop culture banter.
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Momoa and Heard's banter, in particular, shows off an almost unheard-of sense of humor for the series.
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Divorced from the toxic banter of the gaming community, the tweet isn't just juvenile, it's sexist and homophobic.
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Benjamin and Midge's meet-cute is bristling and full of banter delivered at an Amy Sherman-Palladino pace.
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But the way the film seems to judge the life of older Christopher Robin recontextualizes Pooh's silly banter.
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"There has been a lot of negative banter about tech slowing," said Hudson Pacific Properties CEO Victor Coleman.
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Their casual banter illustrates how painfully we need a woman to host a late night talk show, stat.
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Robinson and Buteau opened the show with casual banter, showcasing the reasons why we love them so much.
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Responding to his wife's jokingly spiteful banter, Legend posted his own Instagram post in honor of their anniversary.
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"He worked in retail, and this was a place where there was sexual banter going around," Kotkin said.
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The actress crossed paths with Williams when she was headed for standard red carpet banter with Ryan Seacrest.
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With the wake word "Hey Portal," you can video chat via Messenger, play Spotify, or banter with Alexa.
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Blue Lives Matter, an organization that supports and advocates for police officers, similarly dismissed Trump's remarks as banter.
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Schlossberg said it appears that central banks are coordinating their policy banter, following last month's G-20 meeting.
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"When I first starting talking with Patton on Facebook, it was just sort of witty banter," Salenger said.
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You love fun, flirty banter, but someone might take something you say the wrong way, or vice versa.
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He later called it "locker room banter" and his campaign issued an apology to anyone who was offended.
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If it was anyone else it would seem like perfunctory stage banter, but coming from Elverum it's gutting.
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David's the kind of kid who can organize a meeting with Vladimir Putin, so he doesn't need banter.
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They add to the film's intrigue and desire to draw out something deeper than surface-level criminal banter.
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It just wasn't really me and I was never really good at the classic banter with those people.
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No buzzing sales banter and gossip, no sputter of yellow and white taxis or boda boda taxi bikes.
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There's some actual banter at play as the living dead debate whether to kill or not to kill.
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Their banter over emails and text messages is garnished with inside jokes, locker-room nicknames and exuberant punctuation.
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Ms. Mann pulled up to the Lexington Restaurant, a diner where Twombly came for the grits and banter.
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Now, the show's creative team is promoting its upcoming second and third seasons by trumpeting its political banter.
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The top down banter of the candidates on education shows they lack critical understanding of the changing world.
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But off the cuff he delivered the kind of zesty banter that is the lifeblood of reality television.
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The first trailer is the moody stakes-setter, while subsequent ones traffic more in excitement and witty banter.
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Trump has called the comments "locker room" banter, and denied sexually assaulting women during Sunday's second presidential debate.
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While the cop and Foggy banter, Matt's using his super-hearing to listen to details about the case.
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God of War fills these moments with meaningful, character-building banter between a forcibly bonded father and son.
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We want them to be able to banter back and forth, be able to interrupt each other, laugh.
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Like in the West, you get drinking and banter in the bars, so in that way it's identifiable.
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I overhead a group of AARP members banter with a black Republican, who they mistake for a senator.
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After the Access Hollywood tape was released, Trump maintained that his words were "locker room banter," nothing more.
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He interspersed his earnest yoga talk with playful banter, tossing his head back in giddy fits of giggling.
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David Giffels, in contrast, began his path toward building his coffin in a moment of mordant marital banter.
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But when they're apart, they're all longing looks and charged banter, and that's really where Gilmore Girls shines.
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If it's spirited banter the viewers want, there's always Ernie Johnson and Charles Barkley in the broadcast booth.
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Mr. Tomsic, a TV journeyman, executes both the dumb pratfalls and the quick banter with discipline and professionalism.
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In early January, she put a call out for examples of Black women being used as "banter" online.
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Trump has described his remarks as "locker room" banter that does not reflect his true character to voters.
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Their banter, long before that kiss, is lively and sexy, and their oil-and-water temperaments emulsify nicely.
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Still, much of the staged presenter banter proved awkward, squandering the likes of Sarah Silverman and Olivia Munn.
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There's glamour, banter, clinking glasses, searching looks and even one of those crashing storms that echo internal squalls.
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The red-haired Spithill is an extrovert who embraces news-conference banter and likes to train by boxing.
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That series, like "Riverdale," was built on banter, using an idiosyncratic lingo invented by its creator, Joss Whedon.
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And thank God — the otherwise abysmal banter segments were draining every iota of energy out of the ceremony.
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Girardi was asked if there was any banter on the bench about the no-hitter, and said no.
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Typically mother and son banter and philosophize, as clever (and occasionally grating) as characters out of Tom Stoppard.
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But after some getting-to-know-you banter, it became clear to both that the connection ran deeper.
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It spits banter so sharp and quick that it slices through even the tensest scenes with laser precision.
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Barney #26.4 is pointing to this space, here, where the guy who fucked up sitting down should be but isn't: So the Banter Trifecta of Barney, Barney, and Charles are demonstrating excellent physical banter, only ruined by the guy who fucked up being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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"People are being treated like commodities," Gallagher said, switching from back-and-forth banter to a business-like manner.
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During their set, frontman Fat Mike started some already terrible stage banter, and it just got worse from there.
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It's probably because they all feature generically attractive white men who engage in slightly flirty banter with each other.
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"When I first starting talking with Patton on Facebook, it was just sort of witty banter," says Salenger, 47.
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What a wonderful time that was, when the internet's main prerogative was good-natured banter over an optical illusion.
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This includes turning the paper's "Banter" section, which Vagun describes as "our funny, viral content" into clickable Snapchat material.
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"It's a way to push content that is more campus-community friendly — that's quirky, and banter-esque," Vagun says.
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"I guess there were a couple guys that could keep up the banter but most were annoying," she says.
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The misogynist banter that facilitates so much assault and harassment is unlikely to be swept away by formal measures.
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They have some "witty" banter and then Ty decides to share his super-secret plan for rebellion with her.
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Venus connects with Neptune and Mercury opposes Jupiter: Romance is in the air, and plenty of banter takes place.
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The new P.Y.T.s feel like cut-rate versions of Bloom and Knightley, with even more forced banter between them.
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"Sunuvabitch" is very commonly used banter and the way the media has framed this Duterte insult is most interesting.
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Harry, who left the Army last year, was happy to engage in a bit of banter with the troops.
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Among peers, profane banter is often a sign of trust—a way of showing solidarity with a larger group.
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The movie version gives Liam and Ruby little more than pallid banter and familiar will they / won't they tension.
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The banter-laden tension between the two provides the through-line that propels the Galbraith mysteries along their way.
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In a café in south London, two construction workers are engaged in cheerful banter, tossing words back and forth.
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Then they're watching this show where it's all just 'banter' and no one is accountable for their bad behaviour.
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In a world of rapidly changing daily hashtags, it didn't take too long before the discourse devolved into banter.
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Matt Kennedy remembers the show and weekend, which in typical Meat Thump fashion featured booze and self-deprecating banter.
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He exchanged friendly banter with his fans, shooting the cameras the occasional deadpan look during moments of comic relief.
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While they're in their happy bubble, they banter about Derek's dream of going to Georgetown to become a doctor.
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He's in a sitting position, he knows he doesn't have much room to bant, so he's doing facial banter.
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Men are also more likely to say that a degree of sexual banter and horseplay at work is pleasurable.
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Around the agreeable leads is an ersatz family of misfits and music obsessives who trade banter and Replacements bootlegs.
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Known for their burnished tight harmonies, sophisticated if nontraditional arrangements and witty onstage banter, the Limeliters were wildly successful.
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But for all the banter, these chefs and friends have one enduring commonality: a deep love for Chinese food.
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Today's episode was a scaled down, in comparison to the last one, with witty banter on sex and relationships.
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It's great to returning to a time when "white man does rap" was a staple bit of a banter.
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More flirtatious energy flows as Venus enters Gemini on June 8—expect plenty of cute banter to take place!
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You can feel sorrow for the loss of face-to-face banter with the colleague in the next cubicle.
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There's always banter afterward about whether a listing was priced right, whether any money was left on the table.
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Just your typical lighthearted early-morning talk-show banter between a stand-up comedian and a professional cage-fighter.
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Talk John Oliver used to do these satirical joke segments about your banter with Charlie Rose on his show.
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Trump apologized after the tape's release, calling it "locker room banter," but has since reportedly questioned the tape's authenticity.
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Relationships will be fractured, banter will be forced, footage will be shown at half-speed, skin will be tanned.
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"My friendship with Rob was jovial and this exchange was just a part of a ridiculous banter," he said.
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We know he enjoys the process -- the banter, the debate, the fighting -- of trying to hammer out an agreement.
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Keith Stolarsky waddled across the lobby and joined them, and the banter ended, as if dropped off a cliff.
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Leo James spent his first week as a pedicab driver studying Mr. Legarreta — his routes, his banter, his sales.
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Thurgood and Sam banter, lash out, jostle for position and occasionally deliver some stink eye, especially Sam (at Thurgood).
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"This was locker room banter, a private conversation that took place many years ago," Trump said in a statement.
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Being a bouncer requires you to have superhuman amounts of banter to deal with the pressures of the job.
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Despite the play's thematic flaws, it's hard to let go of those wildly compelling characters and their charged banter.
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After they leave, the two share a nightcap and banter, which eventually leads to some kissy kissy by the fire.
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Mr Ashley dismisses the conversation as "banter" and says the suggestion he regularly meets managers in pubs is "100% incorrect".
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Banter is kept to a minimum, but her appreciation of, "Thank you for being attentive, that's really sick," feels legendary.
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Zuckerberg and Recode jokingly banter about the great news value that would come from him firing himself on this podcast.
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The locker room banter becomes more than just talk, and the sense of urgency to deliver on their boasts grows.
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Trump doesn't yet command the government's mighty executive powers, but his diatribes cannot be dismissed as trivial social media banter.
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" Ell mostly ignored the banter as she tuned up a borrowed guitar for an impromptu rendition of recent hit "Criminal.
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" Trump responded with a prepared statement: "This was locker room banter, a private conversation that took place many years ago.
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She later awkwardly walks in on Simone (Caitlin FitzGerald) and Jake's banter as they change out of their work clothes.
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That same day, Venus connects with Uranus, bringing a fun surprise to your relationships: Unexpected and flirtatious banter takes place.
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This being metal, of course, they also engaged in a little friendly banter about the semantic significance of Lucifer himself.
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I think it's just banter and people like to talk because I don't think they like to look at themselves.
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That happens to be the nickname of fellow Colombia-native Maluma, 22, who guests to offer some steamy Spanish banter.
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They kept laughing because the contestants know each other, so there was banter between them — they were laughing at that.
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The cheesy banter of the emcees had run out of charm and the audience just wanted to hear the results.
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Even more entertaining than their drunk banter is the two men struggling to see out of their alcohol-covered eyes.
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" Great teams are built on "the banter, the lunches, the late nights, the jokes, the asides, the shared ah-has!
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They are brushed off and glossed over, dismissed as jokes or banter, and normalized through a sense of social acceptability.
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And instead of enlivening suffocating dread with occasional banter, it fully invests in its silly sight gags and endearing humor.
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In an office, as you stroll by everyone on the way to your seat, there's a bit of friendly banter.
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Kevin honestly feels the Trump bits are overused and knows that people are tired of the political banter from comedians.
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The ambiguously romantic partnership feels lived in, from their practiced banter to all the tiny rituals that bond them together.
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Sincerity comes hard, and he falls back on ironic banter and melancholy cartoons that communicate his frustrations to the audience.
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" Maher finally apologized on Saturday afternoon writing, "I regret the word I used in the banter of a live moment.
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"Trump issued a half-apology, saying the comments were private "locker-room banter" and "I apologize if anyone was offended.
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Another things brands such as pro sports team often do online is Engage Other Brand in Some Witty Banter™️.
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That's a typical bit of ridiculous banter for Wilderpeople, which frequently reveals its adults as more childish than the kids.
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Emphasizing the adventure-movie feel of Near Death is the weary, sardonic written banter between your pilot and her dispatcher.
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He's possibly the first athlete in history to perform meta-banter, out-trolling the trolls, and getting paid for it.
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It also makes you pose like this: I have to tell you that the motivation behind this photograph is banter.
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Dele Alli is the rare type of player that would be welcomed on any team for his clubhouse banter alone.
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The sweet news broke when an Instagram post from food blogger Junk Banter went up just before the new year.
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And during baseball season he'd drop by the sports bar, where he could banter with the salt-of-the-earthers.
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The new recruits got though it all with camaraderie and a lot of never-ending banter—during and after training.
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Maria Miller, the lawmaker who chaired the committee, said the report found teachers often accepted sexual harassment as "just banter".
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" Trump last year seemed to acknowledge the tape's authenticity, apologizing for the comments and describing them as "locker room banter.
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The father-son banter is as amusing as the choices of destinations, though the mumbling Mr. Osbourne sometimes requires subtitles.
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It might be Amazon's answer to Netflix's "Chef's Table," with enough food porn and zesty banter to keep viewers aroused.
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The card tricks and pseudo-psychic guessing games are impressive, but they must compete with too much banter (2:00).
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The card tricks and pseudo-psychic guessing games are impressive, but they must compete with too much banter (220:2159).
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The card tricks and pseudo-psychic guessing games are impressive, but they must compete with too much banter (86603:22212).
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What fun there is can be found elsewhere, in the costumes and the banter and the exploration of metahuman psychology.
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" Trump issued a half-apology saying the comments were private "locker-room banter" and "I apologize if anyone was offended.
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He tossed off his comments about groping women as locker-room banter (a sadly familiar excuse for men's bad behavior).
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Now online safety experts in the UK warn that teens are participating in a new, banter-led cyberbullying trend: roasting.
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Lorde broke up the set with charming stage banter about being a witch who controls the weather and dying alone.
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And even the cool teachers, that were a bit younger and had a bit of banter, them ones yeah… bruv.
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We are all numb—completely numb to people's bad ideas and the resulting banter about how bad the ideas are.
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Monica and Chandler are an odd couple in a lot of ways, which makes for amusing clashes and hilarious banter.
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He's a fastidious, resilient showman, fine-tuned and rehearsed down to the stage bows, key adjustments, and inter-song banter.
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The card tricks and pseudo-psychic guessing games are impressive, but they must compete with too much banter (230:2126).
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The card tricks and pseudo-psychic guessing games are impressive, but they must compete with too much banter (245:2222).
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The card tricks and pseudo-psychic guessing games are impressive, but they must compete with too much banter (22466:2290).
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All the niggling and drunken potshots and catty banter aren't what keep the characters apart; they're what keep them together!
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I drank Coronas out of Coke cans with my dad, aunts and uncles and learned the rhythm of their banter.
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Midge still gets the wittiest rat-a-tat banter, of course, but now she has lots of highly entertaining help.
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I was struck by the banter, the banality of this recurring game of cat and mouse along the southern border.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Every now and then, you'll see reports of prisoners uploading banter photos to Facebook.
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In the earliest games they didn't use the app's chat function, which is often used for banter about the game.
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Mr. Willis's true expertise is in banter, so the director, John McTiernan, shrewdly blends bursts of action with comic dialogue.
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After brief introductions, the conversation quickly turned to a topic that's become typical banter among women of my age: menopause.
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Peter went back to see her in a dramatically lit room, where some sweet banter quickly evolved into soul-baring.
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A few minutes later Mr. Lawrence, dressed as the Tenth Doctor, re-emerged for some witty banter and Whovian humor.
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Peter goes back to see her in a dramatically lit room, where some sweet banter quickly evolves into soul-baring.
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He has his pal Lance to banter with; Charlotte is mainly alone, bereft of repartee, until the arrival of Fred.
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My favorite parties are those where I sit quietly and listen to funny, interesting, brilliant people banter with each other.
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But don't worry, there's lots of room for the intrigue, banter, and romance we've come to expect from this lot.
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The two men engaged in rolling, big-brother, little-brother banter, littered with industry gossip and notes on new albums.
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Their spiky banter is Díaz at his best, a shrewd exploration of male mores under often hilarious Ping-Pong dialogue.
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During football season, the aroma of smoked meats and banter about the University of Alabama's performance wafts across the park.
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Raunchy repartee turns to edgy teasing turns to caustic bickering turns to tension-relieving banter or sex (or bantering sex).
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"What you said was locker room banter — kissing women without consent, grabbing their genitals — that is sexual assault," Cooper said.
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I needed you to see the reluctance, to see their banter — it's a flirtation, but it's a guarded flirtation for her.
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When boasts by Mr Trump about sexual assaults on women were caught on tape, he dismissed them as "locker-room banter".
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As the New Cold War rages on, we can expect more sarcastic banter between American and Chinese technology and communications companies.
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Through kind-hearted banter and subtle adoring smiles, the two share an intimate compassion that is quietly intoxicating and rarely spoken.
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The pre-song banter between the band and the hardest working man in showbiz is just as entertaining as the music.
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" On Saturday, Trump released a statement saying: "This was locker room banter, a private conversation that took place many years ago.
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Galifianakis, star of "The Hangover" films, is known for his cringe-inducing banter on the web program, asking subjects awkward questions.
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" Microsoft defines acceptable trash talk as "light-hearted banter or bragging" that's focused directly on the game and "encourages healthy competition.
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The film moves at its own pace, shifting tone from violent gags to dry office workplace banter to unapologetically sentimental beats.
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We hadn't heard the shocking banter between the pilots: "Oh, yeah, look at those dead bastards," one pilot is heard saying.
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The duo took to the stage at Rise in Hong Kong with Hanson Robotics' Chief Scientist Ben Goertzel directing the banter.
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The officers had been listening to the radio calls and rushed to the ER, hoping the calls were panicked radio banter.
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There's something about Chic's flirtatious banter that makes you realize he's been doing this video chat gig for a long time.
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It started poorly because it had to start poorly; discussion of his "locker room" banter was bound to be personally embarrassing.
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The Moose and the bold cow sat together for some time, likely trading tales about the weather and other light banter.
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Single-handedly on a mission to prove that Germans actually get banter, Robert Huth is the gift that keeps on giving.
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MPs are more likely to abuse their power over their subordinates if they operate in a world of casual sexist banter.
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They banter a bit, and Jack has to tell him that he thinks their dad won't be back for a while.
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First, they're novelized takes on cinematic rom-com, in which the lovers' banter is just as memorable as their sex scenes.
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The couple has already met with the Obamas, and Trudeau and the president shared some playful banter during a press conference.
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The Independence Inn employee gifted us with years of that scathing yet hilarious banter that was a hallmark of the show.
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From there, the pair enjoy flirty banter, take in the sites, snack on gelato, and dine again at a wine bar.
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" Fallon was criticized last year for his light banter with then-presidential candidate Trump during an appearance on "The Tonight Show.
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At this point, they're intimately familiar with MCU banter, and the shifts from somber to sarcastic that keep the tone manageable.
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Lunchroom banter quickly turned into a scary situation when a Wisconsin high school student began choking on a piece of food.
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To be fair, she did bring him back to life, so we can't imagine Harington was too upset by her banter.
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Belle's yellow ballgown is still gorgeous, the Beast is still sexy, and and the Lumiere/Cogsworth banter is still pretty delightful.
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This month, Indianapolis Opera debuts new work by Kurt Vonnegut—but don't go picturing sopranos singing Slaughterhouse-Five banter just yet.
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The playful banter suddenly stops when it comes time for Gertler to slip on another lamb casing on the stuffer's rod.
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He didn't dare to keep up the banter, because when she lowered her eyelids he felt as if he'd been erased.
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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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This is par for the course for Trump, and occasionally it incites a bit of banter among Clinton or other politicians.
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Each succeeding term that entered the lexicon developed a pejorative connotation; consider the idiot-and-moron banter of the Three Stooges.
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"Crown Vic" devotes much screen time to their banter, packing in more clichés per minute of dialogue than you'd think possible.
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Her attempt to engage Monica in casual bar banter by bringing up H. L. Mencken is an excellent case in point.
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Elon Musk is as well-known for his witty online banter as he is for his sometimes awkward in-person appearances.
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When they record a video, they improvise freestyle banter while playing, and simply start all over again if something goes awry.
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I don't just mean that it is able to acknowledge real personal and social anguish amid all the joking and banter.
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Some have taken to the anonymous chat app Blind to complain and even banter over if Khosrowshahi's job is at risk.
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Anyone who's felt gravel crunch under their spikes will recognize Coach's workouts — the exhausting fartleks and distance runs, the competitive banter.
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"The former Chelsea youth coach is characterized in witness statements as a "Frankie Howerd character, routinely using sexualized banter and innuendo.
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Plus, there's plenty of gorgeous costumes and witty banter to keep even the most devoted "Sex and the City" fan happy.
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When the cameras blink off, however, the banter has been replaced by something rarely heard in the television news business: silence.
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When Mr. Trump was done interviewing them, he would see them off outside and, once again, banter with the news media.
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Naseer contended that the e-mails were innocent banter with a stranger whom he had met in an Internet chat room.
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After we banter the planet into oblivion I hope this somehow survives as a stand-alone relic of our many achievements.
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This is so far away from playing a couple rounds of Street Fighter over a few beers and some light banter.
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There's been a conscious rejection of the twee, toothless banter that has rotted mainstream FM shows previously lauded for their bite.
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The subject is heavy indeed, but the banter between the broker, the preacher and his Amazonian wife provoke full-throated chuckles.
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You can't always tell, during a jam session or a concert, if the banter is interrupting the music or vice versa.
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Their charged, initial banter on text soon develops into increasingly personal exchanges about art, death, unstable moms and pregnant ex-girlfriends.
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It's the physical comedy throughout (that includes Leslie Mann doing a somersault) and rapid-fire banter that kept the giggles coming.
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Bad guys shoot through walls, V has to take alternate paths through the mission, and the characters banter back and forth.
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It is, of course, following the template established by the banter between these characters in previous installments of the flagship franchise.
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There, in the hills, surrounded by trees, away from the general banter about motherhood, I discovered that I was enjoying myself.
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Berenice sees through James's smug intellect, cutting him down to size with a mix of blunt candor and smart-alecky banter.
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Not just the men, with their buffets of abs, skin the gentle teak of midcentury furniture, indistinguishable but for their banter.
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This is not simply locker room banter but a public display of unchecked bravado for which we often feel no shame.
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Their brotherly banter, including an argument over who was their mother's favorite, has made for more lighthearted headlines during the outbreak.
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Which reminds me; I hope "lame jester" and "inane banter" are cool, new slang phrases the kids use to compliment people.
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Hoover's office did not respond to request for comment but he has told the Courier-Journal he engaged in consensual banter.
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"Underneath Nick and Meg's banter is a half-buried spring of rage and regret,," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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"I've always felt mentally strong because I'm adept and can banter and hold my own in a good conversation," she said.
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"I regret the word I used in the banter of a live moment," he said in a statement at the time.
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He and Freya banter with a sort of exasperated devotion, a nonsexual version of the sparring lovers in a romantic comedy.
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The host becomes a trusted voice to deliver them not only interesting stories and banter, but information on companies as well.
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Why wouldn't you leap at the chance to visit the most famous home in the country and banter with the president?
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He later said the comments were "locker room banter" and his campaign issued an apology from him if anyone was offended.
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But his banter with callers and Mr. Roberts over sports largely lacked the edge it had when he talked about politics.
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Kick back with Rory and Lorelai as they banter over pop culture, snack food, and all of life's ups-and-downs.
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The new scenes feature banter about wardrobe between Brie Larson's titular superheroine and "Avengers" series staple Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson).
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"Queens" is part interview show, part banter, part stand-up showcase, and the segments don't always seem to row in tandem.
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BARONE Her charisma certainly goes far, even if the banter pushed the evening to just over two and a half hours.
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In the modern communications era, there would be no charming banter about aurorae between plucky telegraph operators — only silence, and dark.
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It's all uncomfortable to watch in a way that celebrity interviews, with their easy banter and weaponized charm, usually are not.
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Even Donald Trump's most loyal surrogates can't defend his "grab 'em by the pussy" comments as understandable, forgivable locker room banter.
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The two walked hand-in-hand backstage before taking their seats, and we could watch them banter back-and-forth all day.
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Gemini loves to banter and flirt, so as sexy Venus spends time in this air sign, you're going to feel especially charismatic.
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Plus there will be an unbearable amount of banter about Gary Lineker having to do Match of the Day in his undies.
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Watch out for some arguments since know-it-alls will be eager to debate—but this could also manifest as fun banter.
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" Trump responded swiftly to the news, saying that it was "locker room banter, a private conversation that took place many years ago.
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After a few bad pickup lines and a feminist bit of banter on drink buying, Rebecca was taking Jesus home with her.
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And L.A.'s Finest trades in all of that dude banter in for a pair of women of color in the limelight.
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Mind you, I suppose that depends on which former England captain is your host and whether his banter is up to scratch.
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"I think [a winky face] makes the information more light-hearted or inviting, which is part of early flirtatious banter," Hall says.
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If a corporation takes enough sides, there is no longer bravery, just simultaneous echoes of meaningless banter while profits ebb and flow.
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Stone insisted that the messages — including such colorful missives as "Prepare to die cocksucker" — were part of outlandish banter between the two.
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This, of course, soon turns romantic, though not without a requisite number of misunderstandings, wacky situations, and clever banter along the way.
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In an era when televisions had fewer than eight channels, bars were forums where people commonly struck up banter easily with strangers.
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Trudeau engaged in good natured banter with supporters, urging them to boo whenever he brought up the name of Conservative leader Scheer.
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At times, it felt stressful trying to keep up with the prompts, and to squeeze in specific compliments between our regular banter.
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Even when it comes to imagery, or an interview, or banter – when it is not scripted or being influenced by external sources.
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Greg Young (GY): We've been friends for a great many years so our banter is fairly natural, not really anything that's constructed.
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"Chatrooms were less about trading pics and more about being witty and having a back-and-forth banter with people," he says.
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In her nervous between-song banter, she told the audience she was going to break for a drink of her hot tea.
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom doesn't premiere until June 2018, but check out the full video below for some much-needed heartwarming banter.
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There was a lot of banter; the instructor asked me if I had any last words, in kind of a jovial sense.
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Close friends talk to me on Google Hangouts, high-priority work comes through Slack or email, and light banter appears on Twitter.
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There's always some kind of mischief going on and even first thing in the morning, the pupils are always full of banter.
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But this video is anything but, thanks to the colorful graphics and silly banter between Lawrence and Josh Silver, director of RepresentUs.
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The intimidation of his "wives," the bullying banter, the gas-lighting after people get upset over the bullying – it's all freaking terrible.
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The banter between presenters is one of the highlights of the show — especially this year, without a host to take the lead.
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" After banter between the judges about what sound OneUp would produce, Jerome revealed that "Motown is the music we want to do.
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We may have sarcastic banter with close friends, but may refrain when communicating with a supervisor, where our humor could be misinterpreted.
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There's absolutely no one Rory Gilmore has already called her BF who can give her a lifetime of happiness and witty banter.
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Poor Gerald, with his big red hands, does not know at all, thus making him the bantee, or victim of the banter.
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Prior to her Duchess days, she told Beauty Banter that it was one of her top five can't-live-without beauty products.
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So what accounts for the magic of the evening meal, especially when sparkling banter is a fickle dinner guest in most homes?
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In a sign of how sensitive the story has become, some officials are reticent to even banter in person about the matter.
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But in the midst of the horror comes genuinely funny moments, most often the result of the Losers' banter with each other.
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After a few minutes of my famous B-plus banter with Dave, he said he understood that I had brought a gift.
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At Banter, however, the foosball players who gather on Thursday nights regularly replace broken parts and oil joints, insuring an immaculate shrine.
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Discussion of the fallout from the attack dominated noontime banter at the Orient Imbiss takeaway on the edge of the old town.
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On Fox News, even as the anchors made clear the race was far from finished, there was room for some easy banter.
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Dotann Dunton, a home health aide from Brooklyn, said she was not offended by Mr. Trump's comments and dismissed them as banter.
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It looks great and has delightful banter, but the story feels like "dark sequel" Mad Libs (without the courage of its convictions).
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Rather, the 45-minute conversation at the Seventh Circuit bar and judicial conference touched on broader judicial themes, with friendly banter throughout.
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Yeah, we're nowhere near the holidays, but we can watch the banter between Murray and Carol Kane any time of the year.
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Tony could discover in Pepper's absence that he feels drawn to a man who appreciates his banter and his rapidly shifting worldviews.
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I found that more so probably than any other show, the cynicism and the banter of the individual characters was spot on.
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Trump shrugged off the recorded comments as "locker-room" banter and denied allegations lodged by several women that he had groped them.
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More recently, when Trump is accused of sexually assaulting married women and bragging about it, his supporters call it locker room banter.
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He exchanged a few minutes of profane banter with his friend Don Lemon, then accepted a call from Lemon's colleague Jake Tapper.
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There is no excuse for such comments, despite the contention by some that the industry is awash in this type of banter.
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The homey "Live With Kelly and Ryan" sticks to light banter even as its NBC rival, Megyn Kelly, takes on weightier matters.
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They are clearly fascinated by each other; there is romantic tension in their banter, some of it charged with a grim humor.
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But amid Healy's whip-smart banter and well-hewed cameos (including appearances by several unsung female inventors), a thorny question takes hold.
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"This was locker-room banter," he said of his recorded claim to paw at the bodies of women he has just met.
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In the heat of the clench, they whispered playful banter to each other; there was something intimate about it, like pillow talk.
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Their banter — and the chaos that ensued — played out in two corresponding videos, one on Hart's Instagram page and another on Johnson's.
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Strzok was simply partaking in good-natured banter involving the friendly competition between Loudoun and Fairfax County, Virginia, where Strzok lives. 3.
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In the chat software, I moved from channel to channel, reading information and banter that had accumulated overnight in other time zones.
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I have poor swipe skills, bad banter, an off-putting physical presence, and overall I'm just repellant, as far as humans go.
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I love the dynamic between all the sisters and the parents, but I especially love the banter between Mr. And Mrs. Bennett!
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Mr. Baldwin, who is hosting "Saturday Night Live" this weekend, was otherwise light on Trump jokes in his banter with Jimmy Fallon.
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" The New York Times also reported that Farenthold often bullied his aides and led an office that often engaged in "inappropriate banter.
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I don't need much, but I do know the occasional banter/dish about my weekend would help me feel a lot happier.
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The rebuilding was long and tedious, but leavened by the snappy banter between Susan Povich and Ralph Gorham, the pound's married owners.
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With its lighter tone, chipper banter, and action-adventure focus, the Trek series Voyager most calls to mind is The Original Series.
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Though he is well aware that he is not employed "just to have banter," he sees part of his responsibility as pastoral.
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I don't tend to make a habit of following celebrities on social media, particularly Twitter, mostly because they usually have zero banter.
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There is an easygoing banter between "Evening" and the poet, as if they are old friends, which in a sense they are.
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Dani at the Specsavers Spectacle Wearer of the Year Awards: sort, sort, sort, glasses-face emoji, banter with Eyal in the comments section.
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Skip the Trump talk or election banter: Let's all take a moment to appreciate that there's another Barack Obama biopic headed our way.
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We can handle the banter and the fighting back and forth, and the Twitter wars because this doesn&apost affect our bottom line.
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One difference between the newbies and the veterans is that the veterans can hold up to some TV-worthy banter while they cook.
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And the song started with Odom's solo, a moment of playful rapped banter in which Burr tries to woo Angelica and is rebuffed.
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Stage banter aside, he seems to be in his element when he's doing the antithesis of what we've come to expect from him.
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Not that I would insist we talk only about heartfelt subjects; ideally, there would also be plenty of flirtatious joking and witty banter.
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But as I sipped my drink and watched him banter with most of the women at the bar, I quickly discarded the idea.
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They banter back and forth about filling out the forms to foster a child, which are due by the end of the day.
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She used it, she said, to "fill up a vacuum," numbing her grief with the mindless banter of a handful of WhatsApp groups.
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Many angry about his comments have taken to Twitter to complain after presidential spokesman Mallam Garba Shehu dismissed Buhari's comments as just "banter".
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They're aided by tantalizing clues from the trickster Coyote, and their back-and-forth relationship crackles with romantic tension and good-natured banter.
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They banter not in Portuguese but in Talian, a dialect that mixes words from Venetian and other Italian dialects as well as Portuguese.
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But the banter underscores the new political significance of the increasingly acrimonious relationship between the world's most powerful nation and its emerging challenger.
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J: And there's fun stuff, too — there's a lot about our story and how we got started and the brotherly banter and whatnot.
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After some weird flirty banter (Anyone else shipping Arminblack?), the two agree to help rescue Hector from jail in exchange for some information.
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The former reality star is catching flak for appearing to defend Trump and Billy Bush's controversial statements about women as "locker-room" banter.
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While not in costume, this behind-the-scenes look did give a sense of the delightful banter we can expect from the pair.
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It's a nice, roomy character bit that recalls the banter of past episodes, when we didn't have nearly so much on our minds.
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These foul-mouthed women are a delight to hang with—their banter is one of the best reasons to play The Lost Legacy.
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Trebek, who is known for his straight-faced but witty banter with contestants, made a joke about his vow to survive the disease.
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The banter was that a two-loss squad had no need to keep "national championship" on the list of goals for the campaign.
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It would've felt taboo to treat it flippantly and make weird, awkward jokes like I usually do, so I pulled back my banter.
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If you're even the slightest bit familiar with the show's hyper-neurotic banter and romantic complications, you'll feel at home watching the clip.
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The hope for open offices was to encourage random hallway banter, which can lead to innovation, but it's not working out so great.
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The two have undeniable chemistry, as witnessed by their witty banter: "This is the worst game of cat and mouse ever!" says Jessica.
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"I have searched high and low and tried every kind of lip balm but this is the very best," she told Beauty Banter.
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Slack over high-speed broadband, for all its wonders, is a poor substitute for casual face-to-face banter and serendipitous decision making.
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That happens to be the nickname of her feature guest, fellow Colombia native Maluma, 22, who guests to offer some steamy Spanish banter.
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Either way, it gave us some pretty adorable Twitter banter, and confirmed that Booker, like many, is a fan of The Mindy Project.
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The governor, caught on tape engaging in salacious banter, apparently with his powerful chief adviser, is facing criminal investigations and calls for impeachment.
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As the banter died down, Doocy, who rarely encounters a sentence he can't mangle, faced the camera and addressed the folks at home.
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Macron's remark touched off a social media frenzy, splitting those who defended it as lighthearted banter and others who complained of paternalistic overtones.
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Aside from that, the off-kilter banter from the hosts Sandi Toksvig and Noel Fielding is enough of a reason to tune in.
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At Banter Bar, the illuminating savior comes in the form of a dramatically lit foosball table, which attracts adherents from across the city.
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Reddit chat threads are brimming with banter from players who crow about conquests and share insight on where to find high-value targets.
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Some of them are genuine fans and I like having a bit of a chat with them and a bit of a banter.
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Hecht sensed that the growing urban audience of the Depression wanted the fast life; it wanted high-octane banter and sex as warfare.
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Isobel's relationship with her frenemy the Dowager Countess allowed for plenty of witty banter during the show, and season six was no different.
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" Trump responded to the shocked reaction to his remarks: "This was locker room banter, a private conversation that took place many years ago.
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On the light end of the spectrum, there's the poker plot, with all its quips and banter and the big Poirot-esque reveal.
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Comedians Maya Rudolph and Tiffany Haddish received praise on Twitter for their humorous banter about racial inequality that typically used to define Hollywood.
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He wanted a quick dip in the Thames for banter with his friend; what he got was a lifetime of humiliation and regret.
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In fact, he turned the trap on its head and, by the end of the banter, was the one seeking a few dollars.
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Besides the ever-present fear of ticks, it was a relaxing way to spend a few days — lots of coffee and inane banter.
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But thanks to this ridiculous banter, Harbaugh and Michigan decided to bash Rutgers into oblivion to the tune of a 78-0 win.
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"I will miss Luis's banter, smile, genuine love for his teammates and, of course, his bat flips," Astros Manager A. J. Hinch said.
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Yet the image of him in a constant rage belies a deeper complexity for a man who runs in bellow-and-banter cycles.
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Text-messaging, ubiquitous between lawmakers and lobbyists, can easily slide into personal and suggestive banter, which women feel pressed to go along with.
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The banter is sharp as a knife, Stars Hollow exudes warmth, and everything is gently touched with just the right amount of melancholy.
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Joining a group of women engaged in excited banter at lunch, for instance, I noticed that my own enthusiastic interruptions halted entire conversations.
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But in the opera, as these soldiers mask their barbs with comradely banter, Mr. Huang's roiling music reveals the deep hatreds at play.
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Mr. Mercado, an Astros fan, said that he doesn't mind, and that "it's nice to have a little witty banter" in the salon.
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Her stabs at banter ("It's a Bears, Bears, Bears world, but it wouldn't be nothin' without a woman or a girl") are traumatic.
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Their two-hour morning meeting was marked with laughter and some banter, as well as more serious discussion, behind closed doors, officials said.
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Two aging Irish drug smugglers sit in a Spanish ferry terminal trading absurd jokes and quasi-philosophical banter in this tautly written novel.
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Sitting across from me under the trees, my daughter took videos with my phone while I clipped and shaved and attempted silly banter.
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While the network may dismiss Carlson's comments as ten-year-old radio banter, the controversy is yet another cloud over his 8 p.m.
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Kiki, with the faded glamour of Norma Desmond, sings deranged takes on Top 40 hits and slurs through tactless banter about current events.
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Despite their extraordinary circumstances, much of the family banter among Ms. Reynolds; her son, Todd Fisher; and Ms. Fisher seems like ordinary talk.
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During the introductory banter, he was building bridges that he could cross when the talk became more specific and detailed — maybe even heated.
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While such constant banter would frustrate dancers in some club settings, this microphone chatter is expected in the world of Mexican cumbia sonidera.
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" Zucker didn't say whether she was swayed by Trump's apology video late Friday night, which referred to the comments as "locker room banter.
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Almost 15 years later, they&aposre still hosting "Gabfest," releasing a weekly podcast that combines news commentary, interviews, and, of course, informal banter.
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The moment-to-moment banter between Rey, Finn, and Poe (as well as supporting players like C-3PO) can easily carry a scene.
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So what will this satirist's penchant for third-degree banter and sloshing social engagements locate in this giant book about maturing through misfortune?
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Ben said some good stuff about ya, and from what I remember, you're the blond with decent banter and humor from the Hamptons.
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Full disclosure: I have never seen an episode of Gilmore Girls, but I understand that many people love Rory and Lorelai's signature banter.
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Along with discussion about women's rights came lighthearted banter by nominees about butterflies (the stomach variety) and some of the usual fashion chitchat.
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The recording includes nearly as much banter as it does music and gives a glimpse into the wild-eyed commotion of the day.
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They would be relaxed and friendly, though there was occasionally tension in the banter, reflecting the rivalry between the two states, he said.
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Maybe it was just his first time watching, but the news desk banter doesn't seem to justify the President's personal and petty response.
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At what point did DJ Churrasco's admittedly gently humorous routine where he pretends to DJ while dipping unspecified food items in bowls of god knows what become so legendary that someone, presumably someone he knows quite well, thought, "mate, we've got to get this one on camera, this is good banter," and, thus, it became enshrined in the canon of banter?
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Analyze: So we have a 210:230 Banter-Not Banter split, with the guy who looks like he is popping a rap squat—but I can tell you for sure was just trying to find a chair without looking behind him to see what he was sitting on and, finding nothing, just kept going down—splitting out at Not Ready.
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You're giddy at the thought of underdog success stories, hilarious scripted banter, the "spontaneous" group selfies and the inevitable celebrity memes — o' the memes!
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Shortly after midday, the men head down to the village for a meal prepared by Mustafa's wife, followed by cigarettes, anecdotes and political banter.
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Simply look at the many adaptations and influences, from Joss Whedon's recent film to Pride and Prejudice to every rom-com with decent banter.
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The larger point -- that turning political dialogue into a kind of sporting event had consequences -- was somewhat overlooked in the uncomfortable banter that ensued.
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Hope is mostly reticent throughout the movie (except to briefly ogle Scott's abs, which, fair) so their banter comes off more caustic than cute.
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Light banter turns to brutal eviscerations with the flip of a coin, and people are left hurting with no idea what they did wrong.
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The two banter, having to make up for four episodes of absence, and mainly talk coyly about their fears the other had forgotten them.
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We're looking forward to the plethora of group dates, some excellent Hannah B. and Chris banter, and, of course, that quintessential Alabama Hannah accent.
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Today he was the guest on the "Allegedly" podcast, hosted by Matthew Cole Weiss and Theo Von and their banter took some naughty turns.
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The day I visited his office, he was immersed in research banter with a colleague, breaking away only reluctantly to revisit his own journey.
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Jamie and Rupert tease us with some classic banter for a second before the latter volunteers to be next to face the firing squad.
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After all, the duo has already inspired countless #FriendshipGoals with their banter on Twitter, which often includes other fans getting in on the fun.
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"Congrats man and I'm excited to go on this journey with you," he said, going on to add a dash of their signature banter.
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Devotees of the series will be able to take in the fall foliage as a town troubadour sets the playlist for their witty banter.
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Harris), and his unseen wife, Halie (Amy Madigan, doing sweetness-and-light turning bitter) is the usual quarrelsome banter of a long-married couple.
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And Ken's cellphone banter at the bar is so loud and obscene it seems to belong in a less subtle and less sophisticated show.
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There are only so many times that Peter can proclaim "that's awesome!" before it wears thin, and his banter with Ned often feels forced.
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Just like in the single-player game, the multiplayer characters' banter with each other shapes their relationship to the worlds through which they walk.
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The Bowery Boys duo consists of Tom Meyers and Greg Young, two friends who script a witty history banter focused on New York City.
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"Locker-room banter" is how the GOP candidate has characterized his statements, despite overwhelming consensus that what he was talking about is sexual assault.
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The news, which we have to admit is pretty hilarious, was first shared by food blogger Junk Banter a few days ago on Instagram.
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In 2007 the racial abuse of Shilpa Shetty forced viewers to think about what kind of language is and is not acceptable as "banter".
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By the time he reached the top, he was coughing so badly that he missed the sunset; and the banter drowned out the muezzin.
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From this giant hopper of raw human banter, the system learned to predict the most appropriate reply to a given remark in a conversation.
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One night, after my shift was finished, a group of men I'd been serving came over and launched into some flashy coke-fueled banter.
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To realize that dream fully there are several obstacles for the industry to overcome amid the political banter including reclassification, state's rights, and decriminalization.
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Through our incessant use of Twitter, Facebook and YouTube, we have forced our heroes to join in with the ceaseless discourse of internet banter.
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I hope my inappropriate banter, which was always meant in a lighthearted way, does not now become twisted into being something it is not.
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Mumbai won 1-0, I was added to the Yellow Brigade WhatsApp group, and familiar football banter began as soon as the whistle went.
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I mean, sure, you're not one for onstage banter, you're known for turning the lights down low and pretty non-traditional live performance behavior.
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Aside from the vitriolic banter we hear from the left lately, Russia and our geopolitical status with them are important items we cannot underestimate.
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Communication planet Mercury enters fellow fire sign Leo, the sign of the heart, on June 26, bringing flirtatious banter and party invitations your way.
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Some games away fans like to chant stuff about food, and I like that, it's good football banter—and usually it's when we're winning.
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It would normally start with banter: "you've got a right chode Jonesy" and then someone would say, "at least mine has girth" or something.
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This banter from Justices Sotomayor and Kagan suffers from one basic problem: Congress does not tend to speak in elegant, easy-to-understand phrases.
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Unlike other social-media platforms that engage in banter, Pinterest's clicks come primarily from new moms snooping around the web for less controversial interaction.
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Were you standing so close to the screen that your eyes hurt from the perfection that was The Big Short co-stars' onstage banter?
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To promote their new film, the actors took to the Broadway stage, and the cast turned their cheeky banter into an impromptu love song.
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In the end, the banter made little difference: The English seemed focused, the Welsh were not cowed, and the atmosphere was electric, yet sporting.
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I know the usual mode here is mocking banter, but if you'll allow it, I'll gush a tiny bit about your column this week.
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Trump often joined the show by phone as a candidate during the primaries, engaging in banter with Scarborough and his co-host, Mika Brzezinski.
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His characters converse in banter that is so clever as to be a bit surreal, but you don't care, because it's so much fun.
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The story always returns to the eventful but uninteresting frenemyship of Julia and Jake, with its anemic banter and ever-so-slight sexual tension.
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The two women, who have been friends since childhood, attending theater classes and soccer practice together, shared an easy banter laced with affectionate memories.
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Oh and Samberg presented an award together at the Emmy Awards in September, executing a well-timed banter that earned their short appearance praise.
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"Lighthearted banter or bragging" is okay, but once it gets personal, or starts to include racial slurs or physical threats, that's crossing the line.
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Hecht refined and subtilized the banter of the old screwball comedies into ironic japery, and Hitchcock directed with an unparalleled mastery of sexual tension.
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Related: 'The Post' writers: It's 'not a liberal movie' In terms of politics, the scripted banter also figures to be a bit more direct.
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Instead of our normal breakfast banter, we were engaged in an intense discussion about whether to sell our home or list it for rent.
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Compare that to Overwatch, where I find most matches still end with chummy banter and congratulations for each side even a month after release.
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Trump has said the comments amounted to "locker room banter," and his campaign issued a statement in which he apologized if anyone was offended.
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Can't stand those drawing-room mysteries where a corpse is lying in the parlor as twits sip mah-tinis and engage in lighthearted banter.
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And it's completely possible that either or both of these women genuinely didn't mind or think anything of it, or even enjoyed the banter.
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In Dunk and Egg, such light banter would accompany the jousts, duels, romance, feasts, and even that most deadly of Westerosi traditions—a wedding.
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As fun as it is to banter, you might want to draw the line at basic kissing first, because your heart will get involved.
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The duo clearly gets off on philosophical space-time banter, so Boucher merging her boyfriend's intergalactic aspirations with her identity seems pretty on-brand.
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I wanted to write hilarious, self-deprecating stories about cute girls at bars who loved my urbane banter but hated my disgusting facial hair.
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Tyler really knows only Johnny, but the others — all white, all dudes — immediately start to include him in their dumb jokes and inane banter.
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" The comedian said he had told the same joke at least a thousand times around the world and described it as "silly, sarcastic banter.
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A wonderfully social atmosphere arrives as chatty Mercury meets flirty Venus on September 13, bringing love letters, good news, and fun banter your way.
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A typical day brings a steady flow of customers who come for beer, snacks or just to banter in his St. Louis corner store.
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Clearly there's a line between the basic banter that makes daily coexistence possible, and gossip that could reasonably have negative, or even corrosive, consequences.
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Juggling several exchanges with men, narrating the conversation in various voices, she transforms the banter on a dating app into compelling long-form improvisation.
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Its new leader, Paul Nuttall, a bearded, bespectacled fantasist from Liverpool, has none of Mr. Farage's easy, blokeish banter and gift for popular communication.
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"The market has sort of priced in this kind of banter," said Jeff Zipper, managing director of investments at U.S. Bank Private Wealth Management.
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The alternative — moving his parents to the village, where motorbikes whir and teenagers banter on cellphones — would be too wrenching in their old age.
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As the young men pace a violent street corner, the two banter with each other, wondering when they will "pass over" to better lives.
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Neither gives a fig for the real war playing out in the background, relayed through the jaded banter of a late-night television host.
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Tune in to the banter between Mr. Norton and guests including Will Smith and Helen Mirren and, at 11, Felicity Jones and Bruno Mars.
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The Australian owners of Banter, in Greenwich Village, are opening another all-day cafe with another partner, this time on the Lower East Side.
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The rapid-fire banter can at times reach "Gilmore Girls" density, each page crammed with zingers finely tuned for the almond-milk-sipping set.
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It's important to stress, however, that "flirting" isn't affirming queer identity; ambiguous banter that can be plausibly denied is still not clear textual representation.
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But the latest bout isn't born of the kind of deliciously melodramatic banter that has kept the show running for almost 10 seasons now.
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Amid banter and workplace humor, there are photos and captions degrading service women and equating their promotions to how often they perform sexual acts.
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In a promotional respect, he was absolutely correct: Dos Anjos will not promise a blood feud or bring the banter to the pre-fight proceedings.
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Good quality, fun sound effects, corny jokes, an informal tone and playful banter between the two hosts will keep your kids listening week after week.
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Her target: De Niro's character, with whom she engages in explicit, X-rated banter about exchanges of bodily fluids, sex positions, and much, much more.
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As I watched Long banter with a group of young men in the gym, I spotted a woman who was a member of his church.
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T-Mobile's "#BagofUnlimited" There are plenty of puns in the hilarious bit all about the banter between TV personality Martha Stewart and rapper Snoop Dogg.
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Then we edit it to make them look like idiots, and the show revolves around cheap animation and the awkward banter of the three leads.
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Randy Rogers has seen plenty of bar banter from the stage while performing across the country with his band – and now he's singing about it.
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Be it the threatening buzz of a motorboat cutting through the water, or idle banter in the lineup as your mates await the next wave.
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At first, the parents seem to be engaged in no more than a bit of social banter, politely lobbing remarks and rejoinders back and forth.
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Previous movies have had issues balancing the youthful banter and scientific confidence of the comic-book wallcrawler, but Holland nails the role in every aspect.
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Later, after a night of nonstop beers and banter, Patrick steps off the bus in Ghent, Belgium, and we wave an emotional 5 AM farewell.
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As for the mine's managers, they are struck by the silence; there is no longer a steady stream of banter across drivers' two-way radios.
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And they always manage to turn these quick digital exchanges into friendly banter revolving around the snack-in-question, no matter what people are saying.
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Trump was right about one thing — this pathetic, misogynistic and ultimately unfulfilling little dudebro conversation is still acceptable as "locker room banter" in our culture.
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This even sparks some banter between First Order officials about the merits of a clone army, suggesting that the First Order is considering using clones.
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The banter comes to a halt as Favreau tries to explain to Paltrow that some of the scenes they filmed together weren't just for Avengers.
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He doesn't banter much with Jeopardy host Alex Trebek, nor does he have any defining personal style or affect, like some memorable former champions did.
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Think of the old "Wayne's World" skits on "Saturday Night Live" — with the freewheeling banter of Wayne, Garth and friends — and you get the idea.
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We even took things a step further for you guys and organized them by category, including inspirational messages, religious banter, and even alternative health regimes.
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The 29-year-old British WBO middleweight champion later deleted the video from Twitter and tweeted an apology, describing his actions as "banter when wrong".
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But because he's up there with Elon Musk when it comes to Twitter shade (that's why they love some banter), Cannon-Brookes didn't stop there.
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The main takeaway here is that this is among the best family banter we have ever seen, and these three should have a TV show.
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It was the kind of quirky banter he'd become known for, and it felt like even he wasn't buying into the hype this time around.
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But people dancing in costume for minutes on end isn't nearly as surprising and rewarding as the usual sharp one-upsmanship banter of Guest's films.
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His speaking style — a hope-and-change Obama impersonation, crossed with the mid-set banter of a brooding singer-songwriter — connected until it did not.
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He was a master of blending horror and titillation, and the book's orgies of sex, drugs and ironic banter are appealing as well as appalling.
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At first, his discomfort reduces him to mock-snarking at the men who banter about yachts and sharks ("Beware the man in boating shorts/shoes").
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The real-life couple's light competitive banter about the best things in their respective countries has already captured hearts across both sides of the border.
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His co-moderator will be ESPN commentator Jemele Hill, who normally hosts a sports banter program called "His & Hers," with Michael Smith, on ESPN 2.
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" Many men took umbrage at Mr. Trump over a statement he released early Saturday in which he described the 2005 recording as "locker room banter.
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The plot is hardly the point — the main attraction is the scathing banter between the leading men and the over-the-top, gravity-defying stunts.
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The first ones were whimsical, lads-around-the-microphone mixtures of thank yous, pun-laden banter and bits of songs in loose four-part harmony.
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The next day, when the team flew to Seattle, the Fraziers exchanged phone numbers and shortly thereafter some banter, which has stopped only intermittently since.
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They talk with the candid banter of a long-married couple — one offers a detail, the other jumps in to correct or elaborate upon it.
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But surveillance experts — and especially surveillance critics — were quick to note the myriad other routes officials have to get at the banter inside Trump Tower.
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She said Stone's messages to Credico were "hardly" just "banter," and that he had "engaged in threatening and intimidating conduct toward the court" as well.
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At restaurants where wine is not a particular point of pride, she might have opened it tableside, while carrying on the usual banter with diners.
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By the end of high school, other students had become more accepting, and Brown ingratiated himself with witty banter and by drawing caricatures of teachers.
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In response to the reader above, Twitter isn't a venue where journalists should banter about their ideological beliefs — or clearly suggest them in judgmental terms.
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Anatomy of a Scene Bickering banter breaks into flirtatious song and dance in this scene from "La La Land," featuring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.
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Ashworth said he was &aposhaving a bit of banter&apos with his friend, who he confirmed had leaked the contents of a private phone call.
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Banter and humor is so important to Aquarius moon, who feels like there's no point in a partnership if friendship and fun don't come first.
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Reed said he hoped any banter with the crowd remained respectful and that the row over his violation had made him more determined to win.
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It started as typical banter designed to help her student (who happened to be about her age and handsome) master the various nuances of English.
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Over the course of two seasons analyzing National Football League games from the broadcast booth, he has provided more than the usual blather and banter.
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On the air, in print and in personal appearances, they combined amiable banter and gentle ribbing with earnest explorations of shared beliefs and quests for comity.
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We were just kind of having banter like I did with the Black Eyed Peas on tour, and we were having a little bit of fun.
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I call it a compliment" by Roxanne Jones "It's impossible to believe that anyone could seriously call President Obama a chauvinist over this banter between friends.
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Colton and Katie weren't given a huge amount of screentime each week, but viewers did get to see glimpses of their budding romance and flirty banter.
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As is, this CBS legal drama delivers a steady dose of "The Good Wife"-lite-type banter, without presenting much of an argument to keep watching.
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Flirting isn't cheating after all, and letting yourself enjoy some witty banter here and there can give you some #fire to bring back home to bae.
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In another scene, their argument over his hideous wagon-wheel coffee table is a peek into the healthy banter of a fully formed relationship between adults.
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Enter Black, whose knack for witty banter and dude camaraderie would theoretically be just the thing to keep the film moving when the Predator wasn't onscreen.
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He always came in with money to spend and would often banter with her, testing her limits in ways that she both welcomed and found exciting.
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I sat down with my wife and watched it, and she was just like beaming with the back-and-forth banter with me and Ice Cube.
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Remarkably, after 90 minutes of banter, these nameless uniformed teammates emerge as nine vividly sculpted characters, each with her own voice and her own compelling story.
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Together, they go through all the usual rom-com motions: they meet cute, exasperate each other, and express it all with mutual needling and snappy banter.
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The bar really seemed like the spot to be, with a mural of the Florida Everglades, and a lively crowd of guests enjoying drinks and banter.
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The banter between the trio is hilarious, peppered with funny anecdotes from their time in the Imperial army, not to mention a brutally honest motivational speech.
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The duo made for a refreshing, delightful pair, their banter a breath of fresh air from the mostly stagnant one-liners we'd heard throughout the night.
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They told BuzzFeed News they often swapped notes and stories about dating Nathan, but eventually the group chat became a home for friendly banter and support.
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Yet their banter and the emotional tones you can (somewhat creepily) set for them give them more character than you'd expect from your average soulless follower.
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Then the band — Yung-man and bassist Jang Sung-geon — performs at the protest, offering a set of their signature punk/metal fusion and nonsense banter.
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As characters engage in hopeless asymmetrical banter, it dawned on me that Trecartin and Fitch's work hadn't changed much over the last decade and a half.
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The three of them drink and banter until Glenn says he's going to run to the restaurant to get menus for them to order room service.
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In statements and in Sunday night's presidential debate, Trump characterized the remarks as "locker room" banter and said he never actually did what he boasted about.
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Dangerous rhetoric written off as "locker room banter" is the bedrock of normalizing rape and misogyny, and apparently when they're "stars," we let them do it.
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After some back and forth banter about candy and the Oscars, the host asked the 8-year-old if he had ever seen The Lion King.
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Occasionally the banter provides a hint; if you're stuck for too long on a section, one of your buddies will subtly suggest a course of action.
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Check out the gig, complete with Adams' never-less-than-hilarious stage banter and a performance from Austin's own Shakey Graves on the back end, below.
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My personal highlight of the event was the banter between the excellent host Miriam Meckel (publisher of WirtschaftsWoche), Angela Merkel, the other women on the podium.
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Not content with outing themselves as misandrist, the Beavis and Butthead of British YouTube based banter decide to take a swipe at another huge target: women!
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The Disney film hits theaters January 29, which makes it an ideal time to look back at cinema's other memorable attempts at perfecting that Beantown banter.
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What starts as a stilted three-way conversation, with especially tense banter between a Republican, Democrat, and an Independent, quickly loosens up after a smoke session.
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Earlier the hosts lightened things up with banter about the CMA's edicts on avoiding controversial subjects, before launching into jokes about Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
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Apart from the banter and hijinks of Littlefoot's rag-tag group of friends, another ever-present characteristic of "The Land Before Time" is the land itself.
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The barracks banter typical of other river trips was replaced by a mediated discussion about the Rio Grande and its discontents, chief among them the wall.
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Amid escalating tensions with North Korea, President Trump on September 19 brings his Twitter banter to one of the most important international institutions that we have.
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Not only have the contestants and polls been more culturally diverse, but Harvey's banter reflects a frank comedic style that is closely tied to Black culture.
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We had a bit of banter about the Queen and I said me and David were going to Pacha but she said she had other plans.
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To do so, they subjected an audience to two and a half hours of celebrity banter, live performances and mostly lots and lots of TV trailers.
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So after some playful banter and a largely feigned lack of urgency, citizens rolled over and extended one arm out to rest on the bedside table.
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Just a few weeks ago, for example, he thrilled everyone at the Roundhouse by saying "shit" a lot and tossing around some banter about his coat.
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Second, is "weird Japan," brought to life by the are countless, recycled jokes about tentacle porn and used panties on TV sitcoms and during podcast banter.
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For Gilmore Girls fans, the revisiting promises plenty of cameos from fan favorites — including all of Rory's controversial boyfriends — and the show's signature lightning fast banter.
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Indie rock is playing in the background and Safra and Jeremy banter about mushrooms and nerdcore music between attempts to articulate the existential dread they're feeling.
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There is a lot of banter, more beer is being drunk than usual, and servers slide through the crowd setting down pizzas that are always shared.
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But as their road banter turns to the topic of human connection, "Like Me" provides a reminder that bile and excrement are not substitutes for ideas.
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They'll take a deep dive into each episode, unpack what happened, and generally just kind of banter, which, in those accents, is going to absolutely rule.
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Gabe, as he told me to call him, had a love for banter, and he picked me up in Managua for the 60-mile journey northwest.
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Stacey Beswick (Kimmy Gatewood) and Dawn Rivecca (Rebekka Johnson) are hairdressers whose goofy banter inspires Sam to cast them as the elderly, walker-wielding Beatdown Biddies.
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It's the issue she returns to again and again, in media interviews, in condensed stump speeches and in casual asides during otherwise lighthearted banter with voters.
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Whether we're pursuing eternal love, great sex, or solid banter over negronis, our sub-par dates can be just as formative as our objectively good ones.
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Mr. Johnson has long courted a fan base in Britain with what critics called crude, chauvinistic language, but supporters saw as nothing more than airy banter.
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"Last night was a particularly long night as I regret the word I used in the banter of a live moment," he said in the statement.
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Underneath the whimsy and the banter, however, lies a sophistication in the treatment of relationships, both familial and romantic, which helped attract an intensely loyal audience.
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