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Let the 'chuntering' begin: The sheriff of Britain's Parliament has laid down his badge.
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Only once did he lose his cool and belt a ball into the sky while chuntering about a bad call.
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"I say to very senior members who, from a sedentary position, are chuntering really very inanely: Do try to grow up!" he declaimed during one typically rowdy debate on Brexit.
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Chuntering and chatting to anyone who would listen, Fognini lapsed again at 3-5 and finished the contest with a forehand error as Cilic puffed out his cheeks in relief.
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It is easy to be annoyed by his style—he sometimes acts like a circus barker and uses unnecessarily rotund language ("chuntering from a sedentary position" is one of his favourites).
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He went on to the lose the match 5-7, 6-4, 6-1, 6-2, before leaving the court without signing autographs, chuntering to himself repeatedly, saying "it's a joke."
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Bercow has become famous around the world for his bombastic style, with clips of his interventions and catchphrases, such as "chuntering from a sedentary position" regularly going viral online and featuring in late night comedy shows.
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In a decade as speaker that ended on Thursday, Mr. Bercow has silenced legislators this way almost 14,000 times, according to one analysis, as well as chiding politicians in famously antiquated language for "chuntering from a sedentary position" (talking while seated).
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John Bercow, the Speaker of the House of Commons, is a classic puffed-up little man who likes to remind MPs of the importance of brevity in labyrinthine sentences that include, in no particular order, words like "sedentary", "chuntering" and "loquaciousness".
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