Some of the memes you have to crack up about.
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And people can't help but crack up at Torres' gaffe.
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We drink apple cider while we crack up and feel crafty.
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A fun game that your whole family will crack up playing
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Before they even said a word, they made you crack up.
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Perhaps the divide, the disdain, the whole crack-up are inevitable.
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We get a couple beers and crack up at his theatrical auctioning.
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In "The Crack-Up," Fitzgerald diagnosed the problem, then offered a formula.
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And I do think this is just going to create a crack-up.
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"We wanted you to shart yourself," explains Khloé as the three crack up.
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Fleet Foxes's campaign for their third album, Crack-Up is getting well under way.
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I started to really crack up with the one at the 47 second mark.
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We crack up and listen to records as I clean up my huge mess.
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Donald Trump was supposed to bring about a GOP crack-up that never materialized.
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William and Kate couldn't help but crack up at their little one's adorable antics!
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Several generations of Republicans have sowed the seeds of the current GOP crack-up.
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But it was also disturbing to watch a person crack up under the pressure.
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Either way, it looks like the Republican Party is heading toward a crack-up.
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As it turned out, Fitzgerald did not crack up, at least for some time.
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We check Twitter for the best reactions and crack up at some of the comments.
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But there were some skits on late night television that I did crack up at.
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If you're not careful he will make you crack up just before they yell 'Action.
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But there were some skits on late-night television that I did crack up at.
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If you read your horoscope at all, you're going to crack up at these memes.
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But both of the populist politicians seemed intent on avoiding a debate stage crack-up.
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You'd look at him like, 'Come on rookie,' but you couldn't help but crack up.
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It has become fashionable to denounce Wilson's idealism in the century since his crack-up.
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Actually, I thought I might crack up and never be able to play the part again.
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She didn't know that all of Twitter would also crack up at her mom's joke, though.
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So sometimes it can be funny, Some of the memes you have to crack up about.
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Second, changing the electoral rules to allow for more parties would also accelerate the crack-up.
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Do they really let mothers crack up for the sake of a baby that won't live?
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We manage to get a good workout, learn technique, and crack up, all in 2.57 minutes.
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But, clearly Liotta was just fucking with him, and they all crack up to end the commercial.
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If you don't cry or crack up at least once, you gotta work on that Christmas spirit!
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We crack up over a cat on a leash sitting on a table inside with its family.
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The real-world impact of the conservative-libertarian crack-up is evident in the House of Representatives.
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With the 2016 race all but over, it increasingly feels like a big, long national crack-up.
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This impending crack-up makes Kafka's awful lightheartedness more, not less, resonant: History does not distract us.
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And every time she did it, we'd call cut and the whole place would crack up laughing.
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Harry Reid is playing this GOP crack-up like Jascha Heifetz playing a Stradivarius at Carnegie Hall.
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But like Samuel Beckett's Godot, the Republican crack-up is always due to arrive, but never does.
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"We get to the part about forsaking all others and both of us just crack up," recalled Kate.
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" He added, "Actually, I thought I might crack up and never be able to play the part again.
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My kids will crack up, especially our son, Jack, who plays tennis really well, much better than us.
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The indie-folk group Fleet Foxes, the label's latest signing, will release its album "Crack-Up" in June.
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When they talk after the picture, Smith realized the true identity of the fan and started to crack up.
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Sometimes I would just completely crack up, and they'd wait for me to finish, and then we'd carry on.
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Torn in these two directions, the world's wealthiest country seemed headed to its own form of a crack-up.
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So, there&aposre very rare instances that work where you get to crack up that much and not get fired.
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But in the longer term, we are seeing the crack-up of one of the nation's two major political parties.
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When listening to Crack-Up, the platitude "They don't make 'em like this anymore" comes to mind, but it's fair.
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Ukraine was among the Soviet Union's founding republics and remained one until the Soviet crack-up of the early 85033s.
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" Added an insider: "They're both really ambitious and they challenge each other — but, most importantly, they make each other crack up.
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All three of these movies coax us to watch a guy crack up, turn violent, and then become a folk hero.
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" Adds an insider: "They're both really ambitious and they challenge each other — but, most importantly, they make each other crack up.
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" Added an insider, "They're both really ambitious and they challenge each other — but, most importantly, they make each other crack up.
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The Castro crack-up illustrates a larger point about debates that goes beyond the fate of Barack Obama's former housing secretary.
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And an extra "S" in Massachusetts; if anyone can explain to me why that might be intentional I will crack up.
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" That focus on enjoying the present made the "Crack-Up" sessions a refreshing change from the grind that birthed "Helplessness Blues.
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The Drudge Report and many other conservative outlets have led with stories about the Democratic crack-up for most of the week.
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The name alone is enough to crack up your elementary-aged kids, but you'll be laughing as well while playing Exploding Kittens.
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Brianna Lee's Butterfly Soup is another good recent call, and that made me actually crack up at multiple points in the story.
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Tiffany Haddish had some fashion tips for Oscar weekend, but honestly, as soon as we hear her voice ... we wanna crack up.
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"Working with Bryan Cranston and Steve Carell, that's easy because we can make each other crack up all day long," Fishburne said.
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Call it a stocking stuffer or a white elephant gift — whatever it is, they're going to crack up when they open it!
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"There were a lot of things that could have caused us to get mad at each other, to crack up," he said.
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The latest observations suggest this big berg has moved 1.5 miles from its starting point, and that it's already starting to crack up.
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And it's a problem that has no obvious resolution other than the crack-up of the Republican Party coalition as we know it.
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Not only is it the sincerest form of flattery, imitation is also one of the most surefire ways to crack up an audience.
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The artworks serve as the anchors of this home which keep us grounded as we crack up, debate, hug, drink, and dance together.
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But in its highest gear, the show peerlessly vanishes the line between sociocultural satire and mental instability, between send up and crack up.
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Imagine a crack-up of NATO, with European powers at loggerheads while Russia gobbles up the Baltic states and the rest of Ukraine.
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Human beings have been left to fester, crack up and die, as I observed on Manus during a five-day visit last month.
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Bad things happen to bad people in Lizzie Vieh's comedy, set in Arizona, about a couple who break up, crack up and make up.
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And for all the righteous strength witnessed in and derived from the crack-up of an open secret, each begins with long-suppressed anguish.
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Each sings a different verse during the pesky part of the tune, and the players try hard -- though don't succeed -- not to crack up.
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Whether they are trolling them on dates or spilling TMI family secrets, these dads love making their kids cringe as they crack up laughing.
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Weisz has always seemed like a very serious actor, but watching her crack up over horny stallions shows us just how endearing she is.
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Before this curly haired cutie was selling out stadiums worldwide, she was just another crack up kid with a bright future in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Merkel told Insider that she had a perfect view of the big moment, and made her sister Rachel crack up once she revealed herself.
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Implicit in all this is the idea that Trump's election was an anomaly, a national crack-up and departure from our ethical, patriotic center.
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She pauses for a beat at the phrase "real movie," then turns to two of the film's cast members and all three crack up.
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We can't guarantee it will land you a date, but at the very least it will make your match crack up — so that's a start.
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I'd had a bit of a crack-up my freshman year, after which I was prescribed a circular white pill to be taken once daily.
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But fans aren't the only ones who enjoy a good crack-up; it turns out the actors enjoy it just as much as we do.
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Telling indicators of the crack-up of the Republican national security establishment were evident at least a decade before the Bush administration's decisions accelerated its demise.
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He had fun with it, introducing himself to teams using colorful agent names, like Victor Fox or Nellie LaChanse, that caused even Ferrara to crack up.
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The whole thing made me smile, but it was his high-pitched, Bob Wills-ian "Aha" during the atonal banjo solo that made me crack up.
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"It was so hard for me not to laugh because you have Melissa McCarthy in front of you making you crack up every five minutes," she says.
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But Johnson quickly shot back, "Well, once Kevin finds out who the dad is for his boy, it's going to be beautiful," causing Hart to crack up.
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I had my own laughs watching Nova, Charley, and their Aunt Violet get high, crack up, and cover their ears when Vi starts talking sex with Hollywood.
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Meadows will have proven that he can keep his ultra-conservative caucus, which many expected to crack up now that Trump is president, together under the pressure.
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" And liberal columnist Heather Digby Parton echoed these sentiments, although in a more positive spirit, speculating that the GOP was "headed for the long-awaited crack-up.
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After an almost six-year hiatus, Fleet Foxes have released the first new single off their upcoming album, Crack-Up, whose June 16 release was announced today.
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Cardi is beloved the world over for her unique way of expressing herself, and the rapper's time on the series is sure to crack up any fan.
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Neither this crash nor the telecom crack-up in the early 2000s rival the housing and financial bust in 2007-2009 in terms of magnitude and economic impact.
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Crack-Up is a listen-through album, full of sweeping, intense songs that can change from a dirge-like meditation to a drum-based, driving melody without warning.
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It's hard not to crack up at the confusion he faces when people delve into his heritage, as if his cockney speech patterns were an elaborate put-on.
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In a fully-Trumpized G.O.P., Reagan's ideological coalition would crack up, with hawks drifting toward the Democrats, supply-siders fading into crankery, religious conservatives entering semi-permanent exile.
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It's still hilarious to watch Fallon crack up while watching Timberlake do his best 4 Non Blondes impression while singing "What's Up," but there are some noticeable differences.
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So we'll undoubtedly have to crack up during this thing, and I think our strategy is just going to be: stay in character and let the character laugh.
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Then there's a really hard problem you mentioned earlier, which I think is agonizingly difficult to think through, and that is the crack-up of the American public.
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Many of the researchers' findings are things we've reported on already—the berg is starting to drift away to the north and crack up into smaller bergs, for instance.
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And, of course, if the Republican Party does fully crack up, the result won't be a "third way" party, but two distinct parties of the white-bread American right.
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I find it really hot, but when I hear myself say anything remotely "dirty" it just sounds so ridiculous coming out of my mouth, and I crack up laughing.
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At a time when indie-rock seems be growing more culturally marginal by the day, "Crack-Up" is a defiant artistic statement, an album that dares to feel important.
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For more on the health care crack-up, you can read columns by David Brooks and Paul Krugman today, as well as this piece by policy expert Sarah Lueck.
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"In a fully Trumpized G.O.P., Reagan's ideological coalition would crack up, with hawks drifting toward the Democrats, supply-siders fading into crankery, religious conservatives entering semi-permanent exile," Douthat wrote.
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" FROM PEN: EW's Top Ten Rom-Com Movie Moments Adds an insider: "They're both really ambitious and they challenge each other — but, most importantly, they make each other crack up.
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In the middle of James's crack-up, she gave me a better picture of the modern medical landscapes and the gaps in its treatment than I'd had in two years.
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If the Republican Party is on the verge of a crack-up, it's a very strange one indeed that sees them gaining a stranglehold on all three branches of government.
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This isn't about the stuff that always does crack up 14-year-olds in English class but is totally innocent: the "bring me my long sword, ho!" sort of thing.
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But something happened on the way to the Democratic crack-up: Michelle Obama, something of an afterthought on the opening-night program, delivered the best speech of Hillary Clinton's career.
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Queen Sugar's characters are more like the people in my own universe: Everyday folks who mourn, who make love, who argue with their family and make each other crack up laughing.
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Not only did the fans crack up laughing (because farts are hilarious) but you can hear the guys in the car give Bron some crap for trailing it into the car.
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They don't get too far into the chorus of the Nickelback song before they both crack up and the video ends, but they message seems clear: they don't mind the comparison.
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Srpska, a majority-Serb ethnic region in Bosnia and Herzegovina, picked up a pair of Trump campaign officials to assist in efforts to crack up the country and glom onto Serbia
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Aubrey Plaza's deadpan comedy style is so spot-on, she leaves us wondering if she's joking, until several moments later when we crack up after realizing, that, yes, she was totally joking.
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But each track on Crack-Up is unique in both tone and subject, so much so that this album feels more like a work of art than just a regular record release.
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"What I'm not going to do is to validate some notion that the Republican crack-up that's been taking place is ... a consequence of actions that I've taken," the Democratic president said.
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At one point, as the choir sang "glory, glory hallelujah," he turned to her in a burst of enthusiasm, causing the first lady to crack up, despite the solemnity of the occasion.
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From Gary Shapiro, president and CEO, Consumer Technology Association, Arlington, Va. Establishment caused Trump's rise I write in response to David Will's Congress Blog post "Avoiding a GOP crack-up" (Feb. 5).
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One of Nathan Fielder's spiritual predecessors in cringe humor is Karl Pilkington, an ill-tempered, gormless producer and writer; he makes his friend and collaborator Ricky Gervais crack up with every gripe.
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VIDEO: You Won't Believe the Hilarious Kardashian Moment That Made Snooki and JWoww Crack Up The hit MTV series first premiered in 2009 and aired for six seasons before it wrapped in 2012.
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While it's incredible to see the Hollywood stars in the very budget version of their movie, it's even more amazing that they didn't seem to crack up while acting the whole thing out.
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Oh, to be a a beauty-product namer and spend your days thinking of hilarious color puns (Blue My Mind, anyone?) and quippy monikers that occasionally make us crack up (or feel rage).
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Without the ability to print its own currency, there was a real danger that Italy would be forced to default, which could have led to a crack-up of Europe's common currency area.
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And as Eve looks to her partner, Bill (the wonderful David Haigh), he raises his eyebrows at her with such "well, well, well" glee that it's impossible not to crack up right with him.
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In his late thirties, Barker, who occasionally suffered what he called "emotional stress almost to the point of 'crack up,' " had left his previous job, as the superintendent of a mental hospital in Dorset.
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Trump actually wants the European Union to crack up, because he thinks that if the United States just negotiates with every nation bilaterally, it will be able to impose asymmetrical trade agreements on them.
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Based on Dav Pilkey's irreverent graphic-novel series — especially the book "Dog Man: A Tale of Two Kitties" — this adaptation from TheaterWorksUSA has enough zany humor to crack up anyone who's 22 percent human.
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The comedian then asked Miller to get her another drink, which was "a margarita on the rocks with salt because they didn't have Chardonnay" which made the host start to crack up (and everyone else).
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The Republicans, on the verge of nominating a man with the temperament of a sociopath, someone who praises a murderous dictator while damning the American troops who fought him, should crack up and break apart.
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"If there were moments of darkness, they were always tempered by something lighter," Pecknold explains after having a good chuckle when I mention that listening to Crack-Up isn't exactly a day at the beach.
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In paintings such as "Picture Crack-Up" (1985), "Making It Up" (1986), and "96 Tears" (1986-87), the looping cartoony line winding through the canvas is funny, aggressive, deflated: it wants to get out but cannot.
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All 11 songs from Crack-Up, whose title is a nod to an F. Scott Fitzgerald story, were written by Pecknold, and Fleet Foxes' current lineup includes Skyler Skjelset, Casey Wescott, Christian Wargo, and Morgan Henderson.
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At first, the players seemed a bit confused as to why the dog was there -- but when the 4-legged fan lifted his leg and opened fire, you can hear the whole team crack up laughing.
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Here are some honorable mentions: Aromanticism by Moses Sumney / American Teen by Khalid / Crack-Up by Fleet Foxes / Half-Light by Rostam / Big Fish Theory by Vince Staples / What Now by Sylvan Esso / Saturation II by Brockhampton.
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Now beardless, but still writing mystical, folk-inflected indie, Pecknold's not as far away from that ideal as he might think with the band releasing their third studio album, Crack-Up, yesterday after a five-year break.
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Ryan Gosling — who hosted the season opener where he couldn't help but crack up during a sketch with Kate McKinnon— was spotted holding hands with his wife Eva Mendes as the couple made their way into the club.
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The mystical and poignant folk harmonies of Fleet Foxes reach a stirring apex on "Fool's Errand," one of the best tracks on the band's latest album, "Crack-Up," and one of the most affecting in the group's catalog.
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It might be an awkward mishap or some straight-up ridiculousness that makes you want to crack up in the middle of the service, but the fact that you know you shouldn't be laughing only makes it funnier.
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Mr. Muti tolerates no overplaying, and Mr. Maestri here won with restraint, making the audience crack up at just the slight, randy lilt he gave a single word — "parla" ("speak") — in the first scene of the second act.
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But to inhabit a world with no ideals of any kind seems like an invitation to a different kind of crack-up and a return to the earlier history that we were delighted to escape from in 1919.
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The crack-up that happened in the Republican Party that made think so difficult for it, with the Tea Party and stuff, all of that has just been waiting to happen to the Democratic Party, and it&aposs happening.
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Fleet Foxes' reign over their folk kingdom forges forward, despite a six year gap between albums, with their latest effort, "Crack Up." The album is now available to stream on NPR today, ahead of its release on June 16.
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As the launch of the series approaches, Neely talks the genesis of the Harg Nallin', why he settled on the name, and how the goal of his work is to crack up a 14-year-old version of himself.
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Fleet Foxes recently returned from a hiatus of several years with an excellent new LP, "Crack-Up," and the group's live performances have served as reminders that few contemporary acts play this sort of music with the same passion.
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By comparison, Pecknold's approach to the press cycle surrounding Crack-Up couldn't be more different: He's careful not to reveal too much about himself, emphasizing by way of omission that despite being an adept conversationalist, he's a considerably private person, too.
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A year ago, The Times introduced a series of essays about the transformative year 229, beginning with F. Scott Fitzgerald's observation, in his essay "The Crack-Up," that a first-rate intelligence could hold two opposed ideas at the same time.
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I'm asking because the Brooklyn Academy of Music has got this weeklong Marlon Riggs retrospective, and it's so good you'll weep — and crack up and take notes (even if that's not a thing you've ever done in a movie theater).
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Since then, he's split his allegiances between Dirtybird, Hannover's This Ain't Bristol, and Los Angeles label Perfect Driver, all while pushing a sound that has this weird effect of having you shaking your ass and crack up laughing at the same time.
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But what makes me laugh more than anything is when I see anybody who is not supposed to laugh and is trying to contain it, like a reporter on television starts to crack up and they aren't supposed to, I can't handle it.
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Instead of sitting on top of your skin in a cakey patch, it features elastic micro-waxes that move with your skin, so you don't have to worry that the concealer you plopped on top of that surprise pimple is going to crack up.
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At the correct speed of passage these waves hit a resonant frequency—increasing in amplitude as the critical speed is maintained until, at an amplitude dependent on the thickness of the sheet, that sheet will crack up and disintegrate, leaving a navigable passage behind.
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I can't believe I'll never wander into a studio or practice space or a club or just a get together and see him sort of leaning against the wall, waiting for the exact right moment to deliver a line that would crack up the room.
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The US serves as the ultimate security blanket, preventing these countries from having to build up their own armaments and thus risk a replay of World War I. But if American alliance commitments become and remain less credible, it's possible this order could crack up.
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Festival at the Prospect Park BandshellAugust 4 | Toronto ON at Massey HallAugust 6 | Detroit MI at The MasonicSeptember 23 | Los Angeles CA at Hollywood Bowl w/ Beach HouseSeptember 27 | Morrison CO at Red Rocks Amphitheater w/ Beach House Crack-Up is out June 16th via Nonsuch Records.
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It is hard to imagine the Democratic convention in Milwaukee as anything other than a party-splintering crack-up, whether socialist Sanders prevails or the nomination is "stolen" from him, which is the only way that his fervent supporters perceive any outcome other than a Bernie win.
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At the performance I attended, Mr. DeRosa was so comically virtuosic in delivering the lyrics to "Be Like the Bluebird," which comes when Billy and Moonface are in the brig after Billy has been exposed as a stowaway, that Mr. Harris briefly broke character and began to crack up.
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Water imagery abounds throughout Crack-Up, and there's a breathtaking image of water hitting shoreline rocks that adorns the album's cover, reminiscent of the chapter cards in Lars Von Trier's Breaking the Waves; the aquatic focus was a direct result of days chasing the swell at Long Island beaches.
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After six long years, the release of Crack-Up confirms that those worries were all for naught, but the record arrives in a very different world from Fleet Foxes' last outing, and its vibe—a challenging, emotionally vulnerable document that requires multiple listens to fully apprehend—is far from celebratory.
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I started my career as a journalist in an era when it seemed that the Democratic Party was going to crack up because of the Iraq War, and it seemed like the Republican Party was ascendant and confined by a sort of evangelical-Catholic political alliance that had a liberal streak about theocracy.
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Ten years ago this weekend, the U.S. economy stared into the abyss: Bear Stearns had failed and been acquired; Fannie and Freddie had been taken over by the federal government; Lehman was about to file for the biggest corporate crack-up in history, and various other financial and industrial firms begged for government support in coming weeks.
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For one thing, if Europe starts to crack up, that will likely reinforce the isolationist instincts of U.S. nationalists like President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE, who chafe under the costs and political constraints imposed by the transatlantic alliance.
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Donning a black sleeveless dress and and lace up boots, Rose takes everyone back to the '90s — causing Chrissy Teigen to crack up at her choreography and even getting her competition to cheer her on from the sideline with host LL Cool J. Jovovich, 41, has a few tricks up her sleeve as well, delivering an all-out rendition of "White Wedding" by Billy Idol.
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" In 1936, that dismal year, shortly before giving up and going to Hollywood, Fitzgerald found something else he wanted to write about — his own deterioration — and hence the great "Crack-Up" essays in Esquire ($250 per), followed by the only slightly less dispiriting "Afternoon of an Author," which recounted the travails of a typical day: "The problem was a magazine story that had become so thin in the middle that it was about to blow away.
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