Jack Fischer cracks up Soyuz Commander Fyodor Yurchikhin of Roscosmos.
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This continues until Torres loses the staring contest and cracks up.
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I show him my notes, and he cracks up in laughter.
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He cracks up at Alec Baldwin's portrayal of President Donald Trump.
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It ends when someone cracks up, or a "killer insult" is delivered.
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Because this is Disney, no one notices except E. who cracks up.
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Midway through the stunt, the merry saboteur cracks up, and Daniel laughs, too.
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As happened with Gosling, McKinnon cracks up her cast mates — and it's infectious.
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I show him the aphrodisiac edibles I got this week, and he cracks up.
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She sings a little A Capella, little passages, and everyone cracks up — it's very funny.
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"This is a very special 'F*ck, That's Delicious' special," he announces, and cracks up.
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You know, being on TV, being famous, it&aposs not all it cracks up to be.
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"Oh, God!" yelps Lauer, jumping out of his chair and pacing back and force while DeGeneres cracks up.
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Rachel's husband-to-be can't take it anymore, and he cracks up and leaves her at the altar.
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The rest of the hearing room cracks up as Loomer loudly complains and Long, unfazed, barrels through with his fake auction.
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At one point, Mr. Corbett ducks into a movie house showing "Rio Bravo" and cracks up at the spectacle of John Wayne speaking perfect German.
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Everything eventually descends into predictable chaos, but before it does, see if you can count how many times Arnett almost completely cracks up and breaks character.
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As the gang cracks up over their raunchy answers, Khloé Kardashian, 31, gets serious and confesses the one thing missing from their vacation was Rob Kardashian.
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She is an inventive, earnest, and empathetic songwriter, and her discography is full of intimate confessions about heartbreak and what happens to a person when love cracks up.
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The atmosphere in the room is almost infectious; Thundercat grins and at one point during a bass solo Miller almost cracks up in awe of his band mate's talent.
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But something about Mr. Lithgow's bluster and the way he hits "loyalty" a little harder than "honest" nails something essential about his character, and the assembled audience cracks up.
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And it's thrilling and funny and cracks up and makes you have this, the most immense feeling of love that you've ever had in your life and it's big feelings.
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David Brooks The Republican health care bill could represent the moment when the old order of American politics completely cracks up, the end of a certain era in American politics.
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In a viral Facebook video from May, Payne puts on a Chewbacca mask she bought at Kohl's and cracks up hysterically in her car while a growling noise emanates from the costume.
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He still cracks up telling the story about a time he tried to use the bar's bathroom and saw a guy in there doing a massive amount of coke with four women.
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In an exclusive clip from the newest episode of NBC's hit singing competition show (airing Monday), the superstar cracks up both the coaches and the contestants as she dishes out advice to the semi-finalists.
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Just look at how much The Daily Show host cracks up when rewatching old footage of Sanders calling a little kid dumb (jump to 5:40), and try to tell us Noah doesn't love him really.
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Lisa-Jean Marie, a sociologist at the State University of New York in Purchase and author of 290's Sperm Counts: Overcome by Man's Most Precious Fluid: [Early 22006th century] ads for champagne feature [scenes like] a young, slender, girl opening a bottle while another girl near her cracks up.
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Frank and Marie Imitate Debra and Raymond Peter Boyle might still be in character when he cracks up at the 1:11 point in this clip, but honestly, we hope it's just because he and Roberts were making each other laugh by imitating Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton to keep a straight face.
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The first is from Donald J. Trump's extravagant third wedding at his Mar-a-Lago estate in 2005: The junior senator from New York, glowing in gold silk and pearls, smiles up at the mogul in white tie with genuine delight as he says something that cracks up Hillary, Bill and Trump's bejeweled bride, Melania.
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Article continues after the video below But here's the thing: Even though I had what added up to probably a full minute of proper face-palming over the janky inputs that haphazardly guide the child through cracks, up walls, and across chasms—hitting triangle to jump and holding R1 to grasp and climb sounds easy enough in theory, but having come to this off the back of Uncharted 4, actively needing to keep a button depressed as you maneuver around vertical surfaces and through Trico's thick plumage feels oddly backward—The Last Guardian effortlessly impresses despite its archaic elements of actual interactivity.
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28 October 2008. and was shared on viral video websites and social networks."World cracks up over SA chairperson". Dispatch Online.
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It cracks up Precambrian rocks in the Jubilee Element. The fault dammed up the water to form a lake. This was later split by partial draining. Lake Edgar is the southern of the two small lakes formed.
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The deadline had been set for 10 August 2018. During the reconstruction several discoveries were made. There were many cracks, up to long, in the lower section. Concrete partially filled the sculpture so it had to be precisely chiseled.
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Autogenous healing is the natural ability of cementitious materials to repair cracks. This ability is principally attributed to further hydration of unhydrated cement particles and carbonation of dissolved calcium hydroxide. Cementitious materials in fresh-water systems can autogenously heal cracks up to 0.2 mm over a period of 7 weeks.
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The density of the β-hydride is 7.74 g/cm3. It is coloured grey. At a current density of 1 Amp per square decimeter, in 0.5 mol/liter of sulfuric acid and thiourea a surface layer of nickel will be converted to nickel hydride. This surface is replete with cracks up to millimeters long.
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The first of these appeared after its installation in 1979. Throughout 1980-1983, numerous problems with seals, turbine shaft vibrations and bearings surfaced. From the end of March to the end of November 2000, a complete reconditioning of turbine 2 was performed. Cavities up to deep and cracks up to long were found on the turbine runner and repaired.
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The 1975 Near Islands earthquake occurred at 08:43 UTC on February 2 off the coast of Attu Island, Alaska. The earthquake had a surface wave magnitude of 7.6 and a maximum Mercalli intensity of IX (Violent). It caused heavy damage on Shemya Island, injuring 15 residents. The runways of Shemya Air Force Base sustained cracks up to wide, and crevices with as much as of displacement were observed on the island.
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Repair of cracks up to is within permissible limits; automobile glass with more severe damage needs to be replaced. However, this is dependent on local laws. If a crack extends to the edge of the panel then this would compromise the structural integrity of the windshield. Aircraft windshields are designed in such a way that even if a crack were to extend all the way across the panel, the structural integrity is maintained via multiple failsafe methods in both frame and the glass plies.
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On 30 January 2009, 40 days after opening, the wheel was shut down by WorkSafe after cracks up to three metres () long were inadvertently discovered by a contract worker installing LED lighting. One node was almost completely torn from its welded joint. Initially the operators blamed the 2009 Southeastern Australia heat wave for causing the damage and it was not known when the wheel would reopen. Upon further investigation, engineers working on the wheel discovered the cracks were not caused by the heatwave but rather a problem in the original design.
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Kim later cracks up and tells Denise and Carmel that she is not pregnant and is lying and they support her. For her birthday, Kim asks Denise to do a DNA test and she agrees. When the results come, Denise finds a card for her by Kim, which says they are not sisters, but Kim explains she has not seen the results and got cards for both outcomes. Denise and Kim agree not to find out, but Kim gives in and fools Denise that the results say they are not sisters, but is delighted when Kim says they are.
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The thawing can sometimes create water filled ponds adjacent to the palsa and in some cases cracks in the peat layer along these ponds can be present in the stable stage. However, these cracks are small in size and no visible signs of block erosion are seen during the sable stage. During the degrading stage, however, the palsas have large cracks up to several meters which divide the peat layer into blocks and so called block erosion occurs. Adjacent to palsas in the degrading stage often several individual ponds are found, due to thawing of the frozen core.
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In the 1933 film, Driscoll is a rugged sailor, the Ventures first mate, who disdains having women on ships, considering even their mere presence to be a "nuisance". He says as much to Ann Darrow, but despite this early encounter, and while still on the ship, Driscoll eventually develops an infatuation with her, telling her, "Say... I guess I love you." As Denham remarked, "Some big hard-boiled egg gets a look at a pretty face and bang - he cracks up and goes sappy." Ann is at first surprised by Driscoll's interest, but the two embrace.
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After the Raid (1995), a wartime study of a shattered mind, was closely followed by Deserters (1996) and Morning All Day (1997). Paling feared The Silent Sentry (1999), about a radio producer who cracks up, might be "the longest resignation letter in history", but he remains a Radio 4 producer to this day. Newton's Swing (2000) was a subtle Stateside thriller; The Repentant Morning (2003) is set in London and Spain in 1936; A Town by the Sea (2005) is a departure from his previous style, leading the reader through a strange landscape of unfamiliar people and places. "Minding" (2007), recently nominated for the Mind book of the year, was described as 'a delicately and intimately drawn portrait'.
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Monkey steps in to help Chen clean up and collect his things as the extortionists storm off through town. Monkey cracks up a plan to steal back the money that the extortionists had taken from Chen and gift him with a warm meal for dinner. After successfully stealing the money back from the local extortionists, Monkey later visits Chen at his home on the outskirts of town with an expensive meal and wine to enjoy, knowing Chen likely lost all of his money to the extortionists earlier. Chen, who believes Monkey has sought him out for a show, asks the young man's name, to which Monkey explains he doesn't know his own name, but is called Monkey.
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Much of the viaduct's stone quality > and some workmanship at the west end were only just adequate for the purpose > ... but the flat-stone, lime-mortar-bedded, pier hearting carried up to 1.5 > m above arch springing was an effective feature which had probably saved the > piers from collapse. In cross-section, the spandrels presented an unusual > application of the classic gravity retaining wall. In the later decades of the twentieth century the viaduct had fallen into an ever-worsening condition, with much serious erosion and loss of facings; the western arch had sagged and the second arch had hogged; cracks up to 60 mm had opened up in the extrados of the arch rings. It had become obvious that the structure was near to collapse, and in February 1992 the Laigh Milton Viaduct Conservation Project was formed.
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