Your neighbor's giggly baby can cheer you up in minutes.
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"They were giggly and seemed very comfortable together," the onlooker adds.
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When I see him now, I still get giggly for Audrey.
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Debbie starts to lactate, and clenches her breasts in giggly embarrassment.
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Though it's strewn with giggly moments, the movie is ultimately alarming.
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Gisele, 2, has grown to be a giggly, spunky little girl.
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As you can expect, things range from loving, to embarrassing and giggly.
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In all of them, she was giggly and excited to see everyone.
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Their giggly flirtations are adorable, although I do worry about poor Dan.
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"We were just really giggly, we just got the giggles," she recalls.
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And if we want giggly Mophie, we can always turn to Carpool Karaoke.
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Something did take over and it became so giggly and ridiculous and loose.
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"They were giggly and seemed very comfortable together," an onlooker shared to PEOPLE.
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In this version, the shots are tight, and the girls are giggly and excited.
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"We were just really giggly, we just got the giggles," the actress told PEOPLE.
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These two were giggly roommates passing joints back and forth once upon a time.
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Aja was totally outmatched while playing some girl who was just giggly and dumb.
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Whenever the two were spotted together, they looked giggly and happy, according to inside sources.
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The goofy visuals are enough to make the famously giggly Fallon stifle laughter at points.
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The kids only got a little "giggly," but it could have been much, much worse.
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MCC offers an encore run of Jocelyn Bioh's giggly, trenchant comedy, directed by Rebecca Taichman.
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This January's Yakuza 0 finds something of a sweet spot between the grave and the giggly.
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The Chicago version of Pop isn't cool at all: it's sweaty, nervous, sometimes giggly or goofy.
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Watch a giggly Gosling try to ward off the young girl in the hilarious sketch above.
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Despite its best attempts to remain serious, sometimes the local news can get a bit giggly.
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He is not as clean but has a twee, giggly delivery that I thought might appeal.
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I never know what's happening, and I love the way it leaves me confused, flummoxed, and giggly.
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"It's shocking how often he was comfortable being naked and how giggly he is," Charisma Carpenter, a.k.a.
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With their giggly camaraderie and knowingly ridiculous dancing, 2110Take offer an alternative vision of an evolving Compton.
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Relatable and sometimes giggly, Ms. Kattan is not in the makeup game to make a quick buck.
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It only got more giggly when costar Rupert Everett, 59 — who played George, Roberts' character's gay wingman — arrived.
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But as her sisters get increasingly intoxicated and giggly, Khloé — who is now pregnant — watches on in amusement.
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Sarah gets all giggly about it and brings up that all this spirituality stuff is sort of sexy.
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Kelly is not cute, she's not giggly, she doesn't trip over her own feet to show she's approachable.
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Regular glass-or-two of red wine Tshepo is just me but a bit more giggly and silly.
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And today, I am so happy that I have my giggly, wide-eyed 10-month old daughter, Lucy.
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Some nights we'd have to decide how to handle two giggly, watery-eyed teenagers at the dinner table.
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There's a slightly giggly hysteria on the boat when you all sort of realize what you've been through.
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To see their giggly reactions, watch the clip above, and tune into Fixer Upper, Tuesdays at 9:00 p.m.
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She'd won a supporting Oscar in 1970 for her first movie role as a giggly girlfriend in Cactus Flower.
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But just imagine how giggly he must have been as the owner of a marijuana grow on High Street.
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Viewers still remember the "nightmare" opening number by Rob Lowe and Eileen Bowman, who played a giggly Snow White.
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Two hours, one giggly doctor, and an Urgent Care copay later, the plastic cap was out of my ear.
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Whether it's through countless giggly compliments or hunting down cutlery, it's clear how much they genuinely enjoy each other's company.
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Don't try to delight your date with the giggly, light flirting that others like—Scorpios are bored by small talk.
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Luckily, though, dumpster fires make for A+ humor — it's all the trash fumes getting us giddy and giggly, I guess.
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She is having a great time with her kids and A-Rod — she's very giggly when she talks about him.
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The Chicago version of Pop Art, embodied in the work of the Hairy Who, is sweaty, nervous, sometimes giggly or goofy.
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Before this little lad was famous for his hit songs, he was just another giggly guy growing up in Ontario, Canada.
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Nina Dobrev and BFF Julianne Hough were very giggly while the nominees for Best Hip-Hop/R&B Artist were announced.
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All of us are falling apart in the background and she is just so strong and happy and giggly and laughing.
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Still, the giggly pair manage to have a blast, posing in robes (hello, Mike) for an actual artist to paint them.
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Before this bundle of joy was a famous Disney star, he was just another giggly guy growing up in Mission Viejo, California.
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Before this giggly guy was a famous child star, he was just another blue-eyed baby rocking overalls in New York City.
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There was an air of mystery to Seles, the fast-talking giggly young Yugoslavian with a penchant for disguises and missed appearances.
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Before this bubbly baby found her sense of style, she was just another giggly gal rockin' a onesie in New York City.
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It is clear that her severe, straight dark hair and gangly limbs are unwelcome at a station more interested in giggly, curvy women.
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In her version of events, she's a complete no-show to the franchise meeting, rather than a giggly, fresh-from-the-shower latecomer.
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In Snapchats posted to her account, Biles showed a giggly lunch with Bevan (and possibly other friends) at what looked like a hotel restaurant.
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Later, a captured image gets the "zoom and enhance" treatment that's become such a giggly cliché in any film featuring blurry security-camera footage.
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They tended to prefer separate pianos, Alan Morrison said, partly because they were too giggly to be in such proximity on one piano bench.
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Such embedded farcicality places her art within the tradition of art-techno games and giggly gender combos typical of Marcel Duchamp and Oskar Schlemmer.
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In the Instagram video, the audio was replaced with Lauv's "I Like Me Better" but everyone appears to be giggly and in on the fun.
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The outcome (NO spoilers!) was not great, which makes the giggly and dancey antics in the gag reel teaser above even more fun to watch.
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The once giggly and alert boy, also called Marcos, could no longer sit on his own and began to shut off from the outside world.
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Neither she, nor the three other students who ate them, had lasting symptoms, though some of the students did get "giggly," according to the Journal.
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"There were a few who lost their hair and eyebrows and she would do their makeup and they'd be super happy and giggly," Adam says.
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Girls who decided to ditch the boys they'd been hanging out with and just head home for a giggly slumber party in their parent's basement.
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We two technologically befuddled parents followed along, playing our part by marveling at the confidence of our guides, exchanging genuinely surprised and almost giggly glances.
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The juxtaposition of holy music and unholy lyrics might seem too facile by half; it's a treatment long applied by giggly school children to church hymns.
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A group of Japanese tourists crowded on a sidewalk, smartphones snapping wildly, while a giggly group of Roman middle school students jostled for a good angle.
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To watch him joking with reporters about his questionable taste in fashion was to watch a man at the giggly intersection of synchronicity and who knew?
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The mishap just made a few of the kids pretty "giggly," according to the Albuquerque Journal, but the girl who brought them in ended up downing five.
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When you ask Sam Rui to describe her music, she's a jumble of giggly self-deprecation that belies just how much of herself she puts into her lyrics.
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But those quick little snippets toward the end, when they're splashing around, absolutely drenched and giggly—that's just them, goofing around and trying to keep each other awake.
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"You're the most wonderful person I've ever known, and I can't wait to be your very giggly, in awe and loved up wife x", Goulding responded on Instagram.
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"I come up to one side, tap her on the shoulder, and she looked over," Bratton later recalled to a giggly audience at the New York Law School.
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But it was much stronger than most 10 mg edibles I'd had, pistol-whipping my brain as I approached the microphone, turning me into a giggly, ADD-ridden mess.
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"Ronan told The Hollywood Reporter, "One of the things that Greta and I always say is that whenever we get together, we just get so giggly and very excitable.
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Little Wuba (as the beast is named) is precision-engineered for adorability — a squirmy, giggly, slick-skinned critter with four poky arms and a Chia Pet shock of hair.
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Outside of these big-budget romances, and a few more niche porn games, gaming culture tends to be quite coy about sex, reveling in fun listicles and giggly discussion.
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In "Bao," an aging Chinese mom suffering from empty-nest syndrome welcomes another chance at motherhood when one of her dumplings springs to life as a lively, giggly dumpling boy.
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"I think he had a giggly, stupid relationship with children that was misconstrued," Coccoz said, while Gastelo chastised Robson for lying under oath about Jackson's conduct during initial court proceedings.
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Lest you think the adorkable goofiness is all an act, these outtakes prove that the quirky, giggly side of Lawrence we see in interviews is apparently truly how she acts.
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In one snap, the mother of two appears to be tossing the giggly little boy into the air, with mountains and trees providing a gorgeous backdrop to the sweet moment.
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After that line, though, Beyoncé laughed, said, "Goddamn, goddamn, goddamn," then segued into "Feeling Myself," a giggly song about how no one is better suited to loving you than yourself.
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By night, he's creating videos that show Elon Musk as a creepy looking, giggly baby; President Donald Trump as a temperamental pageant contestant on "Toddlers & Tiaras"; and Kim Kardashian freestyle rapping.
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Kylie Jenner took to Snapchat Thursday to share a couple of cute clips of the 4-year-old, her boyfriend Tyga's son with ex Blac Chyna, enjoying a sudsy, giggly bath.
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But in that one moment in which my mom articulated her thoughts in perfect Italian, I felt such pride that thinking back on it now, I'm still filled with giggly admiration.
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Tactfully, he said nothing about either, and the result of their giggly dope-taking was, to his unfogged mind, music that melted into new shapes like the paintings of Salvador Dalí.
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" A barrage of negative social media posts gave way to damning appraisals in publications like Variety, where the critic Sonia Saraiya asked: "Who wouldn't Fallon interview with such fawning, giggly acceptance?
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Next, in a game called Don't Be a Dip, a tipsy and giggly Meyers is challenged to guess which dips are made with Garten's recipes and which come from fast food restaurants.
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"You're the most wonderful person I've ever known, and I can't wait to be your very giggly, in awe and loved up wife," Goulding said of New York-based art dealer Jopling.
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Before this bundle of joy was modeling and strutting down the runway, she was just another giggly gal warming up to the cameras in Toronto, CA. Can you guess who she is?
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Gummies, giggly adult dinner parties and "Cali sober" lifestyles are markers of a weed culture that has gone mainstream, and now we're reconsidering our long-held beliefs about LSD, ecstasy, even ketamine.
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Before this giggly guy was a big time rapper making moves in the industry, he was just another baby staying mellow in yellow from Santa Monica, CA. Can you guess who he is?
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Hannah lets slip that she's been engaged twice and Peter admits that his job can be lonely, and the two are just two giggly peas in a pod and we're so here for it.
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Chris has also shared multiple adorable snaps of his niece to the photo and video-sharing app, including a smiling image of the newborn and a photo of Lauren holding her giggly baby girl.
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"FUCK CHRISTMAS" picks up on the same teen-Scrooge idea that Blink were selling, but does away with their giggly homophobia and replaces it with tired fury—it's more anguished than it is cruel.
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Either you were a cute, giggly girl who all the boys liked and you dreamed of being voted most popular, or you were a cool boy who loved football, fighting and girls, only girls.
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She was born a feminist, changing her name to sober Agnès from silly, giggly Arlette, signing a manifesto to legalise abortion in France and making films in which the patriarchy smothered even supper-table conversation.
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It's true that Thelma and Louise, a committed drama, delves deeper into the psychological consequences of killing a person than Practical Magic, which explores the severe ramifications of abusing the Craft between giggly pancake parties.
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One scene towards the end of the film, in which a distraught Liz recalls a giggly sexual encounter with Ted, suddenly pivots to his perspective, as he watches her splayed on the bed — the perfect prey.
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Because people quickly get weird or giggly when conversation turns to colostomy bags (or to poop in general) I got in touch with Katrine Nielsen to learn more about living life with a little brown bag.
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" The Check out some highlights from their Snapchat home tour below: The giggly pair pretends to be confused by finding tortillas in her freezer: In another, she asks her boyfriend, "Baby, what is in your cabinet?
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Featuring a cast of four portraying too many characters to count, "39 Steps" remains a gallant and giggly ode to make-do resourcefulness, to the air of spinning illusions out of nothing but a clown's talents.
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The Hunger Games actress, who admitted to "cramping up like a pregnant lady" during the interview, also got giggly when asked what secret she'd like to know about a potential date – because she totally went there.
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Stormi wears a big smile in the first photo as her dad lifts her into the air, crinkling her face and giving off a more giggly expression in the second image as Scott holds her close.
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The Playboy Playmate Dani Mathers, who snapped a photo of a woman at her gym with the giggly, grossed-out caption, "If I can't unsee this then you can't, either!" was roundly shamed on social media.
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Seeing him all giggly with his friend Philip took the air out of the, "Oh shit, is Stan going to remember he once suspected his neighbors?!" balloon that William blew up in his final, delirious moments.
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Stormi, 6 months, wears a big smile in the first photo as her dad lifts her into the air, crinkling her face and giving off a more giggly expression in the second image as Scott holds her close.
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He's directed a funny Maori coming-of-age film, Boy, that became New Zealand's biggest box-office hit, and a giggly, improv-heavy vampire mockumentary, What We Do In The Shadows, which he also starred in opposite Clement.
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From giggly humor to scenes of people toking to long shots and trippy visuals, it doesn't take much intuition to identify a stoner movie when you see it—you don't even have to be high to do so.
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So, in short: It might be possible to create a chemical cocktail that makes people laugh uncontrollably and die, or one that makes them really happy and giggly and then die, or simply die really quickly from rigid paralysis.
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The lady in question is Zainab (Suha Gezen), a wide-eyed and giggly college student who is betrothed to Salim (Hiten Tejwani) and completely oblivious to the fact that her childhood friend Raghu is madly in love with her.
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It starts with a swaggering drumbeat and an obstreperously distorted bass line that could carry her voice on their own, but she soon marshalls a swarm of flutes, a cinematic string section, giggly backup voices and whizzing sound effects.
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But ask about his Broadway debut in "Kinky Boots," as the strait-laced English shoe manufacturer Charlie Price, and he doesn't bother to hide his giggly excitement — the word "phenomenal" popped up with alarming regularity in a recent conversation.
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It would likely be difficult to create a drug that was targeted enough to cause such euphoria almost instantly without throwing off the rest of the body and brain (thereby killing the victim before they get to the happy, giggly place).
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Although Bieber ended up smashing a huge sheet cake into Baldwin's face, in a video shared by Bieber's mom, Pattie Mallette, everybody appeared to be giggly and in on the fun, with the couple even sharing a frosting-filled smooch afterward.
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Though the sound has been replaced by Lauv's "I Like Me Better," there appears to be a giggly back and forth before Bieber shoves the cake into the birthday girl's face — much to the delight of those in attendance. pic.twitter.
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The Flint water crisis, explained My younger daughter, the friendly, giggly, snuggly one, was born in July 22014, just three months after Flint started drawing its drinking water from the Flint River instead of Lake Huron via Detroit's water system.
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Not just for her huge, enormous chameleon talent, but she just seems like a really good sort, [a] proper person who despite all her status and her fame and her genius, she just seems really down to earth and giggly.
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There's less of the giggly, wink-wink nature of things like You Me Bum Bum Train, and a lot more innovation and scope for introspection than Secret Cinema's dress-up experiences, or the Goosebumps Alive show from this past spring.
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There were a lot of young bass producers working in similar lanes, but the giddy bombast of Streten's earliest work was like nitrous oxide—capable of producing giggly highs or rocket propulsion, depending on the context in which was consumed.
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As with a show like "BoJack Horseman," the more painful themes of "Fleabag" would be difficult to absorb if it weren't for how legitimately hilarious the show is: smutty-giggly, caustic, observant about the ugliness of both sexes, and occasionally surreal.
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My own first Vines were imperfect — giggly, inside jokes from that time my college friends and I snuck into a hotel pool or walked into a party at the wrong house — but there were so many that felt like real and hilarious achievements.
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The skits are an R-rated fusillade of blanks: a vapid dance between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump; a biblical spoof ("The Can Commandments"); giggly glancing at male genitalia at urinals; a wearisome ode to décolletage; a trucker who wrestles with gay impulses.
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After a couple more years of formal education and at least 10 uncredited movie roles (party guest, autograph seeker and — in "Grand Hotel" — giggly newlywed), Ms. Carlisle made her official movie debut in "This Reckless Age" (1932), about a family with ungrateful college students.
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Likely to divide opinion — though, in my view, entirely justified — is a Mozart played by Adam Gillen that cuts way beyond the giggly likes of Tom Hulce in the 1984 Milos Forman film to suggest a manic visionary at some degree of odds with himself.
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The film's screenwriter, Matthew Wilder, and director, Paul Schrader, have loosely adapted Edward Bunker's grim, earnest 1997 crime novel (which is flecked with genuine social commentary about mass incarceration, corporate malfeasance and other issues) into a purposefully coarse, giddy-approaching-giggly, pulp-Pop Art cartoon.
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I remember feeling a pulse of hope when I learned that Sarah, a brainy, giggly seventeen-year-old I'd met on my third day in the country, on the women-only floor of a Riyadh mall, was a first-year law student at Prince Sultan University.
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But even for those of us who were lucky enough to receive comprehensive sex ed, there can still be that giggly, awkward factor when you put a group of high school or middle school aged people (or adults, for that matter) in a room together to talk about sex.
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I shower, finish Fleishman is in Trouble, and talk to our dorm mates -- an Australian finished with a 217.90 week Euro trip ready to go home, and three giggly Irish college friends who make us feel old, even though we cannot be more than five years older than them.
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In her review of the film, Janet Maslin of The Times noted the mélange of Mr. Demme's filmmaking eccentricities — not just the music, "which drifts mischievously through the film," but the details of costume, language and performance that are pitched to a particular note of fond, giggly amusement.
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Before she became one of the nine churchgoers killed by Dylann Roof in Charleston, before she became one of the 475 people killed in one of the 372 American mass shooting incidents of 2015, Cynthia was the matriarch of her family, a dedicated librarian for 31 years, and a giggly gossip.
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A disco-era groove, giggly party chatter, cool vibraphone plinks and distant sirens surround vocals mixed and processed to melt into the haze — it's hard to decipher much beyond the phrase "get lost" — while in the video clip, animated photos conjure a Los Angeles of yesteryear, all sleek cars, sunny streets and casual smiles.
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A pastoral, gently trippy travelogue, the Avalanches' second proper LP explicitly takes the shape of three different eras of psychedelia: the swirling guitar pop of the 60s, Prince Paul's giggly mischief-making make in the late 80s and early 90s, and the foggy retro-indie established by Athens, Georgia's Elephant Six collective in the late 90s.
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The few times I have actually managed to get high, it went wrong; I'd get all giggly and silly and say a bunch of dumb shit, and then get really hungry and eat a bunch of garbage food… and then, I'd end up getting really sad and upset, because I didn't want to be high anymore, but couldn't make it stop.
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In bar-mitzvah footage included in his video "Forest Hills State of Mind," from 2010, in which he and Rachel Dratch repurpose the Jay Z and Alicia Keys hit ("I moved out of Forest Hills / Goodbye Shlomos / I live in Manhattan / with all the other homos"), Eichner is giggly, a bit chubby; he poses with a bustier-wearing cardboard Madonna.
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