To his credit, Astley took the meme in good humor.
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He is in good humor, but wants to come home.
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The Good Humor ice cream bar will soon turn 100.
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He was easygoing, interested, engaged and full of good humor.
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Guys "expressing" how they feel but all in good humor.
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Mr. Bratt moves through his hackneyed role with resigned good humor.
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We use it to name our transgression—perhaps in good humor,
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Hyland seems to be keeping a good humor about it all.
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On social media, a number of people reacted with good humor.
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He spars over facts and semantics, generally in gruff good humor.
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On her latest offering, Mental Illness, she embraced it with good humor.
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While they're not comic bits, everyone appears to be in good humor.
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Ukraine itself seems to be responding to the attack with good humor.
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He was a model of independence, nonpartisan comity, graciousness, and good humor.
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Patience, good humor and resourcefulness are helpful traits to have on hand.
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Mr. Weaver maintained good humor — albeit gallows humor — and made phone calls.
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Food businesses are adapting as best they can, sometimes with good humor.
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Food businesses are adapting as best they can, sometimes with good humor.
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Ana weathers them with good humor, intelligence and, most of all, openness.
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Another instructor, Joy, effervescent with good humor, eventually came to the rescue.
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Mary Pat and I will both miss her good humor and kindness.
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"We take this with the good humor that was intended," the embassy said.
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Richardson is one of the few performers who can sell genuine good humor.
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Security guards reported no issues and praised the fans for their good humor.
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Both England and The Gambia had taken it in good humor, he said.
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I enjoy good humor and I'm not afraid to make fun of myself.
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But the vibrant performances and the show's raunchy good humor draw you in.
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And even then, they're just interested in you for your Good Humor bars.
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Within five minutes I was charmed by her lovely personality and good humor.
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The benign mass was successfully removed recently and Logan is recovering in good humor.
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" Check out her interview below: In good humor, she added: "I did bad makeup.
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For all of Molinari's success, he remains quiet and levelheaded, with sneaky-good humor.
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" A Good Humor Strawberry Shortcake dessert bar on J.G. Ballard's "Empire of the Sun.
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All in good humor, of course, and with concern for their clients' well-being.
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Most people know Costas for his precision with words, good humor and erudite insights.
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The burger appears to be covered in whatever Good Humor puts on a Toasted Almond.
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She smiled with good humor but was serious and presidential when she needed to be.
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Good humor (or backhanded wit) keeps them chugging along; the customers expect it, after all.
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In the beginning of the planning process, Arran and I handled setbacks with good humor.
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I've seen you, the American people, in all your decency, determination, good humor, and kindness.
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But when it came to the spitting incident, Bradley handled the reaction with good humor.
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He was impressed by their serenity and good humor in the midst of wartime chaos.
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With good humor, Kelly Conaboy walks you through her testing of her rescue dog, Peter.
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Yet even at its most raucous, the "Ghost Trance" catalog radiates joy and good humor.
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Overall, the justice, who will turn 85 in March, appeared relaxed and in good humor.
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He has more good-humor than the ice cream man, TV writer and producer Rob Long.
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Like Dr. Huxtable, my dad navigated fatherhood with good humor and a healthy dose of resignation.
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Even with all of his recent success, he reflects on his Internet superstardom with good humor.
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It requires a blend of strategic vision and tactical flexibility, combined with optimism and good humor.
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This is something a lot of folks in Hollywood lack, which is introspection and good humor.
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Charmed by his story and his good humor, reporters swarmed him in advance of the game.
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And yes, it's jokey and she takes it with good humor but also: come on man.
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But it's all in good humor too, which is kind of the two sides of it.
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You wrote seriously with good humor at a time when no one's really writing like that.
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And like I was saying with Tiger Bay, there was quite a delay with Good Humor.
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Her hostess, a model of charm, good humor and senior wisdom, is a movie unto herself.
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I watched them, bleary-eyed in the cold, and was moved by their remarkable good humor.
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Guðni, serving as tour guide, mike in hand, kept his cool and his good humor throughout.
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Front Burner This strawberry-vanilla ice cream cake takes its inspiration from a Good Humor bar.
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" When Allie first beholds him, she remarks on the fake good humor — "He's actually pissed off.
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Finney deftly captures the character's frustrations, tenacity and (particularly in his priceless closing scene) good humor.
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The service was studded with glimpses from a life full of good humor, camaraderie, purpose and hope.
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Johnson suffers it with good humor, considering it really does look hot as hell in that costume.
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The midwife declared, with good humor, that he was the biggest 37-week baby she'd ever seen.
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She and her mother leaven their labor with brisk good humor and a refreshing lack of dogma.
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The backup musicians, Sheridan Stevens on piano and Oliver Switzer on guitar, contributed to the good humor.
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In absence of either good humor or good set pieces, "Blue Iguana" is a heist gone bust.
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He thought she smiled a bit at his joke, just a whisper of her usual good humor.
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And you made it your own with grace and with grit and with style, and good humor.
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These threats -- described by members as having been delivered in good humor -- were not enough to sway Meadows.
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"It was a rite of passage I feel and he did in good humor," Hutcherson said of Hanks.
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"An eagle-eyed security person spotted them, and they were ceremoniously removed, with great good humor," McAleese confirms.
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Perhaps because he's not starving and drying himself out right now, he's handling the undertaking with good humor.
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There's an optimism in these stories, a good humor and innocence that cuts through the dirt and blood.
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There's something deeply conventional about the way the family operates, although the films' good humor keeps things light.
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With its technical wizardry, high-velocity storytelling and spirited good humor, Star Wars dazzles the child in us.
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Thoughtful and refined, but with plenty of good humor, Ms. Kent is likely to set a high standard.
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Made by Good Humor, this sandwich takes the traditional ice cream sandwich and turns it up to 1,233.
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Scrawled with folksy good humor, the letters have been all that was known of Sergeant Rogers since Jan.
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I found quite a bit of good humor, as well as some common fill that was challengingly clued.
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Today's puzzle has a lot of character, some of it racy, but it's done with ebullient good humor.
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Despite some discomfort at the outset, most of the celebrities under fire took Gervais's commentary with good humor.
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The hand gestures -- they are like kids at the ice cream truck and he&aposs the good humor man.
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I have experienced suspicion and distrust as a journalist, but only respect, generosity, and good humor as a person.
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"Elon is a paragon of enthusiasm, good humor and curiosity a Renaissance man in an era that needs them."
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Second of all, he's been in "good humor" despite being left behind by the Russians in favor of cargo.
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Greenleaf's guest looked more than a little stunned, but handled it all with good humor, as is Richie's style.
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What sells today are people like the Irish or Icelandic supporters and players, unanimously praised for their good humor.
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The baby of a sprawling family, he was also my baby, a child of magnetizing energy and good humor.
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I know it was all in good humor, but you asked, and this is the name that came up.
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" The private eye heroine, she adds, "attacks both trivial and impossible questions with endearingly clearheaded ferocity and good humor.
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A. I agree that Connor's caretaker, Diane Craglow, handled a frightening situation with calm, grace, efficiency and good humor.
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If you're going to the Galápagos as a land-based traveler, you will need flexibility, good humor and patience.
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These provided the laughs in the story, and the audience at Crunchyroll Movie Night responded with enthusiastic good humor.
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My husband, Ernest, and I were rewarding our 22006-year-old daughter, Shan, for her stamina and good humor.
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The competition show, centered on talent and good humor, is produced by Spanish-language late night programming legend Don Francisco.
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"I'm very happy my former White House colleague Sean Spicer is a man of good humor," Conway said of Spicer.
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" For healthy customers running errands, she encourages them in good humor to "stock up on pints for the hard times.
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Mr. Rosenstein "has navigated many challenging situations with strength, grace and good humor," Mr. Barr said in a statement Monday.
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Nobody cared, they said, and Tim Cook took it in good humor by changing his Twitter profile to Tim Apple.
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He was also known for his good humor, captured by the greeting on his Facebook page: "Welcome, and stay eerie!"
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Absurdity makes for good humor, and the screwed-up world in which these characters live is nothing if not absurd.
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With good ideas, it turns out, and good acting and good writing and good direction and, most of all, good humor.
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The show has seen its share of ups and downs over the years, but has always soldiered on in good humor.
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Why it's exciting: Vernon's quirky, slyly off-color children's fantasy novels come from a place of deep kindness and good humor.
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Beltran was able to explain what had happened in good humor because his blunder had not cost the Yankees the game.
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He'd suddenly lost his good humor and shoved himself against his car door, as if something he didn't like had happened.
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" But, he writes, "what 'Dory' lacks in dazzling originality it more than makes up for in warmth, charm and good humor.
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Miguel Barbosa, the party leader, told Business Insider the event was done in good humor to show their rejection of Trump.
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Some policymakers took the mistake in good humor, while others took the opportunity for a dig at the White House. Sen.
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He accepted my own interruptions of his monologues with good humor and often delight at the prospect of a new digression.
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The incorrectly tagged account responded in good humor, saying that the president was likely to be a boon for getting followers.
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You'll learn about newcomers like a Lucky Engineer whose good humor and easy competence belies a bittersweet backstory and hidden grief.
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So was it just coincidence and in good humor that Thomas held up that sign at a game between their alma maters?
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The Choco Taco, invented by a former Good Humor ice cream truck driver turned corporate employee, was created in Philadelphia in 1984.
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That look at life from the outside gives the diaries good humor, and it offers Brown a kind of armor from herself.
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But she appeared to take the exchange in good humor and can be heard laughing in a video clip of the exchange.
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It is all rather amusing in a desultory way, but to little effect beyond a casual mix of flippancy and good humor.
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Unilever, which owns brands like Dove, Axe, Good Humor and Ben & Jerry's, reportedly spends close to $2 billion annually on digital advertisements.
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People compliment my ability to mediate — I talk to others calmly and with good humor, even when I want to shake them.
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Given the subject's profession — and Anna Wintour's appreciation of good humor — Condé Nast put together quite the bit to celebrate the cover.
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Mr. Levitas was widely known and liked across the East End, not least because he debated politics with respect and good humor.
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But he sang them with such sly good humor in his voice and his timing that they sounded like a good time.
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Yovanovitch, who retired from the State Department last month, on Wednesday reflected on the developments of the past year with good humor.
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As we bid 2019 — and all its mistakes — farewell, here's to accuracy (and, in its absence, good humor) in the new year.
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Judge, who was playing right field and batting third in the lineup on Friday, accepted the dental misadventure with customary good humor.
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Unilever, which owns brands like Dove, Axe, Good Humor and Ben & Jerry's, reportedly spends close to $2202 billion annually on digital advertisements.
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For perhaps forty minutes, the two groups mingled: the Mashco touching and probing, and the Nomole team acquiescing, mostly in good humor.
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Beneath the jauntiness and good humor there is an unmistakably elegiac undertone to this film, an implicit acknowledgment of lateness and loss.
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It's always asked in the same way — with genial good humor and an air of expectation, as if they already know the answer.
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However, my absolute favorite of the less-than-traditional interpretations of the dessert is the Strawberry Shortcake Dessert Bar made by Good Humor.
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But Lopez Obrador showed fewer signs of irritation than in the first debate, remaining in good humor and rarely wandering from his script.
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That appeal persists in this new installment, with enough good humor and winks at the audience to keep the whole thing moving along.
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During the service, Montgomery sat, mostly stoic, as he listened to testimonies about his partner's generosity, his good humor, his love of life.
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And the symbolism of a man or a woman whacking a ball across a luxurious green is 100% American: individualism, abundance, good humor.
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"For nearly 60 years, John Dingell represented the people of Michigan with honor, integrity & great good humor," the former president said on Twitter.
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He is happy to bemoan others' lack of good humor in response to his baiting, but lashes out when people don't "get" him.
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And yet residents here seemed to take it in stride, surveying the damage with a good humor and a shrug of the shoulders.
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This warmth and good humor have captivated generations of young readers since the first volume, "The Big Honey Hunt," was published in 1962.
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His poignant video announcement was in keeping with the charm, folksiness, good humor and decency that have characterized his 35 years as host.
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Instead of innate animal passion, they model the elements of love that have to be discovered and cultivated: companionship, compromise, acceptance, good humor.
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There's something special about rewarding good humor—it's almost the exact opposite of having to ban people for bad behavior on most online multiplayers.
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David and Dan are so generous and clever in their storytelling, it's so masterful; they run this crazy massive fleet with such good humor.
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Susana Polo, Polygon: With good ideas, it turns out, and good acting and good writing and good direction and, most of all, good humor.
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His empathy & good humor with the young ppl was in severe contrast to the present Moore has been a prominent critic of President Trump.
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He guided the career of the Beatles with such skill and good humor that he became a true friend to me and my family.
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Looking at the results, it's clear that we're carrying the oppressive heat with grace, good humor, and buckets of ice water to the face.
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I won't stop; I'll be right there with you as a citizen, inspired by your voices of truth and justice, good humor, and love.
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Watching Ms. Warren, I got the sense that even the long slog of a presidential run could be done with good humor and exuberance.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — For some reason, there were a lot of clues in this Matthew Sewell puzzle that put me in a good humor.
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Tiger Woods is back, at 42, in 2018, far more than a memory, in good humor but keeping most of his thoughts to himself.
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And he is such a not-flirty guy, but I think all of his good humor and sex appeal comes out in his paintings.
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"You took on a role you didn't ask for and made it your own with grace and grit and style and good humor," he said.
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If you don't remember the internet moment, this photo might jog your memory: Now, Hatch is back with good humor and winking at her haters.
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Paralympic cyclist Darren Kenny said Sutton, 58, described para-cyclists as "gimps" and "wobblies" — terms often used in good humor by Paralympic athletes amongst themselves.
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Michael is a trusted and beloved resource for our Members, and we will sorely miss his wise counsel and good humor in the battles ahead.
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And from the smiles, good humor and bonhomie among the more than 284,22 rats who turned up this year, I'm going to declare mission accomplished.
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With good humor and a dose of knowing mischief — the ingredients that characterize the entire issue itself — Pamela simply replied: "If you have to ask … "
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"As husband Barack Obama said in his presidential farewell address, she&aposs done everything "with grace and with grit and with style and good humor.
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Its budget has grown to $1.8 million, much of the money raised from corporate and individual donors swayed by Mr. Edge's persuasiveness and good humor.
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My boss, in a flash of good humor, called back to her, "We wi-ll-ll-ll," like a child promising to do a chore.
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Yes, it is a little mean to keep pointing at the guy's weight, but Bartolo handles his 300ish pounds just fine, and with great good humor.
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A woman of boisterous good humor, Barrett is one in a rotation of six household workers who help Raymond and Marjorie with their most fundamental needs.
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And on the 6th, his co-star Venus will hop on set for a sexy scene that could melt every Popsicle in the Good Humor truck.
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Shad Moss, formerly known as 'Bow Wow,' is facing criticism—all in good humor— after he was allegedly caught lying about traveling in a private jet.
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Please be the one fan base that can actually handle it with grace and good humor, instead of circling the wagons and having a group sulk.
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So, please, cook this week as much as you can, and reap the rewards in good humor and a little relief: At least we have this.
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I have learned to wear such differences lightly, with good humor, to see the good as well as the bad in other ways of doing things.
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But he said it softly, and friends recalled that his invective, in print or in person, usually came wrapped in gentle good humor and respectful tones.
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His daughter, Eliza (Grace Van Patten), has been peppering their parking adventure with some dietary advice for her father, which he shrugs off with good humor.
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"I'm grateful to New Yorkers for their patience and good humor while they got used to the revised service," he said on Sunday in a statement.
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Saturn, the planet of hard work, knows that good humor stems from deep intelligence, and as Saturn connects with Neptune today, your wit is especially wacky.
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"I won't stop; I'll be right there with you as a citizen, inspired by your voices of truth and justice, good humor, and love," Obama also tweeted.
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And as if you needed any more proof, observe this legendary laughter feedback loop -- four quadruplets giggling on their mother, each feeding off the others' good humor.
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The plant manufactures ice cream and frozen novelties for brands including Ben and Jerry's, Breyers, Magnum, Popsicle, Good Humor and Klondike, said Catherine Reynolds, a Unilever spokeswoman.
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The actor always took the running gag in good humor, and was known to bring it up in his various appearances on Late Night with Conan O'Brien.
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Bryce Dallas Howard already proved that she's got guts by running through the Hawaiian jungle in heels (and subsequently, weathering the heels-related backlash with good humor).
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There is plenty of banter and good humor between the two on social media and in the paddock, and both insist there is nothing phoney going on.
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His candor and good humor keep things moving, and it's clear that he feels comfortable with his unseen, unheard interlocutors, who are colleagues as well as fans.
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That's usually a respite in an election year because the candidates always attend and tell jokes in good humor — whether it comes naturally to them or not.
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Like "The Diary of a Teenage Girl," which handled disturbing material with grace and good humor, "Can You Ever Forgive Me?" is neither judgy nor ethically neutral.
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On reread, one thing I find striking in the story is the good humor of the townspeople as they assemble to ritually murder one of their own.
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Ella's presentation came on the evening before Thanksgiving, when I was filled with the indescribably good humor that comes at the onset of a four-day weekend.
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As a superstar in Japan, Matsui was in constant demand for interviews in two languages, yet he was readily available to all, with grace and good humor.
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If there's a problem, it's that the good humor has the effect of lowering the film's dramatic stakes, and risks turning its cultural reference points into cartoons.
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The accord largely gave the university what it wanted — greater control of the band, whose irreverence has not always been taken in good humor by the administration.
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Beyond satire John has real people and real abuses in mind for his caricatures, and there is an occasional flash of anger beneath the book's good humor.
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Ferlinghetti was a committed traveler, and these selections of his journals, selected from his handwritten, mostly unpublished notebooks, step with grace and good humor across many worlds.
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Her debate performance — spicy one-liners, good humor about being a "fresh face," and pointed jabs at rivals to her left — made her, once again, a stand out.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. – John Kasich is campaigning for president as the good-humor man, eschewing what he calls the "doom and gloom" of his rivals for the Republican nomination.
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I am sincerely grateful for your trust, your patience, and your good humor over the years, which is one of the reasons why saying goodbye is so hard.
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Responding to this request, Doyle was in good humor: "Importantly, this wasn't an issue at all when these rules were in place for nearly 3 years," he said.
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Cohen and Greenfield aren't the only industry heavyweights to attend: Representatives from Baskin-Robbins, Good Humor, Blue Bell and more have all taken the course, the school reports.
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"You took on a role you didn't ask for and you made it your own with grace and with grit and with style and good humor," he added.
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Founded by candy-maker Harry Burt in Youngstown, Ohio, in 1920, the Good Humor bar was revolutionary because it was the first ice cream pop on a stick.
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It wasn't cute-messy, like the stoner nonchalance Abbi and Ilana of Broad City exude, slogging through dead-end jobs with good humor because they have each other.
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The Brooklyn-born justice has gone along with the attention, which comes especially from young women, in good humor and continued her jabs, if more subtly, at Trump.
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They finally turned down the music, and the officers took the whole thing in "good humor," since there are probably worse things than being mistaken for hot cops.
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" He's seen the "decency, determination, good humor, and kindness" of Americans, he added in the hopeful note, "and in your daily acts of citizenship, I've seen our future unfolding.
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" He is beginning his mock term as president of Tabàrnia in a self-imposed exile because "this territory has become insufferable for the lovers of liberty and good humor.
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Throughout his ordeal, his mental health and his good humor remained intact, to the point that even his doctors referred to him in medical conferences as an abnormal case.
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Aside from her genetic endowment and clean living, Bubbie attributed her longevity to traits she sought to exemplify: kindness, caring, compassion, generosity, a passion for learning and good humor.
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But still, I like him: Everything is done in good humor, and there are always plenty of references to the good old days, like 39A, among the dystopian entries.
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The hilarious move not only shows the crew's good humor, but also puts Lush in a new category — giving Disneyland a run for its money as happiest place on Earth.
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Purveyor of such household names as Ponds, Vaseline, Ragu and Lipton Tea, Unilever is also the world's largest maker of ice cream, owning the Breyer's and Good Humor premium brands.
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Goodwood brought all of us together, it provided a stage for automotive history to show its best colors, and it filled the muddy English countryside with good humor and cheer.
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The staff navigates the cozy room decked out in raw wood and minimalist glassware with good humor, knowing when to suggest a Bordeaux and when to leave well enough alone.
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"I am sincerely grateful for your trust, your patience and your good humor over the years, which is one of the reasons why saying goodbye is so hard," she said.
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Is there someone willing to face outrageous tweets and arrows launched their way and shrug them off with good humor, wit and a hide as thick as a bull elephant?
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Most social media users who shared this theory did so in good humor, however a minority have implied that the apparent prediction is further evidence of a media-led conspiracy.
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The Milams were embarrassed but grateful Milam said that while they were embarrassed by the comical false alarm, they are thankful for the police officers' quick response and good humor.
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Academics responded to the news with good humor, even starting up an amusing #clickbaityourpaper hashtag on Twitter:[The Winnower via PhysOrg]Correction, 8/20: The paper was published in the Winnower.
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He met up with the man who invented it, Alan Drazen, to hear how he turned an idea he had as a driver for Good Humor into an iconic summer treat.
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The two American academic authors of these revivifying new books are testaments to Diderot's legacy, both in the avid lucidity of their writing and in the good humor of their attitudes.
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But here are seven that show the wide range and self-referential good humor that made West a recognizable figure even to those who never saw him as the Caped Crusader.
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Koepka took his omission in good humor but the oversight clearly stung, providing another source of motivation when the opening round gets underway on Thursday at scenic Pebble Beach Golf Links.
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Mr. Caro, who also wrote the script, favors the comedic potential of this couple's situation and plays up the good humor with visual jokes, frivolous misadventures and upbeat pop rock music.
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" She added, in good humor, "It's like I'm carrying around, in the pan of my brain, all the words, and I am constantly wishing, I'm constantly rearranging, to make them . . . better.
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Southwest's cabin crews have become known for their good humor – a legacy of Kelleher, memorialized in a "laugh button" that visitors could press inside the company's headquarters to hear his famous cackle.
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He laughed when he spoke about Shea's superior, Michael Kernodle, a "character" who was known as "the ugliest man in the Navy" — a sobriquet he apparently wore with pride and good humor.
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" With that logic in mind, Klyce explained the reason Kylo was shown shirtless was to emphasize that Rey could see him via the Force, noting that the scene was also "good humor.
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As I look forward to departing in both good health and good humor, this is not 'game over' for me, but instead 'leveling up' to more time with my wife, family and friends.
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Other instances of good humor turned viral this year show just how susceptible the public has become to falling for parody news on social media in an era where any absurdity seems possible.
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While the group experiences prejudice from airport security and from a radio host in the town, the characters handle the experiences with good humor and the joke is on those who are prejudiced.
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Federer, in the midst of a difficult season, has seemed very comfortable in his skin at this Wimbledon, answering tough questions with good humor and speaking openly about his own doubts and difficulties.
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Caitlin Doughty's mission to reimagine the death industry—to cast out our shame and fear of the dead—is an important one, for which she makes the case well and with good humor.
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She is matter of fact about Hakamada's condition and talks about her battles with patience and good humor, almost always smiling, even when her brother briefly disappears from their home (he'd been shopping).
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The good news about the new film from Yorgos Lanthimos, "The Favourite," is that you are likely to emerge from it in good humor—bemused, or amused, or a mixture of the two.
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Gilda knows this principle better than most, since her experience with tragedy is as wide as the Hudson, and she attacks both trivial and impossible questions with endearingly clearheaded ferocity and good humor.
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Her flow — fast triplets that scan as both pushy and playful, punctuated by creaky-voice ad-libs that sound like she's sticking out her tongue — captures this character's good humor and stubborn confidence.
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Quiet by nature, the 42-year-old kidney transplant recipient might not be a natural in the limelight but he is certainly a quick learner judging by his articulate manner and good humor.
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Justice Sandra Day O'Connor handled her new role with grit and good humor, even when her husband had a romance with another woman in the assisted-living center where he spent his days.
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I had grown up loving Mr. Baker's columns for their gentle tone and reassuring good humor, and I was grateful to have the man himself confirm the image of him I had formed.
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Yet A Bronx Tale is a perfectly enjoyable, charm-infused pop musical that strives to encircle its hefty political subplot in good humor and a steady stream of happy people singing and dancing.
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Speaking to Wellesley College's Class of 1990, an appearance that drew criticism from students who questioned her credentials to address female graduates entering the workforce, she addressed the audience with her signature good humor.
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One way to view this is with pleasant surprise — that in an unscripted moment in which Trump's detractors were stealing the spotlight away from him, he reacted with atypical poise, good humor and graciousness.
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Then finally, he's a person with good humor, he's self-effacing, he has a good nature about him, he's interactive, he's self-deprecating, and all those things of course make it easier to trust.
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The crowd of about 6,000 was a fitting tribute for a 19-year veteran of the New York Police Department, known for his smile, his good humor and his ability to bring people together.
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During the hour-long show, the comedian speaks about her motherhood experience in detail (in good humor, of course), revealing that she suffers from extreme morning sickness and shares a due date with Meghan Markle.
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Compared to his brothers, who were All-Conference basketball stars, Steve was an ordinary lump of a man, an Earth rock who found his own way to stand out through his creativity and good humor.
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With his good humor and self-reflection, he seems to be the first to acknowledge that, despite all that the world has done to us, some of our damage belongs to no one but ourselves.
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Apart from a little fumbling with props, you'd never have known: He has many shades of good humor, easy command of Colas's complex jumps and pirouettes and (more unusual) a mastery of dynamically exciting phrasing.
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Good Humor, the ice cream treat brand that operates trucks that bring joy to neighborhoods across the country all summer long, got dragged into this mess at about the same time that Little Baby's did.
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" Additional gems from the paper, written to complete a degree in political science, include: "Humor can be used as a political weapon: to attack opponents, inoculate oneself from criticism, establish one's good humor and more.
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That may sound like faint praise given the startling mediocrity of "Monsters University" and "Cars 2," but what "Dory" lacks in dazzling originality it more than makes up for in warmth, charm and good humor.
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We continued to talk by phone sometimes, and to write to each other, and I could only admire that familiar bravery and good humor with which he faced this battle until his death in 2012.
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The former host of France's most famous literary television program struggled to explain why he and other guests — except, tellingly, the only non-French invitee — laughed with good humor at Mr. Matzneff's preferences for minors.
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Praise be to Tarantino, then, for granting Pitt the time and the latitude to unfurl his good humor, and for guaranteeing that no twist in the narrative, however menacing, is enough to nullify his smile.
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There's no possible way to explain everything, and Mercury in Pisces understands that with good humor, but this aspect will allow for a deep exploration of our darkest emotions, setting the stage for emotionally mature interactions.
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"We put a list together of awesome, triple-threat people that we thought would have the spunk and good humor to inhabit the character," Mr. Ortega said, that included Jonathan Groff, Matt Bomer and Lady Gaga.
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And there, reaching for 16-ounce cans of Monster and throwing them skyward without a semblance of good humor about the whole thing, was Conor McGregor, looking as vulnerable as he ever has under the spotlight.
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Despite being reminded that we all must die eventually, it was still nice to see the Backstreet Boys in good health and good humor, even if they didn't get to properly perform during the main ceremony.
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The swift evocations of the landscape, good humor about human foibles (when an "ungrateful rat" taunts an animate rat trap, we laughingly root for the trap) and sparks of magic only make these stories more touching.
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Though Jenner hasn't had the hardest life, she nevertheless faced down some mighty demons—and did so with good humor, all things considered ("if I know anything about myself," she quips slyly, "it's that the legs work").
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There is no indication that a "new" Trump will emerge, so it is in Clinton's best interest to maintain her good humor and calm — even when pressed on tough issues or faced with insults from her opponent.
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Morgan's essay wasn't all in good humor, though — he used DeGeneres' performance to mount a sort of defense for cricket player Chris Gayle, who was fined this week for saying, "Don't blush, baby," to a female reporter.
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He went on to note the increased female share of the workforce and, in apparent good humor, said, "Don't sit yet, you're going to like this," before adding that there were more female lawmakers than ever before.
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Earlier this morning, he tweeted that he'll continue to work beyond the White House: I won't stop; I'll be right there with you as a citizen, inspired by your voices of truth and justice, good humor, and love.
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But the mother, actress, business mogul, purveyor of beauty products and fine wine, appeared to have her sweet disposition and good humor back during Godiva's 90th Anniversary fete at The Marlborough Gallery in West Chelsea on Friday evening.
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They got in the car with Corden, a burbling and pleasant enough man with the high energy of a children's birthday party entertainer, and showed off both their talent and their best approximations of self-effacing good humor.
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"I removed or changed anything in the script that I felt took the joke too far, and whether or not you choose to see it, what remained was done in good humor and with no bad intent," she wrote.
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Mr. De Palma, dressed in two layers of blue, tells the story of his career with energy and good humor, occasionally interrupted by clips from his own films and some by other directors that are relevant to his work.
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And, frankly, because we don't hold that much institutional power, there is a great deal of good humor and patience that might not exist if we were actually in control of levers of policy and budgets in this country.
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I think we ought to cook as much as possible as if we were living the fantasy life that weekend nights can offer, while knowing that this comes at a cost, one we accept willingly and with good humor.
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Perhaps it has to do with the current cultural climate of sexual assault and harassment, especially in the entertainment industry, or maybe my cold is affecting my good humor, but I'm having one of those "is it just me?" moments.
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Two of the flavors (Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie and Pistachio Thins) are permanent and hit shelves June 4, whereas the other flavors (Good Humor Strawberry Shortcake, Rocky Road and Peppermint Bark) are limited edition and will be released later this year.
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Just when you think the tape is just a worthwhile party rap trifle, a danceable arrangement of good humor and modern sounds, Cardi flashes a bit of the determination that renders a disadvantaged Bronx girl suddenly rich and increasingly famous.
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Current owner: Unilever, Dutch-British consumer goods companyGood Humor started in Youngstown, Ohio, in 1920 and by the middle of the century had become a mainstay of the ice cream market, inspiring the movie "The Good Humor Man" starring Jack Carson.
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The man himself, barreling through his early 90s with a mixture of impatience, resignation and good humor, has spent a lifetime looking, mostly at North American people and landscapes, but also somehow inward, using cameras as instruments of documentation and introspection.
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"It is one of those very special movies that does not so much reveal new secrets each time you see it as confirm a justness and good humor that was never hidden," Roger Greenspun wrote in The New York Times.
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At first the essays were supplied by Bill, who would sit next to Alex Palmer, the Style department's editorial assistant and a woman of boundless charm and good humor who was a better speller and typist than he was, and dictate.
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On Tuesday, Qatar's players appeared to be in good humor as they ran out to practice around sunset at a local field in Abu Dhabi, joking and teasing one another as a group of Spanish coaches put them through their paces.
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The nominee, enduring back-to-back days of lengthy questioning, remained in good humor, making no gaffes that were likely to derail his confirmation in a Senate narrowly controlled by Trump's fellow Republicans, despite the efforts of Democrats opposed to him.
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Make no mistake, even with Son's good humor and talk of an AI-enabled future, the man poses an existential threat to current venture capitalists who see themselves as the top dogs — and perhaps to the entire entrepreneurial system in Silicon Valley.
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Their newest product release comes a few months after they unveiled five new flavors of their classic sandwich cookies that are rolling out throughout the year including Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie, Pistachio Thins, Rocky Road, Good Humor Strawberry Shortcake and Peppermint Bark.
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One of his first jobs was hawking Good Humor ice cream at Brighton Beach; when sales were slow, he would call out that he had "dietetic" ice cream, and customers would come running, his daughter, Alisa Glassman, said in a telephone interview.
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Duncan's good humor and calm demeanor gave the Spurs a needed boost after they fell into an 0-3 hole against the Golden State Warriors in the conference finals, without the injured stars Tony Parker and Kawhi Leonard for much of the way.
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I, admittedly, haven't seen a ton of Mister Peepers, but the episodes and clips I have watched depict a rather meek man who manages to keep from being bowled over by his stronger-willed friends and colleagues through gentle good humor and spirit.
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Obama became emotional when he paid tribute to his wife Michelle and his daughters Malia and Sasha "You took on a role you didn't ask for and made it your own with grace and grit and style and good humor," he told the First Lady.
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The main difference in Hart's performance — as seen in "A River of Candy Corn Runs Through It" — is that her Sabrina tends to bumble her way into potentially humiliating situations, which she has to ride out with good humor, quick thinking, and hasty spells.
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Of course, Markle takes all of this in stride, staying in good humor and keeping up with the host while remaining professional and friendly — not an easy feat, but it is easy to see how she'll thrive as a future member of the royal family.
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Not least among them was "Good Humor," a three-foot-high fiberglass sculpture by Mr. Oldenburg that looks at first glance like a mass of coiled entrails but is actually an immense ice cream bar on a stick, with a pendulous drip at one end.
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It was shocking to watch arguably the most popular rapper in the world be humbled in real-time, but Drake still took the jabs in good humor, joking on Instagram that he'd be hosting a residency at Camp Flog Gnaw for the next ten years.
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I just can't anymore with the pots and the pans and the steam and the heat and the endless shopping and cooking and cleaning up afterward, the relentless good humor and every day more new recipes to test and to champion, to discover, to cheer.
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Much of that love is directed at the Catholic girls' school that Lady Bird attends (Gerwig attended one as well), and in particular, headmistress Sister Sarah Joan (Lois Smith), who is a voice of wisdom (and good humor) for the otherwise religiously uninterested Lady Bird.
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But I can promise that a year from now, when I no longer hold this office, I'll be right there with you as a citizen — inspired by those voices of fairness and vision, of grit and good humor and kindness that have helped America travel so far.
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Her strength, equanimity, endless patience and love -- her good humor even when congressional life wasn't always funny, and her belief, when disbelief would have been perfectly reasonable -- these are but a few of a long list of things that have me simply awestruck at my wife.
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And the similarities aren't just in style, though they share the same mixing of buoyant good humor and poignant loss; Darkest Hour actually feels like the sort of film that the main characters in Their Finest are making, with the same benefits and the same drawbacks.
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But I can promise that a year from now, when I no longer hold this office, I'll be right there with you as a citizen—inspired by those voices of fairness and vision, of grit and good humor and kindness that have helped America travel so far.
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But I can promise that a year from now, when I no longer hold this office, I'll be right there with you as a citizen — inspired by those voices of fairness and vision, of grit and good humor and kindness that have helped America travel so far.
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Release date: June 22 What makes it great: The record-smashing Wonder Woman is popular for a reason: Not only does it tell the origin story of a beloved superhero, but it does so with aplomb, feminism, and good humor that has both critics and audiences cheering.
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"I removed or changed anything in the script that I felt took the joke too far, and whether or not you choose to see it, what remained was done in good humor and with no bad intent," Hadid said in a handwritten apology note tweeted out late Monday.
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It was run and written by a number of men and Mary McCarthy, the novelist and critic, who always said, with more good humor than apology, that she was originally invited to join the journal only because she was dating one of the editors, the caustic Philip Rahv.
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Under the direction of Mimi O'Donnell, Ms. O'Connell, who played the role of Mom in the play's premiere production at the Steppenwolf Theater in Chicago, displays an earthy good humor that partly makes up for her tedious forays into a fantasyland where no adversity cannot be overcome by spunk.
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Even when he spoke about his years of smoking and drinking, taking drugs with Hendrix, and alluded to his reputedly prodigious sexual endeavors ("I was alone, well, relatively") it was with good humor and not the slightest attempt to dissociate himself from the person he used to be.
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Strictly speaking, this is a children's book, but it celebrates some of the great features of the American character: individualism, gentle good humor, tolerance, the kindness of strangers, the lure of the open road, and the optimistic sense that — despite everything — better things might be waiting around the corner.
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As perverse as it may seem to single out a sober little violin tune amid so much great musicianship and irreverent good humor, David Greenberg's account of "Lament for the Death of His Second Wife," by the Scottish fiddler Niel Gow, in the best Celtic manner, was exquisite.
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But I can promise that, a little over a year from now, when I no longer hold this office, I will be right there with you as a citizen, inspired by those voices of fairness and vision, of grit and good humor and kindness, that have helped America travel so far.
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The Ohio governor welcomed the unlikely backer -- who seemed to be channeling comedian Larry David's impression of Sanders as much as the senator himself -- in good humor, calling for him "come on up" and say his piece before a crowd of more than 1,200 people at a Palatine, Illinois, campaign event.
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But you need to pay attention to your own trials, even if they aren't mortal, and acknowledge the energy and dedication and love and good humor that get you through the difficult days of parenthood, which can be truly difficult, even when you have a lot to be thankful for.
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Indeed, it can be used for its intended purpose of conveying overwhelming joy or side-splitting hilarity, but also to articulate a kind of dogged good humor in the face of overwhelming sadness, injustice, exhaustion, and frustration — when you "laugh to keep from crying," as Q-Tip once put it.
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Mr. Magoo — who's best known for being a doddering old blind man — is a better insult than Mr. Peepers, who is a pretty good guy, all things considered, though I guess if you reduce all of human life to a battle for dominance, his gentle good humor must seem pretty weak.
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Star Trek Beyond has the same gentle good humor as Abrams's films—all three of the reboot movies strive to avoid the ponderous quality of earlier installments—and sometimes you can feel Lin struggling to balance a modern audience's demands for big explosions with creator Gene Roddenberry's desire for more emotional sophistication.
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A year from today, he said, he'll be a citizen too: A year from now, when I no longer hold this office, I'll be right there with you as a citizen—inspired by those voices of fairness and vision, of grit and good humor and kindness that have helped America travel so far.
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I invite you to peruse the USA Today Sports Pictures archive and be, like, completely blown away by the energy Westbrook, with his big-ass muscles, enormous arms, and a glorious rainbow of facial expressions—Irate, lightly enraged, pants-shitting intensity, genuine good humor, sassiness, and a Rage/Joy mixture that defies any easy categorization.
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As viewers, we're generically inclined to support the cops over the criminals; at the same time, we cannot resist becoming attracted to, and even siding with, a drug dealer like D'Angelo Barksdale (The Wire), whose blend of swagger and diffidence, intelligence and good humor render him more human than some of the brutal officers out to imprison him.
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In a way, a Kardashian musical is the most logical repurposing of Time Square's outdated sex marketplace (they're hot as hell, but it's verboten to admit that you like them) and its disgraced haunted house (they're chintzy, and when the makeup and lighting is just right, they're even a little terrifying), but it didn't have enough of either of those attractions' grime or good humor.
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The former journalist and ex mayor of London has made a political success story of clowning around in public and cracking often self-deprecating jokes that encourage a perception of joviality and good humor, while simultaneously pressing his personal ambition behind the scenes and ruthlessly gunning for the highest office in the land — which was his motivation for switching to back Brexit in the first place.
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A major theme of "Gleason," a documentary directed by Clay Tweel about that athlete and philanthropist, is that indomitability is no walk in the park: In 2011, the retired football player learned he had amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or A.L.S. (The physicist Stephen Hawking also has what is commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease.) The movie begins with footage of Gleason, speaking haltingly but with good humor, into a video camera.
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Kuby also said that he'd been a customer of Ottomanelli's for 30 years and his client had always "[interacted] with workers with dignity and good humor and without a trace of negativity" (and presumably he limited his noose-tying to those hours when Kuby wasn't in the store.) Ottomanelli was released without bail on Wednesday, and Judge Phyllis Chu issued an order of protection, prohibiting him from having any contact with Sheppard.
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" Though he got in a dig at the plot — "the story of 'Star Wars' could be written on the head of a pin and still leave room for the Bible" — Canby complimented Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher and Harrison Ford (as Luke, Leia and Han Solo), noting that "everyone treats his material with the proper combination of solemnity and good humor that avoids condescension," and called C-218PO and R22019-D2 "the year's best new comedy team.
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"Without the racism…" Paul quickly clarified that isn&apost the case and that Cranston should move on, but his own desire to bring back the show is exposed when a Sony Studios tour guide catches Paul not performing the job he begged for ─ leading a tour group ─ so he could stay close to the RV. Although the sketch is meant to be in good humor, it similarly echoed the clash between their respective "Breaking Bad" characters — Cranston as mastermind high school chemistry teacher Walter White and Paul as street-smart dropout Jesse Pinkman.
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