To put it another way — it's good-natured fun, but not entirely good-natured.
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To be alive meant to collide continually with the existence of others and to be collided with, the results being at times good-natured, at others aggressive, then again good-natured.
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" Gomez responded with a good-natured laugh and said, "Yes.
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She then gets xenophobic ... saying immigrants should be good-natured.
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" "Dependence has something good-natured about it; independence inspires enmity.
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In a movie this good natured, the heart is everything.
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Marquez is being remembered on Facebook for her good-natured spirit.
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He said it jokingly and it came off as good-natured.
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Even the Scotts' good natured ribbing and poses are on point.
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The cheers have grown and even the boos feel good-natured.
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I'm a good-natured guy so I get along with everybody.
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Some of it will be good-natured, some of it won't.
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It was all good-natured, and obviously a means of coping.
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Over the weekend, the gathering had been calm and good-natured.
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Alzabarah, a good-natured, diligent employee, joined Twitter in August 2013.
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But Mama herself was serene and good-natured, kind and tolerant.
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Because let it be known: Whether you're a man or a woman, good-natured rear-patting of someone you aren't 100% sure would welcome it is never as good-natured as you might like to believe.
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Some good-natured trash talk is better than a long awkward silence.
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The good-natured bystanders along the San Diego Embarcadero chuckle around him.
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Daly, for his part, has been pretty good-natured about the findings.
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"Yeah, that happens a lot," says Hamill, with a good-natured smile.
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Americans are fond of good-natured humor directed at their elected officials.
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And here are Teigen's good-natured tweets explaining the situation to everyone.
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Thankfully, it ends with a good-natured laugh when Horan reveals himself.
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The stentorian bass Franz-Josef Selig made a robust, good-natured Daland.
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The humor running through Webster's paintings can be goofy and good-natured.
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"You never know, it's a crazy world," a good-natured attendant remarked.
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It&aposs just -- and the president was good-natured and fun about it.
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This is double the good news for the enthusiastic, good-natured young man.
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The multi-talented star has endured some good-natured ribbing from —who else?
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I'm just trying to figure out how to be a good natured assistant.
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That good-natured vibe doesn't necessarily vanish when the three brothers are separated.
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"I responded with what I thought was a good-natured challenge," Branson continues.
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Don't worry, since this is Ellen, the whole confrontation was very good-natured.
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It's good-natured ribbing, but it also feels like a reinforcement of masculinity.
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If Bolin's book is a lyrical meditation, Tea's is a good-natured slap.
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And the revelation set off some good-natured ribbing between the two countries.
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Meson Lourdes A typically casual place that doubles as a good-natured bar.
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Perrotta steers through this miry slough with skill, sensitivity and good-natured confidence.
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We engaged in good-natured banter about being from red and blue states.
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The humor running through Sally Webster's paintings can be goofy and good-natured.
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He provided commentary for MSNBC at the Al Smith Dinner, the Catholic charity fund-raiser in October where presidential nominees engage in good-natured ribbing of themselves and each other (Trump mostly skipped the "good-natured" part and was booed).
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They are, their good-natured banter flowing as easily as the beer on tap.
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Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson might have some good-natured parent rivalry going on.
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It was a bit of fun, and elicited no more than good-natured chuckles.
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The conversation was good-natured, with him criticizing the war and me defending it.
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I chose to be good-natured, to spare what I could, to be generous.
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One performed, ironically, by someone who is the very embodiment of good-natured cheer.
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The segments are silly and good-natured, and the guests are all appealingly game.
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The young man is so good-natured that he seems almost simple at times.
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But most festival-goers remained good natured and said they supported using less plastic.
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In both his parodies and his original compositions, Mr. Reid was lascivious but good-natured.
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Not all of the humor is good natured; some of it is sarcastic and biting.
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They both saw it for what is was, very good-natured humor at his expense.
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Joc, who seems to be a good natured guy, joined in on the fun, too.
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Over all, they give the impression of a good-natured and nattily dressed woodland gnome.
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For him, there would be no good-natured acceptance of jibes from comedians and politicians.
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Mr. Renzi was good-natured about the distractions of his host and the press corps.
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Some of Judge Kavanaugh's peers said they doubted that the yearbook notations were good-natured.
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Circumnavigating Mount Ruapehu, I synced up with a good-natured Kiwi couple for four days.
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Johnston's good-natured personality weathered a momentum-killing bogey Friday on the par-3 sixth.
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"Yours is a bit better," he added, provoking a good-natured eye roll from Williams.
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"They were always well groomed, well taken care of, good-natured children," Mr. Zsebedics said.
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Fezzik the giant is good-natured but not particularly self-aware and prone to violence.
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That message is apparently a good-natured reminder to do something better with your time, idiot.
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Some even call out the logic of the movement with a good-natured slight at Starbucks.
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Anyway, I think it's time to put this good natured rivlary between our cities behind us.
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A good-natured discussion followed on the YouTube sensations we'd have been had the situation deteriorated.
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Since she's pregnant, my friend good natured-ly refers to herself as our begrudging designated driver.
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The good-natured, sociable Lipizzans were bred for pleasure, not war—or cut-throat Olympic competitions.
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Call it a fun goof or good-natured trolling, but the company's certainly got our attention.
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His exuberance, intelligence, and good-natured manner perfectly captures Peter Parker's youthfulness, earnestness and moral center.
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It also features a curious and good-natured corporate executive at Topps, the baseball card company.
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"I want to make sure you understand," she said with a good-natured sense of assurance.
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Take a look at the scenes, faces, and good natured chaos of Outside Lands 2016 below.
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All of the people in this cast are serious actor-actors, but they're also good-natured.
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Native Hawaiians, meanwhile, were seen as good-natured but lazy, and in need of white paternalism.
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The two traded good-natured barbs as they discussed the era of waning compromise in Washington.
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And yet, she's generally good natured and goes on to live a fairly normal adult life.
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So, Kobe called two of the NBA stars over for a little, good-natured tongue-lashing.
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In the movie, Jewell is a good-natured guy who is completely engrossed in law enforcement.
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Ericson's Mouserflies are good-natured, wide-eyed innocents, living in the aloofness of their otherworldly biology.
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On Friday he bowed out of the mixed doubles in a far more good-natured affair.
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My dad was a big country boy, a gregarious, good-natured carouser who was almost never home.
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Case in point: They engaged in some good-natured Twitter trolling of one another back in March.
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" The good-natured meteorologist took to Facebook shortly thereafter to explain the atypical newscast to viewers. "Whoops!
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Reed voices Ray Gillette, who started as another spy and a more good-natured foil to Sterling.
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One unlockable ability allows you to call a good-natured mount with a tap of a button.
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She skillfully shows readers the complex moral ambiguity of good-natured white people during both time periods.
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On weekend nights, good-natured bros from the West Village or points farther afield, crowd the bar.
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At first, Stacy and Mark were good natured about "acting" for the cameras, even joking between takes.
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The ambassadors all seem to associate Buffett's music with these good-natured vibes, and especially with family.
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Paul Ryan stands behind the President and shrugs off the media's questions with his good-natured grin.
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CARYN GANZ Summertime calls for smooth, good-natured grooves and unchallenging thoughts about dancing and romancing, right?
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She did express some good-natured concern about people with no traditional publishing experience entering the field.
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" Ben Brantley described the piece as exuding "a good-natured earnestness that stays shy of cloying piety.
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Normally, when she sees me, she greets me with a smile and with some good-natured ribbing.
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But that didn't stop him from engaging in some lively, good-natured trash-talking from the sidelines.
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Despite a lifetime already spent in hockey, Tanguay laughs off the nuisance with a good-natured shrug.
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She inadvertently included Mr. Hinshaw on the text string, but the good-natured medical student wasn't offended.
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The series has always avoided turning its characters into jerks by presenting them as basically good-natured.
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We're meant to warm to Hannah and Andrew as they wear each other down with good-natured ribbing.
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Are most people good-natured about it, or do you get tired or defensive about the Duke hate?
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Finally, James Corden welcomed Britain's new prince with a few good-natured jokes on the "Late Late Show".
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In his tour of the greenhouse, Lippman paused at one point to express good-natured scorn for heirlooms.
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But when confronted with questions about his age, he replied with good-natured humor on a process question.
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And that brings me to the most obnoxious reason I want décor Instagram to change: good-natured voyeurism.
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Doge is so fun and good natured that it won the approval of even the sharpest internet critics.
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In Manhattan, a good-natured crowd rallied at Bryant Park before marching up Sixth Avenue to Central Park.
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"[My mom] listened to rap," 1TakeJay, a good-natured goofball and member of the rap crew 1Take, remembers.
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Mr. Balls, pictured above in a typically good-natured moment last year, has taken the joke in stride.
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She tried spying from her car for a bit, but got called out by a good-natured Drew.
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We want to extend thanks to everyone who dealt with the shutdown in a mature, good-natured manner.
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Dar at first seems good-natured and unassuming, but he reveals a darker side as the story progresses.
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It was a rowdy, good-natured opening of what has become the premier celebration of The Cowboy Way.
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Via emails and text messages, they exchanged some good-natured ribbing — and negotiated a deal for next weekend.
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Once Romine arrived in the dugout, his teammates congratulated him — and also took a few good-natured shots.
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Genuine well wishes mixed with good-natured trolling followed for Mr. Vasos, who joined Fox 4 in 2002.
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It's a sweet moment, complete with the aforementioned good-natured ribbing over the state of Yessoufou's phone screen.
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He was good-natured about his possible sins and survived with a collective chuckle from coaches and reporters.
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The general temperament of a Bernese mountain dog is "good-natured, calm, [and] strong," according to the AKC.
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Don Beyer (Va.) — face off against seven journalists from six different media outlets in a good-natured rivalry.
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"It felt at first like it was a good-natured attempt to have these conversations," Mr. Fields said.
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You know you do, and this good-natured reality show will only reaffirm that your instincts are correct.
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The protests in 2011 were good-natured, mostly in Moscow, led by journalists and artists and lacked political leadership.
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It's an example of the good-natured, positive thinking that first drew Brent and Becky together three decades back.
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What a wonderful time that was, when the internet's main prerogative was good-natured banter over an optical illusion.
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Two paying clients, dive instructors hailing from Britain and France, offered good-natured recommendations on equipment and diving techniques.
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But the Cuban immigrant was otherwise a gentle, good-natured person, trying to live in two utterly antithetical worlds.
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After their daughter's wedding, Bill and Hillary Clinton applied good-natured public pressure on her to start a family.
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They also gave them a blast of good-natured cheer, with plenty of singing and whistling day or night.
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Mini Flip Cup Game, available on Uncommon Goods, $40A good-natured drinking game with friends, but make it tiny.
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It is everything a woman of her means is supposed to expect: a good-natured man, marriage, a home.
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They are polite, direct and unfailingly good-natured, even when a given scene might call for more emotional intensity.
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There were chants of "Puigdemont, President" from a generally good-natured throng, many of whom had traveled from Spain.
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Usually, the president delivers a comedic monologue of his own, lending the evening a sense of good-natured parity.
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The glares are gone, replaced by gratitude and a good-natured attitude that Day perhaps tested earlier this week.
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Its single moderator, Radio-Canada's Patrice Roy, kept the leaders firmly in check but in a good natured way.
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Le gave me a good-natured hard time for my continual requests for a mental picture of these maps.
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Often it is put forward as merely good-natured fun or, in the parlance of 2016, "locker room" talk.
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He seems like a pretty good-natured guy about all this, and that's what made him such an intriguing candidate.
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But breeders and owners of the stocky, sleek-coated dogs say American Staffordshires are usually smart and good-natured companions.
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The reveal is horrifying and jarring after nearly an hour of random good-natured sing-alongs to mostly upbeat melodies.
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It's a small movie of modest intentions, largely good-natured and collegiate in spite of the frustrating stories it showcases.
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I've had a public, good-natured back and forth with Aaron Taube of the Everything Evolves podcast to that effect.
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Good-natured jabs aside, William and Harry share an extremely close relationship, and Harry also adores his sister-in-law.
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Overall, the best part of my Ninja Turtles Comic-Con demo was how silly and good-natured it all was.
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There's no better way to own it than with a good-natured mindset — or a killer post to the 'gram.
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A good-natured but eccentric community volunteer finds himself at the center of a real murder case on Halloween night.
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Today, I understand that we weren't just laughing in the good-natured way that teenage boys laugh at each other.
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The dancers followed along more or less in lockstep; the occasional flub was shrugged off with a good-natured laugh.
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BROAD-BASED, GOOD-NATURED PROTEST One protester held a sign reading: "Carry off Carrie", while another declared: "Extradite yourself, Carrie".
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It all seemed majorly out of character for supporters who, on previous experience, are as good-natured as they come.
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The movies had a preferred place for black women: standing behind a glamorous white star as her good-natured maid.
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The response she gave was preceded by a sound I would come to know well — a good-natured, contemptuous snort.
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It may have been intended as good-natured but instead appeared culturally insensitive and became an exercise in national cringing.
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However, the whole enterprise is so fundamentally good-natured and fluffy that it's sometimes hard to stay annoyed by it.
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Like nearly everything else in this sharp-eyed, good-natured film (Zoabi's second fiction feature), it's a matter of perspective.
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While captured plenty of good-natured shenanigans, he also caught head coach Mike Tomlin taking a swipe at the Patriots.
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Like nearly everything else in this sharp-eyed, good-natured film (Zoabi's second fiction feature), it's a matter of perspective.
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But while he was more good-natured about it than Palin or Moore, he did sound a note of caution.
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But despite a little good-natured teasing, Union also shared a sweet photo of her and Wade from the casual evening.
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So far, Yang has made only the slightest nods towards the most positive and good-natured memes emerging from the #YangGang.
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She also proclaimed her husband "loyal, kind, loving, considerate, generous and good-natured," as well deeply committed to Trump's re-election.
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" The host of CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 continued the good-natured self-roast, describing himself as "just kind of weird-looking.
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So far, that has never happened, other than some good-natured teasing from my younger brother who stumbled upon my profile.
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You can often detect a good-natured smirk behind his words, but right there with it is a genuinely humane seriousness.
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But now, when his offhand joke reads like prophecy, the circumstances demand more than good-natured forbearance or a witty riposte.
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The cop who tells Salim this is good-natured—sympathetic, even—but it doesn't matter what sort of face power has.
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His default expression is one of good-natured equipoise, relaxed but attuned to the minutiae of the shifting world around him.
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He is funny and good-natured, but, though he attempted a few aphorisms, he left not a single memorable one behind.
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It will remind you of all the good-natured chaos — from Clark's diatribe on Christmas Eve to his unexpected family visitors.
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One last good-natured zinger, one last mic drop to wrap things up in Montreal before his first season in Nashville.
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That she was good-natured about the situation, and insisted she was a sound sleeper, did little to alleviate his guilt.
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The slender second hand comes in yellow or red; a dash of contrast that shows off its creator's good-natured playfulness.
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De Almeida wore red striped pants and a yellow shirt and was accompanied by a handler; he radiated good-natured charisma.
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But wherever he has stationed, the sergeant's effusive smile, fundamental kindness and good-natured trash talking quickly made scores of friends.
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So I cut it back to a book every two years and now I'm cheerful and good-natured and enjoy myself.
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" Ben Brantley described the piece, closing on July 29, as exuding "a good-natured earnestness that stays shy of cloying piety.
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I was a reasonably good-natured kid from a modest Catholic household when I showed up to my liberal arts campus.
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In fact, at one point, Rachel and I had to go into separate rooms just to contain our good-natured laughter.
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Later, the "most expensive rare Pepe in existence," according to the auctioneer, sold after an enthusiastic but good-natured bidding war.
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Aside from the occasional good-natured joke about my shortcomings, the lads I play with are generally incredibly respectful towards me.
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Amidst backyard BBQs and good-natured roughhousing, a few surprising gems of experimental stop-motion animation appear, staged with Barbie dolls.
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Instead, he talked to his interlocutors—mostly ordinary Democrats, as well as host Chris Cuomo—in a genial, good-natured, conversational way.
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Trudeau engaged in good natured banter with supporters, urging them to boo whenever he brought up the name of Conservative leader Scheer.
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To friends and family, Ulbricht was a good-natured if frustrated entrepreneur who liked to spend his free time discussing libertarian politics.
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Gamby feels ashamed and adrift in the wake of his wife leaving him for Ray, a good-natured, kind, talented motocross driver.
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Everything about it — who died, how she died, the fact that Bailey was one of the only good-natured guards — was tragic.
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While most guests of honor will be good-natured about poking fun at themselves, Mr. Trump was not, according to Mr. Joyce.
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With humor and a touch of good-natured acerbity, the two converse and even argue over the finer points of their craft.
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But good-natured as ever, he shrugged off any suggestion that his continued relevance is due only to his headline-making daughter.
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Cespedes knew Fernandez only from the baseball diamond but heard from many that he was a good-natured person off the field.
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"Timeless," a good-natured science-fiction adventure series beginning Monday on NBC, manages the not inconsequential trick of being educational dumb fun.
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The shows are funny and good-natured and genuinely educational, and across all the various iterations form an overarching charming workplace comedy.
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It's an unceasingly good-natured comedy about working through life's aggravations through the pure and simple act of making a new friend.
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The show is capacious and good-natured, though in a rapidly aging country like Austria, "Aging Pride" has a particular demographic bite.
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They came together in the middle, attempting to drown each other out with chants like rival gangs in a good-natured musical.
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The shows are funny and good-natured and genuinely educational, and across all the various iterations form an overarching charming workplace comedy.
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They are good-natured and they seem delighted to hang out in their travel bags for several hours, getting an occasional treat.
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There's also "Zumbo's Just Desserts," another dessert-contest show, which has a slightly zany spin but is still good-natured and supportive.
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Strzok was simply partaking in good-natured banter involving the friendly competition between Loudoun and Fairfax County, Virginia, where Strzok lives. 3.
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People were rooting for their teams, Evans said, and there was the usual good-natured competition that comes with big sporting events.
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Yet a conversation with Le Guin is often full of comic asides, laughter, and—a particularly Le Guin trait—good-natured snorts.
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Orchestras arrive with retinues of fans, who, armed with color-coded bandannas, form good-natured cheer squads at their hometown ensembles' performances.
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He has at times enthused about good-natured restaurants with inexact kitchen standards, like Sammy's Roumanian Steakhouse, on the Lower East Side.
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Sandler has the vibe of an older, married uncle, smirking and good-natured, though not nearly so zany as his onscreen persona.
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And then, with a bit of a thud, this kinetic and good-natured movie discovers its limitations and shrinks before our eyes.
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The track's much more good-natured than Omari's typically menacing music, with chilled-out keys taking precedence behind the rapper's scratchy singing.
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The other sounds are delightful, too — from the vaguely medieval intro music to the good-natured wamp when you miss a swing entirely.
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"Like every loving family, there are squabbles," Rancic says in the clip as a montage of good-natured insults, yells and curses follows.
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And while the show has a good-natured optimism, Dear White People also makes room for some of our era's most vexing issues.
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They're aided by tantalizing clues from the trickster Coyote, and their back-and-forth relationship crackles with romantic tension and good-natured banter.
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The annual event — attended by journalists, politicians and celebrities — is usually marked by some good-natured ribbing on the president and his administration.
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The grand fugue that ends the opera begins "The whole world is a joke," and is generally played for its good-natured hilarity.
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He was a good-natured, beloved member of the NBA community, so much so that even Gregg Popovich said nice things about him.
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There are no such howlers in "The Last Word," which has the good-natured potential of a project still in the workshop stage.
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At the start of In the Full Light of the Sun, the observation is meant as good-natured teasing from an old friend.
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"You have to look at the facts," Rejer tried one more time, to the good-natured grumbling of the referees in the room.
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Though occasionally stuck up about his claimed lineage, Mr. Gershwin was, despite living in meager circumstances, good-natured and optimistic — a modern Micawber.
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Ms. EL-Amin is quick to laugh and engage in good-natured teasing with her sons Khalique, 21, Rakim, 16, and Emmanuel, 15.
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Sporting goggles and a gravity-defying curled bouffant, McKinnon stole every scene she was in with a non sequitur and good-natured smirk.
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But this is not that eerie, half-mad novel; it's too nerdily good-natured, and too nerdily (and winningly) in love with Shakespeare.
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He denied having tasked Mohdar Abdullah to help them and generally made the case that he was a good-natured, pro-Western Muslim.
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It was good-natured argument about politics that seemed to encapsulate the great conversation that Americans were known for before these polarized times.
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But Harper and his wife say the fans in the seats at Washington's National Park went well past good-natured ribbing on Wednesday.
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In addition to being a consummate professional, he is a joy to work with — generous, good-natured, laid-back and seemingly without ego.
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Some good-natured developers have worked on releasing extensions to prevent cryptojacking, but in the long run, that isn't going to be very effective.
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When Chris Rock makes a good-natured joke at Carol's expense (Cate Blanchett was on stage at the time), del Toro laughs out loud.
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Back when he was on Vine, Paul made videos that were rooted in quick editing and good-natured physical comedy, relatively wholesome and goofy.
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Billy Strings is William Apostol, a shaggy, good-natured Michigan native (now based in Nashville) who has taken the traditional music scene by storm.
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Mulvaney and Gowdy are both Republicans who served as US representatives from South Carolina together -- so their exchange is assumingly good-natured and friendly.
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Once revered as the "best young sportsman Brighton's ever seen," Moose used to slay the ladies with little more than a good-natured smile.
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Sure, I took note of the emergency exits out of irrational anxiety, but I succumbed with ease to the boozy and good-natured atmosphere.
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It was good-natured resistance to the repressive humdrum around them, a sort of "Footloose" for those just discovering the new world of computers.
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Of course, while all of this is going on, Naz increasingly doesn't seem like the good-natured college kid he first appeared to be.
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But these days, his voluble rants, during which he can sound like an art-school Louis C.K., are generally good-natured and self-effacing.
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Lots of good-natured sunshine everywhere making the snow glitter—quite lifelike, I thought, nice to see that again; my hands were almost warm.
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The only potential winner to come out of Westeros is Kit Harington, the man behind the good-natured King of the North Jon Snow.
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Where Mourinho had scowled and sneered through public engagements, Solskjaer has the air of a man living a dream, good-natured and good-humored.
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The late-night hosts got in some good-natured jabs about Sanders's fund-raising success, his income and his potential Democratic opponent Joe Biden.
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Her husband's annual get-togethers with the "X-Files" crowd were a hobby for him, and a good-natured punch line for their family.
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To his benefit, the good-natured Holy Father laughed riotously at the girl's misstep, took his zucchetto back, and resumed his duties with a grin.
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The President greeted each country's leader in their native language Friday morning, which prompted good-natured chuckles as he tripped over some of the words.
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Support the Girls ambles along in such a deceptively good-natured manner that it takes a while to appreciate just how despairing it actually is.
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In every segment, no matter what he is dressed as, what views his characters espouse or how far he pushes, his interviewees remain good-natured.
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But, she adds that the sign of the Dog is so good-natured that you might fare better than other signs during their respective years.
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But as I asked some of you for travel directions, I also renewed my faith in what good-natured and helpful people New Yorkers are.
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I wore my Ryne Sandberg jersey and took the steady stream of good-natured jabs that come with being a fan of the visiting team.
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"Mark Meadows got slapped around big time," quipped another GOP member, though many in the room took the Trump comments as simply good-natured ribbing.
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Magic for Humans (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): From baffling people on the street to orchestrating elaborate tricks, Justin Willman blends good-natured magic with grown-up laughs.
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Dawson's series tend to examine other YouTubers on the platform through the good-natured lens of Dawson's oftentimes naive and clumsy personality and interview style.
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Good-natured and easygoing, he would let it go, with a little sigh and a corrective "It's a lumbar support pillow" muttered under his breath.
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Feltgen and his team reply to such (good-natured) inquiries with a lengthy response listing all of the reasons typical "hurricane modification" tactics don't work.
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But the representatives and senators do still get together every year to yell good-natured insults at each other and play ball, Democrats against Republicans.
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We have a good-natured debate about the best way to get to Penn Station from our apartment, each of us having a preferred route.
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That question lies at the heart of this good-natured young adult drama by Michael Sucsy, an adaptation of the 2012 novel by David Levithan.
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Helped by a homespun narration and good-natured interviews, the filmmakers lock down a "no rancor here" tone that vigorously asserts itself at every turn.
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As the story continues, Monty realizes he must increasingly lean on Felicity's intellect — she longs to be a doctor — and Percy's good-natured common sense.
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Breakfast competitor Bojangles took the opportunity to throw a little good-natured shade, telling its followers that their spicy chicken sandwiches are still up for grabs.
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Prine, who always seemed a little more like a good-natured uncle than a Nashville hellraiser, has become a well-regarded legend among younger country stars.
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The Deadpool star was recently asked for marriage advice by a soon-to-be wed fan, and, naturally, the actor responded with some good-natured snark.
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Despite the EU's rare and public opposition to Basel reforms, Wednesday's parliamentary hearing was good-natured, with lawmakers citing movies and poems to underline their concerns.
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Something about Hawking's silly, good-natured, and self-deprecating appearance on that cartoon flipped a switch in my head about the flexibility of what "intelligence" means.
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When thinking about what color would best reflect Nicoll, Pantone considered "innate kindness, loving soul and good natured sense of humor," Pressman explained in a statement.
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Still, the folks over at Nebraska's Tourism Commission believe the ads appeal to people's sense of adventure, and ultimately represent the state's good-natured Midwest values.
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Whether rats, pigeons, cats, or dogs, their chemistry thrives and attention to the minutiae of everyday life persists, together forming the good-natured core of Animals.
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Look past last week's good-natured whining and goofy memery, and you'll find a subset of listeners genuinely frustrated with what they consider Ocean's artistic neglect.
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But Cilic, a good-natured Croatian with a rumble of a voice and a big-bang serve, is not ranked 473th in the world without cause.
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" He adds, "It was a blast working with Julia — whose real-life generous, good-natured spirit translates beautifully in giving voice to this new, mysterious character.
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In person he's warm, good natured and has a quiet and charming charisma that belies his age by somewhere close to a good decade (he's 19).
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But the highlight of the night always comes when the journalists offer the stage to the president for some self-deprecating jokes and good-natured roasting.
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Instead, on the heels of Claire's triumph over sickness and Elias's endless, good-natured efforts to assist, we feel the weight of this exhaustion and grief.
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The castanet-like sound of the mallets hitting one another is sometimes drowned out by the good-natured heckling of other players sitting on the sidelines.
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I've been thinking about this question for a while now, thanks mainly to some good-natured prodding from my colleague Gail Collins in our published conversations.
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The dancers, all of them winning (and flattered by Reid Bartelme and Harriet Jung's luminous costumes), accept these challenges with curiosity, precision and good-natured resolve.
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The statement said that "on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner" and routinely tells a joke.
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" Despite the good-natured grumbling, Hottle says he appreciates Feldman: "He comes around and he checks out everybody, makes sure everybody's all right, brings down supplies.
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The dinner is known for being an evening of self-deprecating fun and good-natured roasting between presidential nominees in the final weeks of the election.
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"It's harder for me to walk than the average bear," says the good-natured McMurtry, a former lawyer who was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's in 2009.
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Regardless, Cincinnatians are proud of their local flavor, as they should be, and it seems the chili dissing, while generally good natured, sometimes goes a little overboard.
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While Goren's ribbing was always funny and good-natured, he became divisive, like a punk rock centrifuge, separating the self-aware punks from the straight-up boneheads.
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After being MIA for a couple of seasons, we finally got a chance to check back in with the good-natured orphan who's completely obsessed with baking.
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On almost every page Pham has Hillary leaning ahead, eyes practically crossed in awe at all she beholds, a good-natured dynamo chugging through an eventful life.
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The typically good-natured actor, more formally known as Dwayne Johnson, took his male costars on Fast 8 to task in a Facebook post shared last night.
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A round of good-natured Twitter trash talk has erupted among the head of the British royal family and the leaders of the United States and Canada.
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Recognized for its fluffy white coat and baby-doll face, with charcoal-colored eyes and nose, the bichon frise is known for its perky, good-natured disposition.
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Since there is no universally accepted guidelines for what is and is not cultural appropriation, sometimes good-natured depictions can run afoul of its more stringent enforcers.
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In a February interview with ESPN, both Ball and Kuzma said that their public taunts were good-natured and that neither of them took the insults personally.
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Ultimately, Olivia, a pushy young blonde; Diego, a good-natured loner; and six others were deemed perfect for the task: fit, eager and hungry for the job.
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Sure, the tech isn't top notch—it's basically the same "shooting gallery" you see in hokey Western restaurants—but it's primarily for kids and so good-natured.
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Chicagoans know their problems better than anyone else, and they would be perfectly happy to endure some good-natured California ribbing about harsh winters or hot dogs.
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Lindauer's portrait highlights Patuone's rangi paruhi, or full-faced tattoo, and taiaha, or fighting staff, but his expression is soft and suggestive of a good-natured demeanor.
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His time there had been slurred over by distance until it seemed blessed, four years steadily knit with hearty friendships and kindly teachers and good-natured pranks.
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The photograph on the cover shows Elizabeth Palmer on the edge of a good-natured smile, as though acknowledging that life is not all drudgery and pain.
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Anyway, Toby had changed a lot—filled out and become more definitely, heavily, his good-natured self—in the years, nine years, since she'd last seen him.
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D.R.A.M. tore down the stage with good-natured hip-hop soul, and Lee Fields closed out the night in style before fireworks lit up the East River.
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The mid-century cartoon centers mainly on the animal characters, focusing on Dumbo, the loss of his mother, and his friendship with a good-natured mouse named Timothy.
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The author, 52, was good-natured when asked in an interview why his name seems to be on so many book jackets (he could not say how many).
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As an ethnic minority, Li was a frequent target of his coworkers, and he embraced what he saw as good-natured racist jokes at his expense, he says.
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A prank is supposed to be good natured and when the final reveal occurs everyone laughs, no one is hurt, and no one has been put in danger.
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What was supposed to be a good-natured rant on human interaction turned into a viral internet sensation involving healthcare, a fast-casual restaurant chain, and a tweetstorm.
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The most famous Confucian thinker aside from Confucius himself, Mencius believed that humans are naturally good-natured and can become more personally fulfilled through education and self-discipline.
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He even poked a bit of good-natured fun at his wife's dietary preferences, describing "what it's like to be from Texas and have Christmas dinner with vegetarians."
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Specifically, "Highway To Hell" suited the good-natured motel dweller antics of My Name Is Earl, the acerbic dramedic wit of House, and the hauntingly implausible Sleepy Hollow.
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Considering the dismal behavior by crowds at the European Championships in France, these supporters remained remarkably good-natured throughout, trading chants and sharing organized red-and-yellow waves.
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Residents took to the streets as well, many of them venturing into the white expanses of Central Park to build snowmen or indulge in good-natured snowball fights.
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Despite what some killjoys would have you believe, for the most part, it's an excuse for a bit of good-natured ribbing amongst friends, family, and co-workers.
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According to Lucker, the "good-natured" heckling of Tigers star Ty Cobb had already begun by the time Lucker arrived and sat with his friends behind third base.
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Action is what Baarns had hoped for in this game, and action is what he got — a long with a lot of good-natured ribbing in the booth.
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The Gridiron dinner has long been a bipartisan venue for good-natured ribbing at times when tensions between the media, lawmakers and the president are at their highest.
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At times the teasing, good-natured piece suggests a Taylor dance gone awry, like a skipping record: the same hops or scoots repeated over and over, approaching absurdity.
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Still, it's tough to maintain an air of horror and extremity when each vignette is preceded by a good-natured scramble for floor cushions, stools and folding chairs.
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If the answer is yes, you'll often get a hearty "Good for you!" and a few good-natured comments about how sore and chafed your nipples must be.
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Michael Bond, a British author, created Paddington Bear, the polite, good-natured but disaster-prone little hero of children's books that have sold more than 35 million copies.
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And when you see the men doing it in "The Right Stuff," it just seems so fun, and good-natured — guys just messing with each other, you know?
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" The letter said that the meme, known as "Success Kid," had become "a viral sensation beloved by millions of Americans" largely because of "its good-natured, friendly message.
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He hadn't inherited his father's openhearted disposition (he was more the nervous type), but his good-natured manner and his way of speaking put other people at ease.
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What happened to that good-natured sprite who, mere weeks earlier, thought that the park sounded like a delightful prospect and was happy to get ready to go?
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And you know we had -- we had a good sort of like scuffle back and forth and you know ended being good-natured and you know he liked that.
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Here are some of the technologies that might have been created with good-natured intent, but can also be used for evil deeds when put into the wrong hands.
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Kimmel "was a consistently amusing, good-natured presence who usually hit the mark, and who was able to recover quickly when he didn't," wrote Robert Bianco of USA Today.
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Ever since the Friar's Club opened in 1904, people have flocked to see "roastees" get decimated by humorous, yet highly insulting comments in the name of good-natured fun.
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But stardom came to Finney anyway in "Tom Jones" where he won over audiences worldwide with his good-natured, funny and sensual portrayal of an 18th-century English rogue.
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A fervent but good-natured anti-Trump tone was evident on San Francisco's waterfront, where thousands gathered near The Exploratorium science museum ahead of a march to city hall.
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Velda never gets it, but in the end Phyllis' good-natured ways win over Annie (Mary Gross), the spy Velda sends over to sabotage the troop's efforts at success.
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With its colorful interior, cheap drinks, casual atmosphere, and good-natured staff, it's the kind of place you'd always hope to find just down the block from your house.
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Fans were quick to use social media to poke a bit of good-natured fun at Perry's outfit, likening it to a host of household objects — and sweet snacks!
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At times, he was smiling and good-natured, Mr. Ochieng' said, but whenever the question of pay came up or something went wrong, Mr. Liu turned on his subordinates.
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This can lead to good-natured and spirited exchanges — like the back-and-forth heckling between Spike Lee and Reggie Miller in the 1990s — but also to large problems.
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"For a grand finale to a truly epic, good-natured franchise, this is a perfect goodbye that's very hard to beat," wrote Ed Gibbs from the Sydney Morning Herald
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In the videos, which racked up millions of views, Ms. Lazzarato revealed many of the details about her plastic surgeries and hormone treatments with a characteristic good-natured irreverence.
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He's ill and isn't expected to recover but, after all the grief he put their family through, Philip puts a stop to any notion of a good-natured visit.
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The next-door neighbor whose grass was a little burned was just glad it wasn't worse and was good-natured and pleasant about the incident, according to Justin Parson.
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"Eddie the Eagle" is a good-natured film about the British Olympian Eddie Edwards, but it would be better if it respected its audience's ability to recognize an underdog story.
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President Trump likes to take good-natured digs at his chief of staff Reince Priebus, often joking about his "crazy name" and recounting funny memories, reports the AP's Julie Pace.
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The atmosphere was good natured for most of an entertaining afternoon but turned decidedly profane at the end as both sides unleashed a barrage of insulting soccer chants and songs.
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Learn to figure out when a hoot or holler is indeed a form of harassment and when it's merely a good-natured tease that you can give back in kind.
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And there is plenty of good-natured showbiz byplay, much of it provided by the showboat's eager-beaver dance team, Ellie May and Frank (Amanda Pulcini and Daniel Scott Walton).
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And that's why his schoolyard rhymes always worked well with the disco and funk sounds he would borrow for his tracks; they shared a mutual vibe of good-natured wholesomeness.
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Rating: A couple good natured chuckles, a winning smile While everyone else was at the beach, Gortat took a summer sojourn and went ahead and met the monarchy—classic Marcin!
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It's the brainchild of Abdelmonem Alserkal, 47, a good-natured, gray-haired real estate heir who created the arts hub from a disused marble processing factory owned by his family.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull shrugged off a leaked video of him mocking his U.S. counterpart, President Donald Trump, earlier this week, calling it a bit of good-natured fun.
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Responding to four of the allegations last month, Bush's spokesman "explained" that elder Bush "has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," and apologized.
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But I saw far too little coverage that gasped at the audacity of the North Koreans' attempts to pawn themselves off as the good-natured emissaries of a normal place.
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Since this is Mr. Chang we're talking about, the conversations often take the form of arguments, and include a fair number of insults, which we're to believe are good-natured.
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And despite the Starks' seemingly good-natured instincts on a personal level, their approach to leadership is going to accomplish nothing useful for the long-suffering ordinary people of Westeros.
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The couple got into a good-natured tiff over who had higher security clearance, and a few days later Mr. Niejelow asked her to the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
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Moreover, academics have found that good-natured comedy, rather than the more downbeat and indignant category of satire, may be the best way to make audiences care about the issue.
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After a low-key start to the Welsh capital's festival of football, with the majority of fans only arriving on Saturday, a good-natured carnival atmosphere built throughout the day.
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His good-natured habit of picking up other players in his cars turned sour as his frustrated trolls began getting in and instigating fights with the police and then running away.
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A lifelong Bronx resident, Mr. Garcia had worked his way up at the restaurant chain, and those who knew him said he was good-natured and took pride in his work.
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Bitter rivals Historically, the dinner has been a good-natured roast -- one with plenty of jokes, to be sure, but none that break with the white-tie gala's sense of decorum.
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It may have often looked as if she were the butt of jokes, but Georgette regularly used comedy to her advantage, holding her good-natured ground to get what she wanted.
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The continuous display of bonhomie meant that the two leaders achieved their first objective: to show that their countries could set aside their traditional enmity to conduct a good-natured conversation.
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The dinner, traditionally the last time the two major party candidates share a stage before the election, typically features good-natured ribbing between the candidates but usually includes warm-hearted remarks.
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Mr. Rubio is speaking directly to them, and is clearly enjoying himself: He drops some passes, but also makes impressive catches, showing his athleticism and a good-natured sense of humor.
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Created by Osamu Tezuka (often dubbed "the Walt Disney of Japan"), these comics depict a mostly good-natured, tranquil comic for kids that follows the exploits of a little robot boy.
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The roasters knocked back glasses of Maker's Mark on brown leather sofas in front of a roaring audience, tossing insults, good-natured middle fingers and embarrassing personal stories Mr. Carville's way.
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Luckily, the buzz around Spider-Man: Homecoming—the first film intended to kick off a new era of Spidey—is strong, highlighting the film's comedic elements and general good-natured vibes.
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Psychotic Melancholia opens with "Large Hall, Slow Decay" a good-natured single focused on teasing a holy roller who's found herself on a mission to save King from her sinning ways.
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"Good food, fine wines but the conversation - that wasn't great," the Conservative source said, describing the meeting as good-natured with no threats made to keep pro-Brexit lawmakers in line.
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These were my hosts: the members of an Ethiopian circus troupe — good-natured and helpful, and eager to educate me about their country — who rent out a spare room to travelers.
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In brief asides, we also see Taylor's various pitches to potential team members: good-natured but misused Mafee, who agrees; timid Ben Kim, who demurs; and outraged Wendy Rhoades, who explodes.
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Mr. Nanjiani plays himself (and very persuasively, too), while Zoe Kazan goes light and dark as Emily, whose good-natured heckling during one of Kumail's stand-up routines leads to romance.
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As had been long feared, the funny, good-natured 22011-year-old they called Jimmy had been a victim of John Wayne Gacy, one of the country's most notorious serial killers.
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The good-natured tension and ribbing between the two old "boys" is still there — and still a bit old hat — but there is a new dynamic that juices the entertainment factor.
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All kidding aside, as top-ranked L.S.U. faces Clemson in college football's national championship game Monday in New Orleans, a sensitive subject lurks beneath the good-natured jibes about Orgeron's voice.
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He then mercilessly exploits that vulnerability by adding a contrasting pair of guards to the mix: one, named Charlie, a good-natured patsy; the other, Valdez, a by-the-rules sadist.
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Learn to figure out when a hoot or a holler is indeed a form of harassment and when it's merely a good-natured tease that you can give back in kind.
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To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke — and, on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner.
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This film could have been smarter or more distinctive, but it remains a generally good-natured comedy about the trials of being a teenager — albeit one with a lot of severed limbs.
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" The levity was a necessity because, says Smith, a good-natured child of show business (her mother is publicist Lois Smith), "when we filmed it was like a cloud came over us.
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Both are comfortable working in the post-regional, trap-influenced, melody-heavy world of contemporary street rap, crafting hits that lean on bars full of straightforward, good-natured truisms and catchy hooks.
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To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke — and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner.
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More than 10,000 law enforcement officers from across the United States attended the Houston funeral of Goforth in September, remembering him as a good-natured man who brought dignity to the profession.
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" Bannon took aim at Bush, 93, after the former president issued an apology in October stating that he had "patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner.
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The convention, which has never had a major safety incident, has long insisted that covert security efforts are enough, especially because organizers say the event tends to attract a good-natured crowd.
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Shutu is a misfit who longs to be a part of the group but always finds himself on the periphery – the butt of seemingly good-natured jokes and always the third wheel.
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To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke—and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner.
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Intercutting his interviews with scenes from Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life, James clearly tries to draw parallels between Sung and Jimmy Stewart's good natured, small-town banker in the classic film.
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But the tone of both candidates' remarks was a departure from the past, when political figures and presidential candidates have stuck to a largely self-deprecating and good-natured brand of humor.
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Partly because Kehlani is a really good-natured engaging person and partly because we got pedicures—and having someone play with your feet is literally the nicest possible feeling on a hangover.
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In retrospect, several women said, his bursts of good-natured playfulness and generosity made it possible for them to ignore the fear, chaos and power imbalance in the relationship — sometimes, for years.
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It's not good for our cause, in my view, to imagine that all women are honorable, good-natured, extremely smart, fearless and blameless, and, above all, no longer the accomplices of men.
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Sweeter and soapier than we've come to expect from the Danish director Thomas Vinterberg, "The Commune" swaddles the pain of a disintegrating marriage in a good-natured cocoon of laughter and larks.
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After the spat between the siblings, Eve is currently partnered up with the good-natured scaffolder, and Jess is snuggled up with certified peng ting Mike Boateng, the police officer from London.
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The 70-year-old American and the 39-year-old Frenchman grabbed each other's hands in what began as a manly greeting and ended as a kind of good-natured death grip.
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Evans, who seems remarkably good-natured about her diamond ring-swallowing ordeal, also said that hopefully she "won't do anything ridiculous" between now and when she's set to be married in May.
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Taron Egerton: Few contenders have worked the awards circuit harder than this "Rocketman" star, a good-natured hand-shaker up against a field of best-actor candidates who are loath to schmooze.
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Sometimes it's procured from an app and delivered by a miserable but good-natured guy in a pilling beanie who can somehow withstand riding his bike through the most frigid of nights.
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But per usual, Robert turns some good-natured ribbing into a below-the-belt comment, insinuating that Dallas is a helicopter mom who's going to drive her kid away and end up alone.
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Krajewski, a good-natured Pole, has on the pope&aposs behalf personally distributed sleeping bags to the Italian capital&aposs homeless and driven poor residents on seaside day trips arranged by the Vatican.
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It did not cause much controversy in 2012 when Republican nominee Mitt Romney hosted an awkward but good-natured touch football match on Florida's Delray Beach between staff and his traveling press corps.
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Old classics like "Rebellion (Lies)" and "Ready to Start" were pounded out with controlled, good-natured ferocity, and "Sprawl II" (still maybe the band's crowning achievement) sparkled like it was always supposed to.
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His face is good natured; a loose quiff has fallen to meet his eyebrow, and he meets our gaze confidently and almost a little amused, as if he knows a joke we don't.
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Good-natured villagers and benevolent guardian Banne Chacha (Om Puri) ensure that Laxman goes through life without too many hurdles, but his idyll is shattered by the 1962 war between India and China.
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As a member of the Democratic baseball team since 2004, I always look forward to the season when baseball practice begins and members enjoy good-natured jokes on who will win the game.
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And yet, how else to explain the Bush family spokesman admitting the former president of the United States would often "pat women's rears" in a "good-natured manner" as "David Cop-a-feel"?
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As other sports broadcasters yelled progressively louder, Mr. Saunders was calm, steady and good-natured — "a voice of reason in our often unreasonable discourse," as Mike Greenberg, an ESPN host, said on Twitter.
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If you'd prefer good-natured rivalry to pandemic scares, consider turning instead to this new competition show, which pairs teams of young builders and shop teachers against each other in elaborate construction challenges.
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The artist himself, dubbed "one of contemporary hip-hop's most energetic and disruptive live performers," often encourages the typically good-natured bedlam and has been known to sacrifice his own body to participate.
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This good-natured cartoon, based on the popular children's picture books, follows Pete, a young feline who has a rock band with his pals when he's not too busy surfing with his brother.
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For the twice-married Mr. Johnson, whose private life is as untidy as his appearance, news that he is again becoming a father inspired a fit of good-natured humor on social media.
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Elon Musk is no stranger to headlines, drawing eyes and laughs with outlandish tweets and good-natured antics, but tech VC Gene Munster of Loup Ventures says Musk's latest stunt crossed a line.
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"In their good-natured way, they have probably done more to move the center of Republican politics rightward than any Republican politician now active," Jacob Weisberg wrote in The New Yorker in 21968.
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The long-established dynamic between John Legend and Chrissy Teigen involves banter and good-natured teasing on Teigen's end, but with People's 2019 Sexiest Man Alive announcement, the tables may have finally turned.
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Ms. Graham, long one of the Met's beloved mezzo-sopranos, took over from Ms. Fleming for a few performances that spring, and the production immediately benefited from her good-natured, straight-talking presence.
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It's like a mega-injection of nostalgia and a good-natured competition all at once, and the race finished ridiculously close for a 5 game series—highlighting the sheer skill of these folks.
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You could wear a Giants jersey to an Eagles game and either engage in witty ribbing and banter with good-natured fans or have your throat slit while waiting to buy a beer.
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" Dave Bautista wrote, "I will have more to say but for right now all I will say is this..@JamesGunn is one of the most loving,caring,good natured people I have ever met.
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If at times this lightness threatens to undermine the sense of peril the plot needs, on subsequent readings young readers and lovers of magic will still find this good-natured story hard to resist.
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In season 1, Viren tasked his son, the good-natured, mildly dim knight Soren (Jesse Inocalla) with murdering King Harrow's sons, but an extended flashback in season 2 shows Viren's genuine love for Harrow.
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We're not saying that every wedding speech should be about porn (though, would that be such a bad thing?) but they can be a funny, good-natured look at something your friend truly loves.
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His defense against being perceived as "establishment" -- joyfully bearhugging his mom, dad and brother -- was the kind of easy-going, good-natured and confident Jeb that his supporters should want to see more of.
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After some good-natured smartwatch ribbing — "Ah, you have my watch," he said with a gleam in his eye upon noticing the LG Watch Urbane on my wrist and revealing what was on his.
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He's a Sheffield lad, and there's a good-natured surliness to the way he turns his vowels — just think about Bean as Ned Stark in Game of Thrones, gently mocking Mark Addy's Robert Baratheon.
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The key in that show is that everyone is in on it—the failure is good-natured, a reminder that art requires incredible practice and skill, but can be fun even if you fail.
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There is, of course, DJ Khaled the persona, the modern Snapchat maven and cocoa butter enthusiast, beloved by all for his good-natured bluster as rap's over-the-top ambassador to the wider world.
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The creative construct of a dual-gender God is fascinating, but it would be inaccurate — albeit an inaccuracy stemming from our good-natured impulses — to claim that this was the theology of the Bible.
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Previously, McGrath said Bush "has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," additionally attributing the act to his diminished height after being confined to a wheelchair since 226.
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According to official village history, the depiction stems from a good-natured wrestling match between White and the local Oneida chief intended to nurture a positive relationship between the Native Americans and the settlers.
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With too much of modern day-to-day life spent being chronically online, overstimulated, and filled with anxiety, the good-natured humor in Joe Pera Talks With You provides a brief but deserved respite.
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But it's hard to overlook the slow pace and unrelenting barrage of clichés, from the ever-smiling, good-natured Zambians to the portrayal of New York as a haven for neurotic people and pets.
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Gus the pig, the good-natured star of Leo Timmers's Gus's Garage (Gecko, $73; ages 3 to 8) also knows his cars and, as his ever-present smile attests, delights in inventing new ones.
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We had no miniatures that day, but on a long shot I pointed the men to a good-natured shepherd mix with a coat like a shag rug, about the size of a motorcycle.
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It began as little more than a good-natured argument on Midpoint Island, the kind that arises when rival hunters mingle and, as drinks flow, end up falling back into their boastful, territorial camps.
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Some good-natured trash talk or a general airing of grievances is far from unheard of among pro athletes on social media, but this little beef between two NBA stars got real personal real fast.
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Looking back on it now, members of Rage seem to balance the severity of the message with some good-natured humor, primarily about having their dongs on display for all of the world to see.
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Before the Cubs suffered a deflating loss in Game 1, there were friendly, good-natured barbs thrown at Cubs fans, jokes that acknowledged both teams' long droughts without a championship (Cleveland hasn't won since 1948).
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Their remarks are supposed to be comedic, but unlike on televisions shows with a large staff and network behind them, there's no one policing the line between a good-natured joke and a personal attack.
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Brad is a perfect ally and foil for Amy, delivering a mix of good-natured paternal protectiveness and humor in his social scenes, while bringing precision and intensity to the show's fast-paced action sequences.
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"To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke — and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," the statement continued.
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These hoaxes run the gamut between good-natured pranks and instruments of incredible cruelty, but none hold a candle to The Push, which again, is a show about manipulating human beings into murdering each other.
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The goat yoga trick is representative of the gently satirical tone of Magic for Humans, in which the good-natured Willman does magic in between riffs on how technology complicates the human need for connection.
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Washington (CNN)Actor Tom Cruise prompted a good-natured Twitter spat between the US Air Force and Navy on Thursday after posting a photo celebrating the planned sequel to the iconic 1986 film 'Top Gun.
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"To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke -- and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," Wednesday's statement reads.
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At the Al Smith dinner in 2016, on the eve of the election, Trump turned an occasion for good-natured ribbing into a full-on assault of Hillary Clinton, peppered by dashes of self-pity.
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At the end of a good-natured interview on "The Late Show" on Tuesday, Stephen Colbert asked James Franco to address the elephant in the room: allegations of sexual improprieties that had surfaced since Sunday.
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Mr. Trump played the role of the elder host, gently guiding Mr. Kim to the meeting room, showing him his limousine and reporting to the news media about the good-natured flavor of the meetings.
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There are no studies proving a singing police officer can change the minds of disenfranchised youth, yet anecdotal evidence would suggest that these good natured battles of dubious talent are just what we all need.
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On the show, she tends to play the straight woman and sometimes good-natured scold to the naïve and wisecracking Ms. Higgins, who said she knew little about climate issues before working on the podcast.
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The Rockets kiss-cam team wasted no time, though, replacing the romantic, heart-filled filter with a "FRIEND ZONE" sign and CAUTION-tape graphic, to the good-natured delight of the crowd and (non?) couple. pic.twitter.
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But, even with the shock ending of Infinity War, the tone of these movies has always been broad and good-natured, in contrast, for instance, to the sheer oppressiveness of DC's botched attempts at cinematic universes.
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At a time when rock 'n' roll was taking over the airwaves, the group's good-natured humor and show-business panache helped persuade listeners that jazz could be an entertaining experience rather than a daunting one.
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In one game, she played GET for six points, a score so pitiful it would have earned her some good-natured ribbing in the past, but instead it was met with polite silence around the table.
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But there was long a taboo on alcohol sales to most ticketholders, in deference to the many underage students in attendance as well as to college sports' appeal (or pretense) as an amateur, good-natured spectacle.
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A spokesperson for Bush denied he'd done anything with sexual intent but did concede Bush "has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," in part because he is wheelchair-bound.
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When he did, he seemed to suggest that some oversensitive women who worked for him (who face "special challenges and pressures" in the workplace) failed to understand some good-natured jokes (his "broad sense of humor").
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"We have already chalked up our first victory," one of the Sardine founders, Mattia Santori, said on Sunday, arguing that his movement had helped lower political tensions by providing a good-natured outlet for Salvini's foes.
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Jeremy Kaelin, a former co-worker, said he was shocked as news emerged that the hard-working, good-natured guy he used to joke around with at work was in the cockpit of the stolen plane.
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A stark contrast to the harsh media we are so constantly exposed to, "The Great British Baking Show" stands apart in its genre, rooted in good-natured humor and celebration of its contestants and their work.
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Genius ways companies get kids to do their marketing for them Booze It's a huge part of Game Day -- and nothing's wrong with enjoying a brewski while you hurl good-natured abuse on the opposing team.
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Stories like this are unfolding by the hundreds, as volunteers shot through with adrenaline, fear, and good-natured human concern make the same mistakes we all do, when they're suddenly thrust into a nightmare like this.
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The South African musician Jean-Philip Grobler, who fronts the band St. Lucia and now lives in Brooklyn, favored such perky interludes on "When the Night," his debut album and a good-natured New Wave dance party.
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"Every time I talk with him – which is almost every day – he's extremely good-natured, [and] in a great mood …" Reps for West and NBC did not immediately respond to requests for comment about the SNL incident.
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Analyzing the spectrum of corporate innovation from R&D to VC Everyone loves to joke how venture capital is the "Dark Side," and most of the VCs I know are good-natured about simply accepting the comparison.
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"This was just for fun in reaction to competitors imitating our success with Donut Fries; a good-natured reminder that America runs on Dunkin' coffee and donuts," a Dunkin' representative said in a statement to Business Insider.
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It's not all that surprising — while Phoneys keeps its text message replacements good-natured, it's easy to imagine how some other sticker pack could take this concept and run with it to a much less appropriate place.
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"It's a breach of protocol, it's a breach of faith and all those things, but you know it's lighthearted, it's affectionate, good-natured, and the butt of my jokes was myself," Mr. Turnbull told a radio station.
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A short, good-natured woman with a fringe of gray bangs, she sat down on a recent morning over a cup of black coffee, and stirred in a chunk of vanilla Haagen-Dazs in lieu of milk.
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The last seven such visits by Mr. Kenny featured good-natured gibes about former Vice President's Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s long-winded speeches or President Barack Obama's habit of toasting the taoiseach with water-filled glasses.
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After the cheating rehashing, we&aposre subjected to even more filler, including a reality-TV-style fight between Hart and his good-natured trainer, who Hart awkwardly attempts to extract gratitude from for his financial trickle-down.
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They're surrounded by some very typically-Haim palm trees, wearing some very typically-Haim outfits, and it's so good-natured that if you're stuck behind a desk today, it'll probably go a way to cheering you up.
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Nearly two decades later, they are remarkably attuned to each other — when Hargitay suddenly furrows her brow, Hermann quickly says, "Bless you," seconds before she actually sneezes — and their banter is easy and filled with good-natured ribbing.
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Her good-natured husband, Ashok (Manav Kaul), and son Pranav go along with whatever catches her fancy, nodding sagely every time she proposes a new business idea with an earnest "Main kar sakti hai" (I can do it).
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When appearing together at public and at events, Esper and Milley are often genial, trading good-natured barbs regarding their Ivy League alma mater -- Esper received a master's degree from Harvard while Milley earned his bachelor's at Princeton.
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Over a loping beat by 9th Wonder, Lamar describes Anthony as a good-natured kid who grew up too fast, whose family history of "pimpin' and bangin' " instilled in him a very narrow vision of the good life.
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A rollicking Christmas album from an old country punk with a rich skepticism about holiday traditions, Rodney Crowell's "Christmas Everywhere" is good-natured and wry, an album about how adults struggle to process a holiday oriented toward children.
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Michael Bond, the genial British author who created Paddington Bear, the polite, good-natured but disaster-prone little hero of children's novels, picture and activity books, television series, and films, died on Tuesday at his home in London.
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The deck was stacked against the film from the start, for reasons that its good-natured and much-beloved director Bong Joon-ho cheekily joked about all season as he collected awards from critics' groups and industry guilds.
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But for Kenneth McCarthy — the person behind do-no-harm troll persona, Ken M, known for his good-natured teasing of corporate brands — the boundaries are clear: Even the most basic level of political engagement is too much.
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In its ideal form, a rap track with four rappers going in should involve plenty of good-natured cutting up, a little bit of one-upsmanship, and, overall, a sense that the whole thing is just routine fun.
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" Sanders was mostly good-natured about it when he went on a few news programs after Clinton started cribbing those lines and chuckled a bit as he shouted, "we're looking into the copyright issues because she's stealing our lines!
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Valve chief Gabe Newell has poked some good-natured fun at the long-running saga surrounding the (non-)release of Half-Life 3, his company's now mythical next big game, in a skit during the Dota 2 International tournament.
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" The same spokesperson offered up a new version of the behavior, admitting, yes, Bush has done what he's accused of, but it was innocent — he "has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner.
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Speaking to CBS News, he explained that he woke up to an inbox full of people telling him that the font, which he made around the turn of the century, had been the subject of SNL's good-natured ribbing.
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"To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke — and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," Bush's spokesperson said in response to Grolnick.
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It's the type of homespun Wisconsin burgh where Packers loyalty runs deep and fans of their NFC North opponents are in for some good-natured ribbing—especially if they root for a certain team of seafaring plunderers in 2016.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Britain and the EU had a "constructive, good-natured" first round of talks on their new relationship after Brexit, a UK source close to the negotiations said on Thursday, but stressed differences in a number of areas.
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Things had quickly gotten a little chaotic, in a good-natured way, and stayed there, with Howe and the other panelists genially talking over each other about reptilian species, light beings, the significance of ancient artifacts, and, ultimately, Jesus.
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Faa Diallo, 17, is engaged in a good-natured battle with his best friend to see who will be crowned class valedictorian this year — a tall order for any student, let alone one whose life was upended by violence.
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This kind of good-natured play is par for the course for Takahashi, whose previous work includes Katamari, a game about rolling objects into a giant ball, and Noby Noby Boy, a game about stretching out a giant worm.
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"Because everyone in every group is so good natured and is SO willing to help, and there is a fantastic culture of paying it forward, I feel guilty if I don't respond to someone else's request for help," says Ngov.
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The teen pop star -- known for her spooky visuals and goth-esque tunes -- was out Sunday night at the L.A. theme park, enjoying some good-natured frights with her mom, her brother Finneas, his GF Claudia and 2 friends tagging along.
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The goose's assigned tasks are directed by some omniscient guiding presence, but that doesn't really matter; they exist simply to add a semblance of structure to what is otherwise an open playground for the goose to cause a good-natured racket.
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Episode 5 of the season's newly released 12 episodes sees BoJack's perpetually stressed but good-natured manager — and Philbert producer — Princess Carolyn (Amy Sedaris) returning to her impoverished hometown to meet the mother of a baby she hopes to adopt.
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Gordon-Levitt – the 50th recipient of the award presented annually by Harvard University's distinguished theater troupe – took the good-natured ribbing in stride, even as the evening's emcees poked fun at his Oscar snubs and less-than-stellar box-office returns.
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The haunting "The Commuter" has more in common with The Twilight Zone than Black Mirror, as it follows a good-natured railway worker (played by great British character actor Timothy Spall) who discovers a town that isn't on his maps.
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The good-natured production and kindly character of Hunt's performance mask just how raunchy "Back Road" is, meaning that parents and kids can probably listen to it without knowing that Hunt is comparing foreplay to a road trip the entire time.
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"Guardians" blasts off with an initial burst of good-natured energy before indulging in some ill-advised sequences, foremost among them a slow-motion fight scene that cavalierly notches a distasteful body count, even in this over-the-top setting.
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Much like a Yorkshire Terrier sharing its bed with a Great Dane, small countries bordering big ones tend to be nervous: even if the big dog is inclined to be good-natured, it could still roll over and crush the Yorkie.
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" A good-natured, if pensive ad man named Saeed tries to woo a motorbike-riding woman named Nadia who dresses in a long black robe not out of piety but, as she tells Saeed, "So men don't fuck with me.
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The German social critic Theodor W. Adorno wrote that "divorce, even between good-natured, amiable, educated people, is apt to stir up a dust-cloud that covers and discolors all it touches," an insight that Baumbach illustrates with vivid precision.
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Mariam, the good-natured Djiboutian who ran the stand, had told some of the mothers that I was coming, so a group of them stood to one side, eying me curiously, their hands on their hips or holding bags of greens.
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Trial & Error is a good-natured ouroboros, or a demented game of telephone; starting with the baseline of the true-crime drama, it's only reacting to — consuming — itself, with each new episode spitting out a heightened version of what came before.
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In the bustling corridors of the Quicken Loans Arena, the cavernous hall in the lakeside city of Cleveland where it is taking place, delegates bustle about with good-natured cheer, many sporting outlandish hats shaped like Christmas trees or elephants.
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Suffering tends to happen discreetly, between the section breaks; setbacks are met by good-natured philosophizing or brisk moral bracing of the sort espoused by Isabel Dalhousie, the scholar-heroine of "The Sunday Philosophy Club," another of his Edinburgh series.
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Yachty's good-natured trolling, which includes admitting he'd never listened to the Notorious B.I.G. and making a tongue-in-cheek Hot 97 diss record, can reinforce this opinion, but to dismiss him and his potential impact is shortsighted and misguided.
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Whether or not that good-natured display is enough to earn back the goodwill he lost over last year's Fyre Festival debacle (which resulted in eight lawsuits) is unclear, but at least somebody at the VMAs was having a good time.
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Coaches described the mock awards as good-natured teasing, but some parents and students were appalled, and the event was challenged by the American Civil Liberties Union, which sent a formal warning to the Kenosha Unified School District last month.
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BRUSSELS, March 5 (Reuters) - Britain and the EU had a "constructive, good-natured" first round of talks on their new relationship after Brexit, a UK source close to the negotiations said on Thursday, but stressed differences in a number of areas.
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It works best when it sticks close to Peter and is content to be a light, good-natured story of a teenager who's navigating through, and often badly fumbling, the competing demands of school, home and his emergent Spidey self.
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They ignored him — few 6-year-old boys want to hang out with a baby — but he kept following them around, either too ignorant to understand he was being spurned or too resiliently good-natured to let it sink him.
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Learn to figure out when a hoot or a holler is indeed a form of harassment and when it's merely a good-natured tease that you can give back in kind," she wrote in her 2009 book, "The Trump Card.
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Matt Furie, the creator of Pepe the Frog, has made numerous attempts over the past two years to reclaim the good-natured cartoon amphibian from the alt-right meme makers who adopted him and turned him into a hate symbol.
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I stood behind two good-natured Brooklyn dads who started talking to me about how unorganized the place was, but they didn't seem to be angry and their kids, who sat at their own table nearby, still seemed to be having a ball.
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In a Facebook video posted this week, President Barack Obama and "Caddyshack" star Bill Murray engage in a golf putting competition in the Oval Office, and, amid good-natured ribbing of each other, highlight Thursday's deadline and encourage people to check out HealthCare.
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But his base in the party is older, more working-class, and more moderate Democrats, for whom the inclination to give a guy a hard time for just being good-natured and affectionate is everything that's gone wrong with the younger generation.
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BOXED IN Back in the boxing ring, Smith uses his lead right-hand to parry his opponent's jab, deflecting it with an open glove like someone cooking a barbeque wards off an incoming insect, before unleashing a flurry of good-natured body shots.
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Lawmakers from the D.C. area are feeling confident they'll win their good-natured sporting bets with colleagues from Texas as the Washington Nationals take their 2-0 lead over the Houston Astros into Friday night's Game 3 of the World Series. Sen.
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And, okay, I won't speak up too heartily for Cars 2 — may it always be the worst Pixar movie — but the original Cars is a good-natured, even-keeled sort of film, one that celebrates taking it slow every once in a while.
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I worked alongside Deputy Cobb Winslow (Randy McPherson) — an old-timer with a good-natured sense of humor — and Deputy Hamilton Butler (Ezekiel Swinford), a married lawman who confided in me that he was carrying on a secret affair with a younger woman.
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We can return to those years-ago memories of good-natured screaming and banging on windows, the lively stink of vomit and congealing booze, the scratch and flake of woven seat covers, the hypnotic blur of London from four feet in the air.
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Needless to say, preoccupied doesn't even begin to describe my state of mind, and even when speaking to someone as jovial and perennially good-natured as Mr. Garvey, the conversation begins a bit stilted, and I find myself apologizing for my jittery state.
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Among the other works were a tango-inflected trio for Ms. Rodríguez and her two male dancers (Victor Basilio Pérez and Emilio Batista); a rhythmic romp, in brightly colored dresses, showcasing the four corps women; and a good-natured duel between the men.
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While a good-natured mood prevailed and there were no signs of violence, many demonstrators said they were angered by the prospect of Trump carrying through on his vow to roll back protections put in place by his predecessor, Democrat Barack Obama.
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Sanders goaded reporters into participating in what she couched as an aw-shucks, good-natured, can't-we-all-just-get-along holiday kumbaya, but the real effect of the exercise was to underscore the disdain this White House harbors for the press.
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It really wants to tell a story about how hard it can be to be alive and a woman in a world built largely for the benefit of men, while simultaneously functioning as a good-natured and funny episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
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One moment we are in the petulant presence of the king or awaiting the arrival "like a demon, on a blast of wind," of Sir Francis Bacon, and the next growing fond of the good-natured fictional wet nurse sharing Frances Howard's cell.
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I like this idea of beating the premise down to the ground somehow, in a good natured way, where the very idea of painting is kind of squashed down flat somehow and I am almost endorsing this idea of painting being dead.
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"I never asked them, they just did it voluntarily, every day harassing their followers like, 'Make sure you download and stream "Bodak Yellow"' — and look what you made me do," she said, breaking into a good-natured rendition of Ms. Swift's hit.
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Millennials are used to being the youthful butt of other generations' jokes, but while this age group has learned to handle the good-natured ribbing from our elders, one thing our demographic doesn't take so kindly to is the reminder that we too are aging.
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Taylor Swift was out for blood (or at the very least, a good-natured competition) on Sunday during a family gathering surrounding the Easter holiday, where she and brother Austin Swift faced off in an egg-breaking contest while other family members looked on.
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"I'm happy to call it a horror movie if you want, but I never approached it as, 'This is a horror movie," the 28-year-old director explains with a good-natured smile while discussing his second feature film over coffee in Manhattan's West Village.
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"—The Hill George H.W. Bush Apologizes for Having 'Patted Women's Rears'The office of the former president issued a statement admitting he "routinely tells the same joke—and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured joke.
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According to the running commentary in the video—which is incredibly good-natured, all things considered—the pilot failed to secure his first-time rider to the harness on the glider, so all that was preventing him from falling was some impressive upper body strength.
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The drink'll be free and the pingers plentiful and we'll wake up the next day feeling amazing and we'll smash that 10k run and enjoy the good natured banter between Tim Lovejoy and Simon Rimmer on Sunday Brunch without wanting to quietly end it all.
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I'd had a few pints and was soaking up the good-natured rural atmosphere when I decided to really kick things into 12th gear by cracking open a gram of ketamine, laying it across a beer garden table, and cutting it out into lines.
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" She says that sexual harassment is never acceptable, but that one should "learn how to figure out when a hoot or a holler is indeed a form of harassment and when it's merely a good-natured tease that you can give back in kind.
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Oliver is a good sport in the segment, and his willingness to face people who don't know him — despite his weekly evisceration of various topics — makes for good-natured fun that also pokes some holes in his reputation as a dependable destroyer of things.
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His good-natured if rather feckless father, Claudio — whose heart lay in his years of campaigning with Garibaldi's army of the Risorgimento, and who made a somewhat precarious living through tailoring — and his cold and distant mother, Paola, were "musical," but not exceptionally so.
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In her feathered blond wig and slightly soiled mini-dress, this Charity brings to mind those good-natured C-list actresses in 1960s B movies who broke your heart because they exuded such a hunger for a stardom that would clearly never be theirs.
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Beginning at a French orphanage sometime around the 1880s, this good-natured tale finds 11-year-old Félicie (voiced by Elle Fanning) and her friend Victor (Nat Wolff) ready to run away to Paris, where she hopes to become a ballerina and he an inventor.
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His previous album (with Ryan Lewis) was received coldly, but in the last year, a movement he's well-suited to has begun to emerge: the hip-hop jubilant, featuring good-natured, PG-13 in image (but not lyric) stars like Lil Yachty, D.R.A.M. and Kyle.
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At its best and most troubling, "Weiner" plays like a real-life "Scenes from a Marriage," with Abedin fulfilling her duties on the campaign trail with good-natured enthusiasm until she learns about her husband's further misdeeds—at the same time as the world does.
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The scene would be hard enough to watch without the fact that the actor doing all of these upsetting things is Kyle MacLachlan, whose other character — the actual Dale Cooper — is one of the most open-hearted, good-natured men in the history of television.
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Histrionic, overachieving Blair was clearly the most compelling character of the central trio, but the show was aligned along the moral compass offered by friendly, good-natured Serena and righteous, bootstrapping Dan: They provided the lesson at the end of the episode, and the heart.
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Ensconced at the far end of the firm's equity desk, his four computer screens flash an array of color-coded execution cues, and he is a frequent target of good-natured trading-room banter, sending up his supersize console, his youth and even his Indian accent.
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In an interview on the sports website The Players' Tribune, which Jeter founded, Obama joked with the All-Star shortstop about preparing to retire and getting old -- and the Commander-in-Chief delivered some good-natured jabs at The Captain about his own exit from the game.
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In retrospect it suggests a healing phase in preparation for taking the crème pies in the face: beginning in 2008 the artist paints portraits of semi-nude women with faces covered in whipped crème and bits of piecrust, who nevertheless display a good-natured, winsome charm.
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Todd (who comes across a little eccentric but very good-natured, just like his mother and sister) has a series of posters prominently displayed in his home from movies that tell the story of his parents' relationship and split, and he walks the camera through it.
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Also back for the sequel is Katherine Waterston as Newt's love interest Porpetina Goldstein, Dan Fogler as Newt's good-natured non-magical Muggle (technically No-Maj) friend Jacob Kowalski, and Ezra Miller as Credence Barebone, who seems to have survived his apparent death in the previous movie.
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"I will have more to say but for right now all I will say is this..@JamesGunn is one of the most loving, caring, good natured people I have ever met," the former wrestler, who portrays Drax the Destroyer in the "Guardians" films, wrote in a tweet.
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Other notable performances are delivered by Natalie Cortez as a good-natured Anita — who incisively spits out the sarcastic lyrics of "America" — Maria Briggs as the frizzy-haired Jets admirer Anybodys and Jay Russell as the middle-aged drugstore proprietor whose good sense the young customers ignore.
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As seen by Angela Bassett's vodou queen Marie Laveau in American Horror Story: Coven and the villainous Dr. Facilier in Disney's The Princess and the Frog, traditional practices like vodou are portrayed as the polar opposite of good-natured, dreams come true, Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo magic.
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While we're not suggesting that people who hold these positions are all standoffish, the following jobs pay on average more than $55,000 a year according to O*NET, have an average required sociability score of 65 or less, and therefore require minimal good-natured interaction with others.
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" In June 1971, Richard Nixon sent a memo to Chief of Staff Bob Haldeman complaining that his good-natured appearance at the White House Correspondents' Dinner had been followed by a press conference in which "the reporters were considerably more bad-mannered and vicious than usual.
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Well, of course not, though that gets to what's frustrating about these movies, which are so insistently good-natured and relentlessly hyped that it feels almost churlishly old-school raising even modest objections to the fact that — in addition to being, you know, fun — they're also commercials.
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On most Wednesdays, the "Legion of Skanks" show offers up good-natured filth; Cave Comedy Radio, a thriving podcast operation based in the building, churns out bawdy opinions on everything from celebrities to murder; occasionally, icons like Hannibal Buress and Chris Gethard show up for a set.
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To the America of the 1960s, Mr. Glenn was a clean-cut, good-natured, well-grounded Midwesterner, raised in Presbyterian rectitude, nurtured in patriotism and tested in war, who stepped forward to risk the unknown and succeeded spectacularly, lifting his country's morale and restoring its self-confidence.
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But I was also struck by how Whittaker's gleefully altruistic spin on the Doctor immediately felt more akin to Tennant's version than that of her immediate predecessor, Peter Capaldi (who imagined the character as a sort of gruff but good-natured building superintendent for the entire universe).
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His good-natured silliness became the snarl of "We're just joking!" above an anti-Semitic murder fantasy, part of the winking but painfully serious ideology that helped put a genuine nihilist — a man who really, truly seems beyond caring about anything but his own name — in the White House.
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Granted, it does just layer bells of various descriptions (church; jingle; all the other ones) over what would otherwise be a regular indie track, but who is really complaining when this ode to the trying to find your Christmas presents before the big day is so good natured?
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By contrast, the Sanders brand of populism is the only anti-establishment cause that is positive in spirit, good-natured in tone and forcefully challenging the political, financial and media establishments in support of sweeping and dramatic change to promote economic equality with true passion and indisputable authenticity.
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It's stocked with all that a Christmas romance might require: plucky orphans on whom one can demonstrate one's purity of heart, charming cobblestone squares in which to have a good-natured snowball fight, and snow-capped mountains through which one might take a horseback ride fraught with sexual tension.
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The Perceptionists: Resolution (Mello Music) On their 2005 debut, quick, clear, literate, Boston-based, Bajan-American rappers Mr. Lif and Akrobatik sounded more musical trading timbres as a duo than holding forth on their worthy solo albums—little guy Lif clipped and cool and pitched deeper, Akrobatik the good-natured jock.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 21, had a good-natured response to being beaten for having the photo with the most Instagram likes, after an image of a single brown egg surpassed the first snapshot she shared of daughter Stormi five days after her birth in February 2018.
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""Self-styled Hot Dog Water CEO Douglas Bevans," who is actually a tour operator and artist, told Global News that the obviously falsified claims were part of an intentional, good-natured awareness-raising stunt and "really sort of a commentary on product marketing, and especially sort of health-quackery product marketing.
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Though most of the teasing was good-natured, Dirty Jobs host Mike Rowe was not here for it, writing the following impassioned missive about "our country's war on work" on Facebook: Lest you think this is the first pair of pants to provoke outrage on the internet, well, you'd be wrong.
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And while Maleficent has been established as a franchise that cares first and foremost about women, it offers a warm celebration of male allyship via Sam Riley's doting raven shapeshifter Diaval (as delightful here as he was in the first film) and an appreciably humble, good-natured take on Prince Phillip.
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The special effects have been significantly improved since the original's ugly moonscapes, allowing for goofiness like Hitler launching an attack from the back of a Tyrannosaurus rex, and a chase scene where Obi, Sasha, and Obi's brawny and extremely good-natured soldier buddy Malcolm (Kit Dale) ride chariots pulled by triceratops.
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"Drag Race" has always been a show that knows how to balances scripted moments and genuine interactions — by turning the shadiness and catty drama underlining the plot of almost every major reality show into a good-natured theatrical performance, in which contestants earn points for the ability to mock one another.
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The visitors who do turn up regularly in Patsy's yard are her likable but unsettled grandson, Louis, played by the appealing Matt Biagini; her prickly daughter, Lucy, whose bristling resentments are sympathetically rendered by Bethany Caputo; and Louis's inamorata, Ashley, whose good-natured warmth is nicely conveyed by Megan Mekjian.
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The Bettencourters looked to Rutherford to see how they should proceed; he decided the only sporting response was a good natured one, so he and his brethren had another table brought into the room, had the waiters set places at it and sat there and ate alongside all the Wenches.
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In "My Brother's Husband," small hints of the erotic edge onto the pages, particularly in Tagame's detailed drawings of men's (mostly clothed) bodies, but this careful, good-natured, family-friendly story offers something for everybody — kids and adults alike — even as it introduces real complexity around sex and gender expectations.
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Konrad Krajewski, a good-natured Pole who has handed out sleeping bags to homeless people on frigid Roman nights and driven poor people to seaside day trips paid for by the Vatican, reflects the pope's determination to make the Catholic Church known for its attention to those on life's margins.
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"This Is Your Brain on Sports" (Crown Archetype), by L. Jon Wertheim and Sam Sommers, is a reader-friendly look at what the authors refer to as "all the batshit craziness that courses through the sports ecosystem"—a phrase that captures nicely the jocular and good-natured spirit of their undertaking.
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What began as a good-natured attempt by a man to make history come alive for his son turned into headline-grabbing news this week when Daniel, aided by Mr. Kristiansen, discovered the wreckage of a German warplane, along with the remains of a man who might have been its pilot.
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The good-natured protests pull in entire families, with small children holding grandparents' hands, banners in the red, gold and blue colours of the independence movement flying—"and not a single piece of litter on the street", claims Jordi Sánchez, president of the Catalan National Assembly, the group that organises the festivities.
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A self-effacing, good-natured, vivacious Texan who professed to be awed by celebrities, Ms. Smith was the antithesis of the brutal columnist J. J. Hunsecker in Clifford Odets and Ernest Lehman's screenplay for "Sweet Smell of Success," which portrayed sinister power games in a seamy world of press agents and nightclubs.
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The broadening inquiry produced an unusual spectacle as friends and classmates from Judge Kavanaugh's past provided dueling portraits of the nominee in his younger days — either a good-natured student incapable of the alleged behavior or a stumbling drunk who could easily have blacked out and forgotten inappropriate behavior at alcohol-soaked parties.
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Marquan's grin grows impossibly wide when I ask him to recount the first time he beat his dad in a game, but before he can tell me about out-rolling his old man at age 12, his father himself barrels into the conversation to hit his son with some good-natured ribbing.
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In the clip, Richard Castle (Nathan Fillion) and Kate Beckett (Katic) interview the victim of a crime in the hospital – and though it's pretty obvious to the show's protagonists who may have done it, the man appears so good-natured that he doesn't want to believe it could have been a former employee of his.
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I miss my father's fund of knowledge and the way he knew something about everything, and his professorial tendency to lecture at the dinner table, and his inability to remember that he had told his jokes before, and his good-natured acceptance when he started one and every grandchild could provide the punch line.
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The comedy still feels fresh, too, encapsulating a knowing and largely good-natured skewering of the struggles that come with being left behind by television's embrace of the now, as well as a caricature of self-serious Hollywood types and anyone who's ever referred to acting as a "calling" similar to, well, crime-fighting.
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He is also embroiled in a series of volatile alliances with eminent figures of the European left, notably Wilhelm Weitling (Alexander Scheer), a bombastic orator whose ideas sound vaporous at best, and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon (the marvelous Olivier Gourmet), a good-natured philosopher who seems to be the hardest-working anarchist in show business.
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Critic's Notebook The Colombian songwriter Juanes, a superstar across Latin America, could easily have released his new album, "Mis Planes Son Amarte" ("My Plans Are to Love You"), on its own terms: as a set of a dozen gleaming, tuneful, good-natured songs about love, featuring his amiable voice and his strategically syncopated guitars.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyLawmakers say Zuckerberg has agreed to 'cooperate' with antitrust probe Trump judicial picks face rare GOP opposition Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg courts critics on Capitol Hill | Amazon makes climate pledge | Senate panel approves 0M for state election security MORE (R) with his Hawley Hops spiced ale, after some good-natured ribbing.
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They live in a land where spending hours getting your makeup done isn't a waste of time, but rather an event worthy of a 20-minute YouTube video — a place where the only people grabbing at your boobs or your butt will be your sisters praising your sexiness or giving you a good-natured hard time.
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Francis&apos choice of Monsignor Konrad Krajewski, a good-natured Pole who personally has handed out sleeping bags to homeless on frigid Roman nights and driven poor people to seaside day trips paid for by the Vatican, reflects the pontiff&aposs determination to make the Catholic Church known for its attention to those on life&aposs margins.
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Even his latter-day counterpart Pepe the Frog was originally a good-natured slacker, first drawn in a 2005 comic strip by Matt Furie, before being co-opted as a symbol of the alt-right movement, whose members seem to have conflated Pepe with Kek, the frog-headed Egyptian god representing the darkness before the world was born.
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At Allison's side, and in her creative thrall, were four friends enlisted to help execute her plans: a young producer energized by the vintage studio equipment at hand; a good-natured guitar player (who also happened to be Allison's boyfriend); a lanky bassist; and an old pal with a video camera, hired to document the process.
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While I anticipated lots of people on Twitter to have opinions about the movie (I had already had good-natured arguments with friends who saw the film before it hit the streaming service, which produced it), I completely did not imagine the internet would spend the weekend turning its most memorable scene—that gut-wrenching fight—into something funny.
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Since his enfant terrible debut in 1984, Mr. Jacobs has been a proponent of more, more, more: more frills and fabulosity (as guests wearing the enormous concoctions from his recent runway shows could attest), more radical honesty (as anyone who can remember the tabloid high jinks around his slips and sexcapades) and more good-natured shrugging about both.
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The mock awards at Tremper, which coaches described as good-natured teasing but left a number of parents and teammates appalled, have drawn the scrutiny of the American Civil Liberties Union, which on Tuesday sent Kenosha Unified School District a formal warning that it might sue, saying that it had "failed to take any meaningful corrective action" in the case.
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Batman and Superman are taking their rivalry to the NASCAR race track, thanks to the good-natured support of decorated drivers Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr. The Hendrick Motorsports teammates are driving superhero-themed cars for their race this weekend at the Auto Club Speedway in southern California as part of a partnership with the upcoming release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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One of the men at the end of the bar said something then, and the other two looked at Marciano and broke out laughing, and whether it was good-natured or not, a little joke at his expense, it made him feel tight in his chest and the cough came up again, so severe this time he thought he was going to pass out.
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But the fact you have to define the traits of each side twice over shows this dichotomy up as one that doesn't exist, a lie fed by this portrayal of rural England as a blankly beautiful, green and blue place for simple, good-natured people to sit about staring at cows until a rich man calls up and says he wants to marry your daughter.
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As the reporter for the Baltimore Afro-American put it: A good-natured burst of laughter from all parts of the hall interrupted Mr. Stoddard when, in explaining his bi-racial theory and attempting to show that it did not mean discrimination, said that under such a system there would be the same kind of schools for Negroes, but separate, the same kind of railway coaches, but separate. . . .
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Xavier BecerraXavier BecerraCalifornia leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs California counties file first lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE (Calif.) The eagerness of Becerra to win the vice presidential slot has been the subject of some good-natured mockery from his colleagues.
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From the good-natured teacher Mr. Simmons, one of Nickelodeon's first almost-out LGBT characters, desperately trying to keep his own fractured family together on Thanksgiving, to the boarder Oscar, whose shiftlessness nearly costs him his marriage, the adult supporting characters serve as dark mirrors, providing the children with glimpses of adulthood they must learn to negotiate for themselves, without the easy, built-in answers a "perfect" family model might provide.
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"Every time I talk with him – which is almost every day – he's extremely good-natured, [and] in a great mood …" While West's energies have been focused on new ventures – including his album The Life of Pablo and Yeezy Season 3 clothing line launch – the source points out he is also "excited about his family" and "being a good father" to daughter North, 2, and son Saint, 2 months, with wife Kim Kardashian West, 35.
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