The tone of the meetings had been friendly and jovial.
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Associates describe Fertitta as jovial, versatile, inquisitive — and usually outspoken.
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When in a jovial mood, he is charming, if overbearing.
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My jovial association of Peeps with spring was ruined forever.
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The vibe is jovial, but many have harrowing personal stories.
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Yet the normally jovial Herrera also joked about his situation.
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His new colleagues also seemed to be in jovial spirits.
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His Vicomte is a cad, sure, but a jovial one.
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He is a jovial, personable character, and a reassuring presence.
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But the jovial chef serving them had an Ontario accent.
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This is a jovial kiki about Madonna's broken ass journey.
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Owl is lonely, yes, but jovial, natural, staunch, a survivor.
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She is a jovial figure, as well as an intellectual individual.
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But "Puffs" exudes a jovial, winking fondness for all things Harry.
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In "Captain America: Civil War," Peter is eager, awkward and jovial.
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But the review still circles around a mostly positive, jovial tone.
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He was warm and jovial and got straight down to business.
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Their leader was a stout, jovial man known as Abu Anas.
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These types of meet and greets can be jovial and communal.
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As with most weddings, the vibes were jovial at the dinner.
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Be jovial and anecdotal, but do not go on and on.
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They are intimate feelings that you're not sharing with your jovial bros.
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The mood appeared cordial, even jovial, during his two days in Pyongyang.
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The mood was far less jovial in Belgium earlier in the day.
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This version of Detective Pikachu is a surprising, jovial, and ridiculous jaunt.
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Scaramucci accepted CNN's apology before resuming a jovial relationship with the network.
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That jovial spirit disappeared tonight, thanks to Clinton's ability to needle Trump.
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If he had been pleasant and jovial before, now he became incandescent.
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Your jovial nature is attractive to everyone, but especially so right now.
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Or, if he hadn't, Plumb probably didn't expect such a jovial response.
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Dr. Akalonu, a jovial man in his mid-sixties with an easy,
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Later on, the moon meets jovial Jupiter, bringing exciting opportunities your way.
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Play this mix all day and you'll be in a jovial mood.
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The police here for Storm Area 51, though, were friendly—jovial even.
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The mood was jovial, as children danced and sang with the couple.
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The moon also opposes jovial Jupiter, and an energy of abundance flows.
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Mean Saturn loves to say no , but jovial Jupiter loves to say yes .
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The mood was jovial, as Trump, surrounded by family, joked with congressional leaders.
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An air of jovial camaraderie pervaded the din of conversation as we waited.
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Maybe you want to destroy some cartoon ghosts as a jovial cat wizard.
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Gutfeld read Trump's reprehensible tweets in a jovial fashion, laughing and joking throughout.
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But will jovial Jupiter and good PR be enough to save the day?
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In one painting, a jovial Kim Jong-un is surrounded by Disney characters.
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You do this out of secondhand shame, but also out of jovial bemusement.
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My sons made kissy noises and my reaction was not jovial or light.
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The Command Rated PG-13 for jovial drunkenness and terrible things happening underwater.
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He's a clockwork Belsnickel [a less-than-jovial representative of German Christmastime folklore].
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" More recently, a jovial older man exclaimed, "You've got to be kidding me!
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The atmosphere in the kitchen was extremely fast-paced but jovial and casual.
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Jacob is gentle and jovial, articulating emotions that Jessica herself struggles to name.
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Communication planet Mercury makes a helpful connection with jovial Jupiter, inspiring exciting conversations.
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Love and money planet Venus connects with jovial Jupiter, bringing gifts your way!
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The moon opposes jovial Jupiter at 7:35 PM, stirring up big emotions.
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He had the air of a jovial, portly uncle presiding over a family gathering.
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So it makes sense that behinds the scenes, the cast was just as jovial.
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So ha ha hands off ha ha I am laughing because we are jovial!
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Our hike in was wet and chilly, the trail muddy, but our spirits jovial.
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Olympic gymnast Laurie Hernandez and Val were a little more jovial in their video.
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No word yet on any jovial trash talk from Melania Trump to the prince.
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Kwasi, who is from Shirley, New York, described a jovial childhood with high expectations.
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Those who are "jolly" or "jovial" are more often pot-bellied than stick-thin.
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The governor was in a jovial mood as he signed the bill into law.
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He opted not to due to the locker room's "jovial atmosphere," according to NOLA.com.
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The usually jovial and hilarious "Jeopardy!" champ wasn't pulling punches in defending the show.
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An especially jovial mood flows at home when Venus meets Jupiter on January 22—cute!
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Your ruling planet Mercury clashes with jovial Jupiter, making it an exciting day for meetings!
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Yet for all the jovial colour of the occasion, democracy in Zambia is not well.
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Her elastic, jovial art delights in transforming things into figures, and figures back into things.
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A once jovial Dodger Stadium tensed at the realization that another horrifying playoff exit loomed.
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A jovial group of four women from Hong Kong swept him up for a selfie.
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The speaker was charismatic, exhibited a warm, jovial disposition and a wonderful sense of humor.
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"You gotta give the guy credit," he said, his usually jovial voice thick with sarcasm.
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Hank swings heavily from jovial to demonic, light-hearted to intimidating, sober to blackout drunk.
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He was jovial, kind, a trailblazer for his faith and a beacon for his community.
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Can Gabriel and the jovial Mr. Brown (Peter Cormican) keep him on a tight leash?
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Dingell had said on Monday her husband had retained his jovial mood after the attack.
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The mood on Air Force One back to Washington was jovial, one person told CNN.
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How else are we meant to react to political discourse if not with jovial image editing?
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Venus meets jovial Jupiter in Virgo on August 27, which will be healing for you, Libra.
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What is the best way to respond to sad information relayed on such a jovial note?
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A proud—and vocal—elder statesman of spirits, Prichard is at once jovial and bullshit-free.
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With his receding hairline and bushy handlebar mustache, he resembled a younger, more jovial David Crosby.
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I found my Hopper from the beginning — still just as jovial, but nothing short of bewildered.
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North Korea's young leader looks jovial beside his U.S. counterpart, who is roughly twice his age.
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The mood was jovial at the handoff, with the volunteers from both sides celebrating their unity.
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While in Somalia, Musa said he was subjected to a "jovial" interrogation over lunch by Gichunge.
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They're being jovial, but they're also evoking the dream at the heart of the cookbook business.
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I met Mr. Sarfo's jovial attorney, Udo Würtz, in his stately office, decorated with African art.
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Mr Johnson was frequently presented as a jovial figure—a clown or Bertie Wooster-style buffoon.
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I'd call him and he'd always ask me how I was and would be very jovial.
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Then the acknowledgment from the pistol, which seemed almost jovial once I got used to it.
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In 2011, it came to Brooklyn, where it is host to a jovial mixture of styles.
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" He said that together, the doctor and the senator would act "very friendly, jovial and lighthearted.
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He opted not to do so because of the locker room's "jovial atmosphere," according to NOLA.com.
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The conversation didn't seem especially jovial; Sanders still has not dropped out of the presidential race.
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They all remember a jovial, if formally-dressed, figure greeting the strangers who crossed his path.
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But thousands of jovial North Koreans clapped in unison and rallied support for their leader Kim.
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Mr. Cariou makes for jovial company and draws the audience into a comfortable intimacy with little effort.
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They're in that mood already, more friendly and jovial, so they're more likely to hit it off.
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Perhaps ridding jousting of historical accuracy and jovial role play is too great a sacrifice to make.
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He had a "a jovial face," and easily made friends on his many work trips, Kim said.
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Some societies have a jovial, party-like atmosphere during these twice-weekly meetings; others are more serious.
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Or rather that of Richard Dreyfuss, who gives a polished, surprisingly jovial performance in an underwritten role.
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The jovial young Dutchman had apparently gathered that 'shitloads' was a colourful synonym for the bland 'lots'.
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Overlaying the camouflaged jackets are cross-stitched jovial scenes, drawn by Thai Muslim schoolchildren, found by Siributr.
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Until then, enjoy these innocent, jovial bundles of black-and-white fluff tumbling about like sweet snowballs.
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Hallwarth is a chatty, jovial news junkie who works in supply-chain analytics for a distribution company.
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A jovial man with a scraggly silver beard, Pharr suddenly stopped smiling when he heard the question.
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The broadcaster also showed footage of a jovial Mnangagwa walking around the state house gardens in Bulawayo.
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In Westeros, there's no better underdog to get behind than the jovial and ever-loyal Samwell Tarly.
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Hence the sadness engraved on del Toro's features, which are scarcely jovial at the best of times.
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The ever-present specter of doom and gloom didn't stop some from having a jovial attitude though.
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The moon meets jovial Jupiter at 7:23 PM, finding us in a generous and easygoing mood.
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"Church" is a jovial, shoulder-shaking anthem soaked in gospel textures and featuring a verse from EARTHGANG.
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It feels jovial and supportive in that environment, but it's ultimately a sinister seclusion from natural life.
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Conteh, a jovial chap and sharp commentator, was noticeably absent at ringside and noticeably absent in general.
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The Norseman, whose name was Halfdan, kept up a jovial patter as we sped past frozen fjordscapes.
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If it's a meeting that is jovial or happy, then it's going to show in the pictures.
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Nigerian end of spectrum, it can be just a jovial question of whose jollof rice is best.
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There's the jovial full-time sanitation worker who carves out enough time to coach his son's team.
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Alben is a hale and jovial older man with a round paunch and a push-broom mustache.
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But the microphone he was wearing was still on and it recorded him making a jovial hum.
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And Kaine's jovial political persona seems hardly suited to deeper digs against the scandal-ridden Republican nominee.
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This evening is especially jovial as the Moon connects with lucky Jupiter, which is currently in your sign.
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She's a jovial person, energized by complicated ideas and determined to make them clear to whomever she's speaking.
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By coming across as warm, jovial and eminently reasonable, the capo has morphed into something respectable, even statesmanlike.
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Accompanied by his wife, Jill, Biden appeared jovial as he posed for selfies at around 7:30 a.m.
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The moon in Aquarius connects with lucky Jupiter at 8:51 AM, creating a jovial and harmonious energy.
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A jovial middle-aged man pokes the order button on a touchscreen from the comfort of his armchair.
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According to federal prosecutors, last summer's jovial congressional picnic at the White House quickly turned south for Rep.
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" The piano stays jovial while he asks, "What's this shaking…" and then, lonelier than ever, "Where is father...?
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Venus and Mars square off to bring tension—but the good kind, thanks to jovial Jupiter's beneficial influence.
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All times ET. Your ruling planet Mercury clashes with jovial Jupiter, creating an exciting energy, especially at home.
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The finish line was similarly jovial, as inmates, outsiders, and guards chatted casually over sports drinks and bananas.
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For all of Mr. Lavrov's jovial spin, though, the optics were not what the Kremlin had in mind.
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Bill Cosby, center, appeared relaxed — even jovial — on the first day of his sexual assault trial, near Philadelphia.
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But Young Thug, hip-hop's great eccentric — he sounds sparkly, almost jovial, and worst of all, crystal clear.
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An atmosphere of luck and abundance is in the air thanks to the sun's connection with jovial Jupiter!
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But for all their mocking, jovial tone, the underground man's observations have more serious and far-reaching implications.
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It emerged as a jovial, half-smirking old man, with woefulness, or maybe just exhaustion, behind his eyes.
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For such a violent scene, there's something surprisingly jovial about the way Rembrandt paints the servant and Delilah.
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The Pakistani group hosts inventively named sessions for "Jovial Janeites" such as "Austentatious tea parties" and "chai and chatter".
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The jovial joint appearance comes less than three weeks after Vanessa filed for divorce from the president's eldest son.
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After maybe 15 seconds of competing, the middleweight Sumo champion threw me to the ground with a jovial laugh.
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The painting, which has since gone viral, depicts Trump and former Republican presidents looking jovial over drinks and conversation.
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Now the 80-year-old senator needles Trump with a smile, and an almost jovial attitude around the Capitol.
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But my favorite is Tammie, a jovial steamroller of a woman with a gracious twang and a brunette bob.
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The moon in intellectual air sign Libra connects with jovial Jupiter at 5:30 AM, inspiring a harmonious mood.
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After graduating from the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, he quickly sped through jovial assignments in Bombay, Egypt, and Sudan.
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Friends and family recalled Mr. Álvarez as a jovial yet feisty character, prone to long political discussions over dinner.
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At the hospital, a different side of Frederick's personality emerged: he was at ease and even, at times, jovial.
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M. was gloriously larger than life, and also, well, gloriously large — a jovial bear with a classic Brooklyn accent.
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Quentin: You are also known for a Twitter avatar of a jovial cartoon bear usually associated with toilet tissue.
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When he met leaders face-to-face inside the neo-gothic Manoir Richelieu hotel, the mood was more jovial.
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It's evokes the side of Christmas that is so jovial it almost becomes terrifying, so saccharine it becomes sinister.
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The sun was now descending over Shoreditch, and the din inside became increasingly jovial, but well shy of raucous.
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As always with jovial Jupiter, an over-the-top energy is in the air, so watch out for overindulging.
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Just don't tell that to his arch-bagel-rival, Joe Morena, the jovial owner of nearby St-Viateur Bagel.
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"My friendship with Rob was jovial and this exchange was just a part of a ridiculous banter," he said.
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They have drawn on 150 respondents, friendly and mostly jovial, along with a good many quotations from Nichols himself.
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Editorial Notebook It was a curious week for President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela to launch a jovial radio show.
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In the early years of Howard's career, his hulking physique, athleticism and jovial personality cemented him as a star.
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In the early years of Howard's career, his hulking physique, athleticism and jovial personality cemented him as a star.
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Zuma, who also attended the meeting, was described as being calm and jovial by the party's chief whip Jackson Mthembu.
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Lior Ron is a jovial Israeli who co-founded Otto, the self-driving truck company acquired by Uber last summer.
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After the fundraiser, after the jovial conversation with the fan, after the cheeseburgers were finished and their wrappers crumpled up.
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Grant said the jovial atmosphere on the film's set helped him conquer some serious nervousness over co-starring with Streep.
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Sure, there was some jovial ribbing of former Speaker of the House John Boehner, whose emotional bouts were well-chronicled.
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He said he was "like a big brother" to his cousin and described him as loving, jovial and family-oriented.
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As in " The Master " (2012) and the more jovial " Inherent Vice " (2014), Anderson conducts much of the action in closeup.
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The Moon in Cancer connects with jovial Jupiter in Virgo at 7:25 AM, creating good vibes early this morning!
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Others seem jovial, laughing as they wave contemptuously to the few demonstrators lingering on the far side of the river.
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Beatriz is staring at a vibrant painting of herself — she appears jovial, almost as if she were caught mid-laugh.
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A stretch will start out sounding like some jovial toccata, then break into fractured phrases, brutal rhythms and gnashing harmonies.
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Martínez was smiling and cheering throughout, and Clijsters said Martínez's jovial approach has loosened Muguruza's intensity at the right times.
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Yet simply hearing the jovial bar staff recount the tall tales associated with the cantina is half the fun in itself.
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To judge by Mr Pompeo's jovial demeanour in Riyadh, both the American and Saudi governments want the issue to go away.
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Chaim: I actually didn't assume Bob was going to be evil, because he was played by the ever-jovial Sean Astin.
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Ajay Kumar, one of Tiwari's friends, described him as a hard working, jovial person who was fond of singing folk songs.
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The human realm is led by King Harrow, a widowed monarch with two sons, the jovial Callum and jelly-loving Ezran.
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THREE years ago John Radcliffe, a jovial retired lobbyist in Hawaii, was diagnosed with terminal stage four colon and liver cancer.
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One of my favorite days for you this month is August 27, when sweet Venus meets jovial Jupiter in your sign.
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But beware: Even if the widow is jovial, you are less likely to get in trouble being somber than being funny.
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" I tried to seem incredulous in a jovial sort of way: "Gosh, I might be losing my mind, er, ha-ha!
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In particular, last week's suspiciously jovial visit to a Confederate flag homestead felt like the series giving itself an easy out.
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That said, enjoy the jovial atmosphere; people are exaggerating, but it's not really malicious, they're just thinking big and feeling optimistic.
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There are so many things I hate about requests to make a drink strong, even when made in a jovial manner.
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Sweet, sexy Venus connects with jovial Jupiter during this new moon, creating a flirty, social energy, and bringing luck your way.
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With jovial bad taste and a bag of gruesome tricks, the director Chelsea Stardust cheerfully invites her audience to hail Satan.
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Maybe you will get the jovial, welcoming treatment I got one night when no wish went unfulfilled, no matter how minor.
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The business titan and the "jovial" president were reportedly seen engaged in "animated conversations" at the ski chalet town in Switzerland.
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Trump, who has attacked the press as an "enemy of the people," teased the media in more jovial manner Saturday night.
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Monfils, raised on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, is jovial and exuberant, one of the more charismatic players on tour.
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Mr. Rivlin, 80, an often jovial Likud veteran and former Parliament speaker, is known to be no fan of Mr. Netanyahu's.
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Li, who remains very prominent in the running of his companies, appeared jovial and healthy when he met reporters in March.
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Officer was 'a jovial person' Toney, who was originally from Southern California, had been with the department for almost three years.
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His Gwinnett colleagues "recall a very jovial person who was dedicated to his job and dedicated to his community," Ayers said.
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Pompeo acknowledged disagreements with Bolton on Tuesday and appeared jovial after the security chief's ouster at a news conference with reporters.
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For dessert, a sister, the jovial Aline stationed behind the bar, would slice up and plate the juiciest mangos in town.
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For dessert, a sister, the jovial Aline stationed behind the bar, would slice up and plate the juiciest mangos in town.
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A jovial woman, she has lived in the village for 14 years, moving to the area right after she was married.
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Yet the sum of the jovial, rackety din of these 1960s sculptures makes for a noise symphony of great textural diversity.
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Nicholas Smarr, a Marine veteran so jovial people called him Smiles, was a member of the Americus police force in southwest Georgia.
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As the Latin proverb cited by a jovial immigration lawyer goes: "Your own property is in peril when your neighbour's house burns."
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Jovial Jupiter and power planet Pluto are here to help you figure that out—even though it might not be totally comfortable!
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Rotund and jovial, Mr Gabriel can be a loose cannon; he recently gave a group of far-right protesters the middle finger.
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There was a lot of banter; the instructor asked me if I had any last words, in kind of a jovial sense.
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The year started with jovial Jupiter in ambitious Sagittarius, pushing us to try new experiences and putting us in an optimistic mood.
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Bill Cosby, the jovial comedian who gave us Fat Albert and Dr. Huxtable, was convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman.
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Sikorski stood at a podium and opened his remarks with a jovial wisecrack at his rival institution, delivered in a posh accent.
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Best case, jovial Jupiter's connection with Neptune will bring you a massive boost of fun, romance, and creativity, and luck around money.
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Sanders was energetic, focused, and jovial during the debate, which is precisely the boost his campaign needed amid concerns over his health.
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I wanted to capture a candid, jovial, blithe moment shared between teenagers when no one is caring or worried about who's watching.
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These assistants seem like jovial boys, but the movie is clear in implicating both them and everyone else in the boss's misdeeds.
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Lavoie said Karen's brother, Stephen, was the outgoing one—much like their "jovial, larger than life" dad—while Karen took after Adele.
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The two embraced before the cameras: the former soldier painfully thin, his eyes clouded by cataracts; the monk apple-cheeked and jovial.
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Spirited, even jovial, but otherwise low-key, Mr. Pierre wore a favorite black velvet jacket from Uniqlo accented with an Hermès scarf.
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Mr. Caspers, a jovial amateur singer and actor, occasionally belted out a bit of "Ol' Man River" or some other show tune.
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A bespectacled onetime pipe smoker with a jovial laugh, Mr. Vorspan was famous in the Reform movement for his jokes as well.
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When asked about the initial response to the film, the not-so jovial Penn attempted to give the most subdued answer possible.
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Leo season is a jovial time that's ripe for playing, dating, and partying, so go enjoy yourself and care for your inner circle.
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But the Obamas' visit to Buckingham Palace was a jovial time for the couple, even if it did include some odd rodent drama.
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At Rachel Uffner Gallery, Curtis Talwst Santiago's depictions of jovial, costumed individuals combine materials for a nostalgic take on Black traditions of Carnival.
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Roger, who was more of an outsider in a jovial society of buddies, functioned better in the hustler bars, where men went alone.
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At the Grand Synagogue after the morning services on a recent Saturday, the atmosphere was jovial at the kiddush, the post-prayer collation.
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The second spot was a general swag area and "help desk," where a jovial woman thrust a Facebook tote bag into my hands.
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Over time he also became the face of Chinese economic policy in global markets, much liked for his jovial manner and straight talk.
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"Everyone's very jovial," Fiennes, 47, continued while speaking with PEOPLE's JD Heyman and Lola Ogunnaike, host of Entertainment Weekly: The Show on PeopleTV.
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Saturn (March 25 through August 13): The opposite of jovial Jupiter, Saturn is the grinch of the zodiac, ruling confinement, fear, and obstacles.
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Also, it's pretty telling that you have such a jovial response to our nation's president having a food fight in the White House.
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The silly, boozy, and jovial little sister to the over-arching Bachelor-franchise on ABC has been at the heart of a scandal.
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Booker had a reputation at the time as a great communicator, a jovial Twitter presence who delighted in shoveling residents' walkways during snowstorms.
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Good vibes will flow and people will be feeling philosophical at 11:54 PM, when the Moon connects with jovial Jupiter in Virgo.
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GETTING IN The bar is ostensibly by appointment only, but the jovial bouncer accepted walk-ins without a blink on a Saturday night.
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Nothing after the Holocaust is ever straightforward in Germany, not even the jovial smile of the rabbi who conducted the service that day.
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Seth Meyers welcomed Donald Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway to Late Night on January 10 for an interview, greeting her with a jovial smile.
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You can wonder about the sorrow in Alek's eyes, about the hint of a temper underneath Spencer's jovial energy, about Anthony's skeptical detachment.
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The moon in cool air sign Aquarius connects with jovial Jupiter at 1:22 AM, creating a social energy that's perfect for networking!
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He looked ill, but acted jovial, drinking with his Czech hosts and joking that his doctor had prescribed whiskey for high blood pressure.
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For as vulgar and as scolding as these two men were with each other before the fight, they were loose and jovial afterward.
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At this point a previously jovial affair can make the swift jump from "relaxed" to "incredibly tense" in a mere matter of seconds.
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You're seeing your goals clearly now, and feeling connected with your partners as the sun, our source of vitality, connects with jovial Jupiter.
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In Colorado Springs, during a jovial set for a couple hundred enthusiasts, he did the mop thing, the eyebrow thing, the bust down.
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The two engaged in an earnest and even jovial hour and forty five minute conversation about issues like democracy, privacy, surveillance, misinformation, and more.
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The jovial lady we first saw chortling in her car outside of a Texas Kohl's now has her own action figure, courtesy of Hasbro.
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Herb Kohl and Russ Feingold (who is running again), the politicians who win in the state come off as jovial, earnest and self-deprecating.
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We all know Cancer is a moody AF sign, but with seductive Venus in the mix, along with jovial Jupiter, the mood is harmonious.
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Today, that's especially true: The Sun and jovial Jupiter meet in fellow Air sign Libra, sending you flirty vibes and invitations to awesome parties.
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Doocy, who has hosted "Fox & Friends" since its inception, in 1998, is the show's jovial, distant dad, greeting all comers with a bemused rictus.
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That jovial attitude extended to Mr. Brooks's band and backup singers, perhaps the most excited and positive group of performers on any stage, anywhere.
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Character Study Once upon a time there was a big, jovial king in Queens whose subjects lined up at his falafel cart in Astoria.
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Thankfully, Kate Evans—a jovial, pink-haired British cartoonist—was commissioned to write and illustrate a biography of Luxemburg by The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation.
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You always throw the best parties, and this year's is sure to be over-the-top thanks to jovial Jupiter being in your sign.
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Lochte arrived to his Charlotte, NC crib with girlfriend Kayla Rae Reid Saturday afternoon ... and one thing's for sure, he's not looking too jovial.
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Normally a jovial kid, he'd been a bit sick in recent weeks with an occasional fever, but nothing of notable concern to our pediatrician.
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But he's a bit of a letdown when playing reformed Scrooge — even though jovial, chuckling Patrick Stewart is one of this planet's greatest treasures.
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The night of the Pizza Hut meeting, Ms. Rentz stopped for a quick dinner at a warm and jovial seafood restaurant up the road.
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On Sundays, particularly at lunchtime, we still longed for our favorite British pubs, where one could always find a hearty roast and jovial crowd.
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Back in his house, back on Instagram, Mr. Khaled watched a day-old video of himself dancing at a radio station, jovial and blustering.
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Security was tight but jovial, and after a bag search, we strode across some grassland to reach the path leading up to the church.
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Pompeo was jovial and his mentality was "what a day, what a life, what a job," explained a source who was at the event.
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Not quite as jovial as your typical Christmas song, but it's still technically about the holidays and has the word "Christmas" in the title.
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Conceived with a wink and performed with absolute conviction, his work aptly embodies the spirit of Halloween as a jovial celebration of all things frightful.
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The two chief rabbis sell the country's entire supply of bread to Hussein Jaber, a jovial hotelier from the village of Abu Ghosh outside Jerusalem.
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Cannes is glitzy and glamorous (and a little sexist), Venice is the matriarch (and even more sexist), Telluride is cozy, and TIFF is jovial, eh.
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He appeared jovial on his first trip abroad, he announced billions in Saudi investment in the U.S., and his speech on terrorism was well received.
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The cidade maravilhosa – the "Marvelous City" – was cold and dark, the furthest thing from the vibrant, jovial landscapes you'll see on a Google image search.
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A source who ran into Gates last week — before the CNN story broke about the imminent indictments — said his usually jovial associate looked "pretty dispirited."
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" Although Kourtney, 38 poses the question with a serious tone, the exes' conversation quickly turns jovial when Disick quips back, "Aw, you wanna make out?
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Chris wrestled his whole life to take instability and loss in stride; he could be a jovial, calm guy until the shit hit the fan.
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Trump's three most recent predecessors — Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton — took in the tournament together last week, appearing jovial in photographs.
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A Senate confirmation hearing got off to a jovial start on Wednesday with some kind words and a ringing endorsement from the chamber's top Republican.
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"I told him that the next time he came we might play some football," a seemingly jovial and relaxed Mr. Netanyahu said in a video.
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Erykah Badu once again hosts this jovial affair, which was taped earlier this month and pays homage to '90s R&B stars while highlighting newcomers.
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Security is important to you, and an opportunity to grow your sense of stability arrives as the moon makes a helpful connection with jovial Jupiter.
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It's a fun day to party on September 24 when chatty Mercury connects with jovial Jupiter and exciting news and helpful friends come your way!
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The atmosphere was jovial: At one point, Philippe Gavignet, a council member and winemaker, stood before the group to introduce one of his own bottles.
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Even Waititi's Hitler, so jovial — and to be completely honest, almost problematically endearing — in the beginning, reveals a rotten underbelly in the film's final moments.
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"If your organization is planning to use this more jovial, informal method of communication, make sure the current work environment values those things as well."
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For fans, these pop culture holidays provide jovial excuses to rush to the theater/couch/game store and splurge like it's Black Friday on Jakku.
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In the wake of his death, Mr. Moi has been described as compassionate, a jovial leader and a "disciplinarian" with an aptitude for problem-solving.
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His detractors, however, "tell me I will go to hell," said Father Sandoval, a jovial, 49-year-old Capuchin friar with a penchant for swearing.
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I would go to parties or the bar jovial and in high spirits, only to end up crying alone afterward, sometimes at home, sometimes in public.
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Zuma has faced protests following a much-criticized cabinet reshuffle last month but the president appeared jovial at his 75th birthday celebrations, dancing and cracking jokes.
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Cosby walked in with comedian Joe Torry and actor Lewis Dix Jr. Thursday, and the pals seemed very relaxed, even jovial -- despite serious allegations against Cosby.
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The villain is shown as a jovial farmer, someone who's on a first-name basis with Judith, and seemingly at peace with Rick and the others.
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He appeared at an event at the conservative Heritage Foundation on Wednesday and appeared in a jovial mood and his wife, Virginia, was in the audience.
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Networking felt natural, selling my abilities was done in such a jovial way and I didn't have any 'real' skills back then (I thought I did!).
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Danielle Thomas insisted that Elizabeth was still the jovial and playful teenager, who had peanut butter fights with her siblings in the middle of the kitchen.
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Mercury opposes Jupiter on May 30, creating a jovial and open-minded energy, especially in your relationships—but again, don't be lazy and miss important details!
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Trump's jovial visit to Poland will stand in stark contrast to his visit to Hamburg, Germany, where contentious meetings with leaders skeptical of his leadership await.
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On the other side is Timothy Spall's sly, jovial portrayal of Mr. Irving, who argued his own defense, as a canny trickster with an impregnable ego.
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Zuma has faced protests following a much-criticised cabinet reshuffle last month but the president appeared jovial at his 75th birthday celebrations, dancing and cracking jokes.
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" It's a honky-tonk bounce that's more jovial than angry, observing, "If it's a bunch of clowns you voted in/Election Day is comin' round again.
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There's Fluther Good (Michael Mellamphy), a jovial carpenter who uses the word "derogatory" for anything that's not good ("every derogatory thought went out o' me mind").
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Omaira Ortiz, a jovial schoolteacher with a mop of curly hair, suggested that the presence of the dogs seemed to drain the pageant of bad vibes.
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In our writing prompts on The Learning Network, we love to ask teenagers about jovial topics like their favorite scents and their most memorable neighborhood celebrations.
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In previous debates, Steyer has largely been a jovial presence -- but has insisted his business experience best qualify him to take on Trump on the economy.
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Public Service Commissioner – and jovial cattle farmer – Foster Campbell will face off against Republican State Treasurer John Kennedy, a twice-failed Senate candidate, in a Dec.
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For the most part, people thought it was kind of funny, and responded in a jovial way, and I had a lot of fun doing it.
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Kodak's talk with the Breakfast Club, on the Hot 97 rival station Power 105, was much more jovial, including banter about safe sex and child support.
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Jovial Jupiter is one of our favorite planets, especially when it's in cooperative, smart Air sign Libra; however, Jupiter does love to exaggerate and overdo things.
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Santos, a 40-year-old former airport cleaner, said the Real Madrid striker had asked him to make the portrait more jovial, and had praised his efforts.
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Others complain that it has let tycoons and politicians evict a jovial medley of religions and classes from the old city to grab its best real estate.
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I cannot reiterate how grateful I am to y'all for letting us trouble shoot between songs and for singing me happy bday and being all around jovial.
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Jovial, generous Sagittarius is optimistic about money—Sagittarius is the jack of all trades with many valuable skills, and you, too, are tapping into this abundant energy.
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So went the jovial greetings at a Midget Squadron Yacht Club party last weekend, as the club members — all male — greeted Helen Salogub by her new title.
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John speaks out as well: He sat for several hours with ABC News' Amy Robach, who tells PEOPLE he was almost disconcertingly jovial about the traumatic experience.
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The jovial, bow tie-wearing writer and cook delved into the kitchens and stock pots of Technicolor provincial France—always with a glass of wine in hand.
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He could be mistaken for a jovial, portly uncle at a family gathering: he has plenty of warmth and charm to go with his $3bn in assets.
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Philadelphia (CNN)A jovial President Barack Obama lit into Donald Trump Tuesday, using his first solo campaign appearance to openly question the nominee's fitness for the presidency.
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He is jovial, and genuinely pleased to be where he is, though this naturally spikes my interest in occasions where he has shown another side to himself.
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After that, I was again drawn to the world I had originally created: the jovial cocktail parties and lounge scenes, the elegant women and the dapper men.
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Doug, who is just as jovial as his wife, is the company's CEO and runs the business side of the brand, which is carried in 15,63 stores.
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In 2018, the pair made a rare joint appearance at the University of Louisville's McConnell Center, where the two men were jovial and exchanged bottles of bourbon.
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A jovial 55-year-old who speaks carefully but excitedly about his work, he showed me a red brick structure on the property with some broken windows.
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In fact, the entire next year will be a joy, thanks to jovial Jupiter entering Libra on September 9, where it will stay until October 10, 2017.
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Now, Mr. Tremblay, 234, a jovial retired factory owner and avid consumer of political news, has to pass through security checks to get to his own house.
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Apart from his trembling hands (a side effect of his medication), he seems more like a visitor than a patient, with his casual tone and jovial attitude.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 81%What critics said: "It can be a fun diversion, sweet in its willful irrelevancy and alluring in its jovial rhythms.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 82%What critics said: "It can be a fun diversion, sweet in its willful irrelevancy and alluring in its jovial rhythms.
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The moon in Scorpio asks you to be smart about money as your ruling planet Venus connects with jovial Jupiter, bringing you plenty of fun with friends!
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"Public buffoon and private velociraptor", the jovial, Latin-spouting Judd—"a loose cannon with a floppy haircut and a bicycle"—weaves through the vicissitudes of public life.
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Amine Jerbi, enfant de sept ans et d'origine tunisienne, jovial, taquin et un brin agité, courait à travers la salle de musique en tapant dans ses mains.
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This jovial grouping is punctuated by "The Neighbor" — a middle-aged man grimacing angrily as he stares back at the group, a bloody wound on his forehead.
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While the mood at the main march in Washington was mostly jovial, the day underscored some of the challenges facing the left in the aftermath of Trump's victory.
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"He said it made him look older and asked for it to be thinned out a bit to make it smoother and more jovial," Santos told The Guardian.
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He was teasing Paul about the airport-purchased spy novel he was reading, so Paul pretended to beat on him, as one does in a clearly jovial manner.
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Standing next to her is 21-year-old Hedges, who is just as jovial, jumping up to say "Hi," before sitting back down to finish his avocado toast.
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A jovial social worker who loved to dance, Ellen Karpas fell into a catatonic depression after losing her job at age 74 and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
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For decades serious musicians have mocked it as the discordant, breathy, vulgar voice of peasants, clowns and fairground hucksters: an endlessly jovial or sentimental repertoire of folksy tunes.
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"He could be very jovial and kind and then lose his temper like a mad dog," said Momodou Sowe, 36, an aide to Jammeh between 2003 to 2012.
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In the four hours I'd spent in his home since the evacuated rail from Nové Město had deposited me in Sagrado, he'd been nothing but jovial and expansive.
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He came around the corner with a piece of corn bread in his hand toward my station and said in a jovial way, Where the honey butter, Chef?
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These days, people are turning less and less to our jovial friend and more and more to its coked-up Dadaist cousin: Rolling on the Floor Laughing (🤣).
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Despite the jovial nature of the Facebook event, the US Air Force issued a warning to those travelling to the Nevada Test and Training Range on September 20.
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The moon in fire sign Sagittarius meets lucky Jupiter at 9:31 AM, creating a jovial mood this morning—plus, Mercury ends its retrograde at 4:22 PM!
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A lot of people might have thought that such a lack of vanity was beyond Victoria Beckham, the famously serious, grumpy wife of the much more jovial David.
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Thankfully, that community included a bunch of late-80s punks at the Burlington Square Mall who rail against the establishment as a surprisingly jovial young Bernie nods along.
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Ever the provocateur, Canadian filmmaker, photographer, artist, and pornographer Bruce LaBruce's The Raspberry Reich is one of his most jovial attacks on the frequent hypocrisy of radical politics.
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Mr. Horodniceanu, a jovial leader known for wearing colorful bow ties, has received acclaim for his leadership, along with complaints about the high cost of projects and delays.
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The soupy air inside carried the distinct scent of well-used hockey gear, but the mood was jovial as players enjoyed the company of like-minded hockey enthusiasts.
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Was it Bill Murray, playing a jovial version of his jaded TV weatherman character in a Jeep commercial that was a takeoff to the 303 comedy "Groundhog Day"?
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Because of his jovial stage presence and photogenic, symmetrical face, many people — Liam included — thought he would follow the footsteps of another boy band pop mogul, Justin Timberlake.
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"He's an appealing, jovial host, and he has dirty jokes that he's told for years," said Lady Bunny, the veteran New York drag star, in a phone interview.
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So, too, is the musical change—what was jovial and jaunty becomes something more akin to a cops-and-robbers movie pursuit, albeit a particularly brassy, comedic one.
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Jim Nabors, who portrayed the jovial Gomer Pyle on The Andy Griffith Show before branching out with his own series, died early Thursday morning at his home in Hawaii.
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But the difference between the Golden Globes and other big-hitting award shows, like the Academy Awards and the SAG Awards, is more significant than just a jovial mood.
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Every nerdy person seems to love Good Omens, Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's jovial novel about an angel and a demon joining together to stop the world from ending.
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Her story, like so many other tales on the new internet, is one of a celebrity's jovial back and forth with fans that turned into a relentless racist attack.
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"I will say this, 90 percent of the time Thomas is funny, eccentric, jovial and then we've seen there's a side of him that's not really him," he said.
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Jennings's run on the show is fondly remembered today because he was an outgoing, jovial presence — someone you'd be happy to have a beer with after his latest victory.
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The fresh blanket of snow has caused a jovial celebration at the Oregon Zoo, where animals are frolicking, rolling and generally freaking out in elation over the white stuff.
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Ray, played by the jovial and beaming Craig Robinson, felt like an odd addition to the otherwise gritty cast of Mr. Robot when his role was announced in March.
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The atmosphere is conducive to deep conversation, while not being too heavy—jovial Jupiter knows how to create a celebratory energy, and Mercury knows how to keep things moving.
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On the stump with tens of thousands in the crowd, he is jovial, entertaining, unpredictable, and not so politically correct in his positions that makes the Republican establishment uncomfortable.
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It was jovial, but tense: When a random man came up to offer free drink tickets, one attendee said the hair on the back of her neck stood up.
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" After a performance from Jon Batiste, the bandleader from "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," the gala concluded with subdued dancing to jovial songs like "Cheerleader" and "Get Lucky.
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Mr. Richard (pronounced ree-SHAR), a pastry chef by training, was an adventurous, jovial chef, fond of experimentation and open to the myriad culinary influences of his adopted country.
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Spirited, jovial, and gifted with the most Southern of gabs, she has dedicated herself to the spiritual and emotional support of death row prisoners and victims' families since 1981.
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While giant firms battle globally to make augmented reality a "real industry," this jovial businessman from Belarus is poised to launch a revolutionary new technology for just this space.
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A few audience members are seated onstage, and Mr. Swenson's jovial joshing with them (including a reference to his "pirate booty") is handled with just the right smiling lewdness.
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Now 76, ruddy, white-haired and content, almost jovial, Feulner founded Heritage decades ago as an ambitious young legislative aide with a radical dream built on a simple concept.
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CBS would love to have another "How I Met Your Mother," a jovial and nostalgia-tinged sitcom with a built-in sense of both youthful folly and warm wisdom.
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However, when Mr. Trudeau and Mr. Trump met with reporters during a break in the afternoon's program, they seemed friendly and jovial, cracking dark-humor jokes about their differences.
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"True to his jovial nature, he has also been joking around with staff, friends and family while playing with his two daughters," Roush Fenway Racing said in a statement.
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The afterparties of the Golden Globes are full of such jovial moments: Celebrities inadvertently staging mash-ups of your favorite TV shows, celebrities letting on who their real friends are.
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Some nights we had to sleep in the clinic with her to make sure she made it through the night, despite her harrowing beginning she was always jovial and spritely.
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Filmmaker Peter Rosen hopes the documentary, which will also be shown at the Cinequest Film Festival in San Jose, California, shows another side to the rumpled, jovial and thoughtful billionaire.
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Knight will play Mark, an associate at Gemma's law firm who "has a jovial sloppiness about him" — or "at least that's what he wants you to think," according to THR.
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He was there to remind everyone that he was a jovial grandpa—someone who would take his gloves off for Donald Trump, but put them back on for everyone else.
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Richard Thaler is an economic provocateur; confident yet jovial in his efforts to entice and inspire an often-stubborn discipline to incorporate realistic expectations about human behavior into their work.
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While her exploration of themes like an apocalypse sparked by late capitalism is familiar territory, Mark's work stands out due to its unironic stoner/metal vibe and its jovial intimacy.
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And the jovial billionaire, who was wearing one of his endless supply of Hawaiian shirts, said he would be putting his copious money — $6.6 billion — where his voluble mouth is.
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All times ET. Growth takes place at home and in your personal life as the sun clashes with jovial Jupiter, and intriguing secrets are shared as Mercury connects with Pluto.
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The Traveling Wilburys were initially convened by Mr. Harrison, but their songs turned into jovial rockers with tag-team vocals on two Traveling Wilburys albums, released in 20163 and 22016.
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There, in a relaxed space reminiscent of the coffee chain, jovial "budtenders" sell coconut chocolate bars infused with marijuana and customers smoke powerful pot concentrates at a sleek dab bar.
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The jovial 5-year-old cut a striking figure in the ring: His powder-puff fur was painstakingly coifed, and he trotted across the floor with a light, jaunty step.
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So revered is Paul, and so identified with his jovial public persona, that even the police officer who brings him in can't resist telling him that she's a big fan.
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"He's a man of honesty," said Izzo, a jovial retiree who took pauses from his bowling game to chat and share pictures of him as Santa Claus at Christmas time.
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The pub is haunted by a resident ghost called Martha, who worked in the pub in the 1950s, and who is sometimes seen knitting, said Christine McGrath, its jovial manager.
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After tying for the Critics' Choice Award for Best Actress (and sharing some jovial red carpet photos), Close and Lady Gaga are now front-runners in the Oscars' Best Actress race.
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We shake hands and I stumble out to the sidewalk where, apart from the jovial security guard, there's little trace of the $17 billion tech company just a few feet away.
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My parents, worried, arranged for Joe, my stepmom's stepfather—a jovial and gracious school bus driver who loved to go dancing—to meet me during my layover at O'Hare in Chicago.
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Inside, past the waiting room where impatient children entertained themselves while their parents waited nervously, a jovial immigration officer with a thick Boston accent asked Van Vuuren a string of questions.
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Their protests quickly escalated from jovial catcalling to prohibitive heckling and then—after Mr Murray was interviewed on camera by Allison Stanger, a Middlebury professor, in a separate room—into violence.
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Fallon's jovial nature lends itself well when he celebrates his guests — like his viral interview with Cardi B — and that affability was, perhaps, not the best fit for someone like Trump.
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Video "I will say this, 90 percent of the time Thomas is funny, eccentric, jovial and then we've seen, there's a side of him that is not really him," he explained.
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Back in July 2016 – when she first started secretly dating Prince Harry – the actress participated in a jovial Britishness quiz for British show Dave while promoting her show Suits' sixth season.
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With the mood jovial during the behind-closed-doors rehearsals, the celebrity pairings enjoyed the annual go-to challenge of finding where they'll be seated when they return the following day.
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Which brings me to my final, slightly contradictory assessment of Guilford Mooring: To get the most out of its jovial harbor-party atmosphere, hitting the sauce may certainly be in order.
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The video, posted to Facebook by Alon Kowen, shows the jovial group throwing a rugby ball into the ocean, watching the playful whale retrieve it and return it to their boat.
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During yet another chopper break, music thumped as a jovial M.C. whipped up the audience, who munched boxed dinners and huddled in blankets in the crisp (for Los Angeles) November night.
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As co-host of the Univision entertainment news show "El Gordo y La Flaca" ("The Fat and the Skinny") since 217.8, Mr. De Molina is a master of jovial, easygoing banter.
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The jovial squad known for a high-powered offense and upbeat victory dances was somber in the locker room as media arrived following the 24-10 loss to the Denver Broncos.
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"I said, &aposThat is one of the strangest things I have ever seen&apos and started laughing, and said &apossorry&apos about laughing," said Johnston, a jovial Englishman with the nickname Beef.
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During the duration of the Winter Games, Google has been throwing its own Doodle Snow Games, a lovely series of animations where jovial animals compete in Olympics-style competitions for superfluous awards.
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It's the kind of outing which is brilliant with friends — but if you're looking to meet people then it's the perfect place as well because the mood is so relaxed and jovial.
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But though in general Mr Murthy is jovial, his sharp temper prompts rapid, angry ejaculations in Hindi when he is disappointed—especially if the disappointment has anything to do with his tigers.
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"There are cultural differences that make some people more extroverted than others, and a host of other reasons behind just how jovial your teammates will be — none of which you can control."
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"The 'Meme Wars' is described as a jovial release of photographs and captions designed to levy insults at others in the group as well as persons outside the group,'" the letter said.
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Warrior Mars will also challenge jovial Jupiter today, which means people will get over-the-top angry or dramatic; however, people will also be eager to work things out and make changes.
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Starr holds court during rehearsals from his familiar perch on the drum riser, setting the tone for jovial camaraderie and playful teasing with a steady stream of dry one-liners between songs.
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Trump did hold an Oval Office meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Russian Ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak, and photos taken by Russian state media showed a jovial reception.
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Fauré's jovial, mellow setting of "Mandoline" was contrasted with settings of the same poem by Debussy and Poldowski (the Belgian-British composer and pianist Régine Wieniawski, who used that as a pseudonym).
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I'm greeted by Atomico's hard-working and always jovial head of communications, who seems slightly on edge, which I take as a compliment and has the converse effect of helping me relax.
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Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio seemed relieved to be able to finally discuss the long-secret negotiation and appeared jovial on Tuesday as they spoke about the economic benefits.
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He is a jovial talker who likes to meet informally — over Lebanese manaeesh, flatbreads with thyme or cheese — but this time he was in a crisp suit, with two aides taking notes.
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Death Crown takes this to a wild-ass, bizarro extreme by allowing me to play as the very concept of Death that is pursuing a jovial king who just refuses to die.
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Sounding jovial and joking about no longer having to spar with the executive Harvey Weinstein over film ratings, Mr. Dodd said he was proud of his track record, particularly regarding online piracy.
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The latest game from Katamari Damacy creator Keita Takahashi is called Wattam, and based on the footage that Sony showed off, it looks like a colorful, jovial experience like his previous work.
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The ambience is joyous and jovial — the perfect embodiment of a Venetian institution designed not only to slake your thirst and assuage your appetite, but also to build your sense of community.
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It is an odd troupe, consisting largely of overweight retirees in their 63s or 60s, most of whom sport a luscious beard and embrace the jovial spirit of the character year-round.
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When the French comedian Laurent Lafitte interrupted the jovial mood of the Cannes opening night screening by pointing out the contrast between Allen's public acclamation and his private drama, Allen shrugged it off.
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Playing drinking games in college was never really about the alcohol (though, it admittedly added to the fun), it about was the experience — making a plain-old party something of a jovial competition.
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It's also glaringly bright and crammed, and seems strangely cold and sterile compared to the jovial mood in the pub itself, so I descend the staircase to find some more Fun Foo Friends.
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Kourtney Kardashian took a different route with a throwback photo of herself looking jovial, "in the middle of the night" when True was born — and showing off her toned stomach in the process.
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By turns urbane and jovial, Botha, foreign minister from 1977 until the end of white rule in 1994, was seen as a reformer in the hard-line National Party administrations he served under.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo appeared to be in a jovial mood during a White House press conference on Tuesday as he took questions on the dismissal of National Security Adviser John Bolton.
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After posing for a few minutes, a jovial Parker greeted fans gathered by the theater entrance, shaking hands and waving, before returning to the carpet for more photos and heading into the venue.
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One of the A.T.U. team — a jovial, shaven-headed Englishman named Scott Matthews — operated a crane fixed to the port side of the deck, which lifted the vehicle up and into the water.
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Despite the generally jovial mood at the Oscars, Hollywood still had to take a somber moment to recognize the lives and contributions of all the stars who left us in the past year.
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I watched, entranced, as a jovial chef — I'd gone with Mr. Nutella — rolled out a mound of greasy dough, slick with oil and likely more than a few dashes of perspiration and rainwater.
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The Moon will clash with chaotic Uranus in Aries at 9:42 PM. Fun will still be had: The Moon mingles with jovial Jupiter in Virgo at 10:45 PM. All times EST.
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I've been in here a couple of times before, and Hundraj Gopal, the jovial and highly expert proprietor of quietude here, skips the usual tales of Guinness coming to test it and so on.
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"It was either break in or die," said Rosario, a jovial 49-year-old who on Monday was taking stock of his ruined home and the family's gaggle of pets, all of which survived.
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Megan Fairchild in the first movement (joined in a debut by a rough and jovial Gonzalo Garcia) and Erica Pereira in the third were adequate, while Brittany Pollack injected some verve into the fourth.
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It was a jovial affair marked by affectionate body language and a belief that while the leaders differed widely on matters of policy, their strong personal relationship would allow them to work together constructively.
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"If there are two companies that are competing and one has a jovial humorous vibe and the other is a dead serious corporate vibe, the one with the comedy will always win," he says.
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Sitting in the front row, Penny was rapt during a bit poking fun at different kinds of author photos, laughing merrily at a shot of a jovial guy wearing a book like a hat.
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And what's interesting is that with Chris Sullivan, you've got a jovial, earthy everyman, and what you get in André De Shields is this wise, ancient sage who's seen it all and then some.
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A large, jovial goalkeeper for a fifth-division English soccer team who rose from obscurity to meme status is now unemployed, because this is the year 2017 and mankind simply cannot have nice things.
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Pet the Pup at the Party is an extremely loose, jovial abstraction of those moments, where something consistent and reliable can exert calm over chaos and impart relief, if briefly—dogs like being pet.
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The white-bearded, jovial Opeka, 71, has been called a "living saint" along the lines of Mother Teresa of Calcutta by many in Madagascar because of his work in one of Africa's poorest countries.
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It appeared to be jovial and good-spirited — and included Trump critic Norm Eisen, who signed on last year to serve as a part-time counsel to assist the House Judiciary Committee's oversight investigations.
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When my father related the chain of events to us—he had gone to a routine cardiology appointment, only to be shunted straight to the I.C.U.—he was jovial and accurate and eminently himself.
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But today they face two obstacles: the divergence in fortunes between the two places, and the re-emergence of the ice curtain, despite Mr Trump's seemingly jovial relationship with Mr Putin in the Kremlin.
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With the gallows humor of a seasoned journalist, Mr. Muratov was in a jovial mood and told me that he was getting a great kick out of state media's hard turn against Mr. Trump.
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The energy is busy and bright as the moon in fire sign Sagittarius meets with jovial Jupiter and connects with your ruling planet Venus, bringing great vibes to your social life and your communications.
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In the police interviews conducted on November 2, 2014, a day after Jutting was arrested, he went into great detail over what had happened, politely relaying the course of events and appearing jovial at times.
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Sweet Venus connects with jovial Jupiter, inspiring deep emotional connections—however, Venus also clashes with Pluto, the lord of the underworld, today, which could find you wading into very intense territory in your intimate relationships.
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If you fast forward to this point where you're talking about comparing a serious record with a pretty lighthearted and jovial performance vibe, I think some of that is just me being a happier person.
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Following his free concert at Grant Park in Chicago to spur voter turnout on Monday night, the jovial 23-year-old rapper personally escorted a parade of hundreds (thousands?) of fans to early voting sites.
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A jovial French civil servant was so determined to see his "depressed" compatriots grin that he turned to the courts with an unlikely mission: overturning a ban on smiling in passport photos or identity papers.
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LONDON — David Bennett, the usually jovial worldwide chairman of international jewelry at Sotheby's, was in a contemplative mood as he picked at a plate of red mullet over lunch on a muggy Tuesday in June.
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And Dailey's coffee shop car later found a new life as a clubhouse to a group of jovial, professional musicians, who dubbed their space "La Boheme" after the iconic Italian opera that debuted in 1896.
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I didn't really want to—I don't like even jovial confrontation with strangers, and he kind of has to be really happy and act like he's having loads of fun or else I'll feel weird.
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Lungangi, who was a participant in the benchmark show Africa Remix: A Continent's Contemporary Art in 433–06, seeks to express the harmonious unity typical of human spirituality with jovial paintings like "L'Homme spiritual" (2016).
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Meanwhile, Trump found time on Sunday to hold a screening of Finding Dory, a movie about a jovial fish's sustained dedication to reuniting with her lost mom and dad, in the White House's Family Theater.
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The range of personalities of the portraits — from contemplative ("PD-12," 1929) to jovial ("PH-752," 1924), in a variety of styles and media — demonstrates that Still was not a slave to any particular aesthetic.
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The new moon in Libra arrives and Venus connects with Jupiter on September 28, offering you a clean slate, good vibes, and a jovial, generous atmosphere in your daily routine, day job, and general habits!
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Mr. Torshin also was familiar with Mr. Trump, telling Bloomberg last year that he had known Mr. Trump for five years and had enjoyed a jovial exchange at an N.R.A. convention in 2015 in Nashville.
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The Cuomo clip went viral, and while a handful of people defended him — CNN, Sean Hannity, the governor of New York (who happens to be Cuomo's brother Andrew) — many people online reacted with jovial mockery.
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There is pointed commentary in Kent Monkman's quiver, an artwork embellished with the overfamiliar Louis Vuitton monogram, and there are street inspirations in Douglas Miles's skateboard, painted with the jovial caricature of an Apache warrior.
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A confident, jovial Trump said he expected the Senate to also pass tax reform and eventually deliver a bill to his desk, which would give Republicans their first major legislative victory of the Trump era.
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Jovial Jupiter, which is in charming Libra, is blessing you with a larger-than-life, popular as hell aura for the next few months, and Mars in Aquarius is helping you rake in wealth—fantastic!
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Goodman has an ability to be jovial and quietly polite, almost honorable, while a rage and fear simmers just below the surface; he's someone who you want to protect, be protected by … and be protected from.
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The videos he produced are informative, jovial and bro-y, lots of #vanlife vibes and dad jokes and even Rose's actual dad, who joined him to help complete grueling pace needed to hit all 27 monuments.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Tuesday dismissed the escalating impeachment inquiry on Capitol Hill during a jovial Rose Garden appearance, but sources say there is mounting frustration over the cavalcade of administration witnesses providing testimony.
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"Johnny was known to his family and friends as a pillar of jovial spirit," a description on the GoFundMe page reads of the dad, who is also survived by three brothers, a father, and a sister.
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The moon in Aries connects with chatty Mercury at 4:03 AM and clashes with taskmaster Saturn at 5:16 AM. The moon connects with jovial Jupiter at 7:21 AM, bringing a dash of luck.
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Aaron Hernandez went from jovial to intense in an instant and his behavior and demeanor were wildly unpredictable on a given day, former teammates of the late New England Patriots tight end told the Boston Globe.
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A mostly jovial Trump entertained a full house in a New Hampshire high school gym for about an hour, poking fun not only at political correctness, but the press and potential general election rival, Hillary Clinton.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe returned home from abroad in a jovial mood on Saturday, poking fun at the latest online media speculation that he was gravely ill and had sought medical help in Dubai.
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The odd juxtaposition of jovial diners overlooking a tented ghost town implicates the viewer's own complicity in Los Angeles's housing failures, suggesting that the burden and responsibility for this crisis is not equally shared by all.
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Badrigian, with his jovial Northeastern accent and handlebar mustache, set a laid-back, cozy tenor, as he poured terrific takes on the Paper Plane (bourbon, Aperol, Montenegro, lemon) and the Ancient Mariner (rum, grapefruit liqueur, lime).
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But unlike the locals in other towns, these farmers and truck drivers pay for their one-euro beers with 50-euro bills, and the mood is always jovial, like they haven't a worry in the world.
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As a fan of the Toronto Blue Jays, I can understand the challenge of reconciling the likable, jovial face of Reyes, and the talent he displays on-field, with the reality of what he has done.
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Before Jimmy Kimmel even began his Monday-night monologue on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the usually jovial host was on the verge of tears, and warned his audience about the sad story he was going to tell.
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" The President was in a very jovial mood Thursday morning, according to a source in the room, and another said the President urged Republican members to sell the plan as "the biggest tax cut in history.
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Bill and Marvin — both now 64 and physicians — appeared very much the grown-up versions of their younger selves, Bill with his quiet reserve and Marvin ever jovial, each with the silver and heft of age.
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During the four-day shoot, the director found time to photograph many of the unique personas who bring the video to life behind the scenes, including the energetic children, depraved teenagers, and vicious-yet-jovial adults.
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He was in a jovial mood, according to people who spoke with him, engaging in animated conversations with chief executives like Brian Moynihan of Bank of America, Sundar Pichai of Alphabet and Marc Benioff of Salesforce.
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From the other direction — actually, from a whole different direction — comes "Turn Up on the Weekend," a collaboration between Big Wet, a jovial country rapper, and Branchez, who is more or less a dance-music producer.
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In blurring occasionally violent humor, jovial community meetups and radical politics, they are the Tea Party reborn for progressives, and for their fans the appeal is in a bawdy offensive balance to cautious mainstream liberal politics.
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"Ganga es nuestra madre, beber de sus aguas es nuestro destino", dijo Jairam Bhai, un corpulento y jovial vendedor de alimentos de 65 años que sostenía dos jarras pequeñas mientras esperaba bajar al agua en Gangotri.
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This combination of earnestness and jovial detachment is what characterizes the mature Goethe, and what makes him unique; no other writer gives us the same sense that he has both seen life and seen through it.
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But the unsolved crimes still haunt the small Christian community in Kentucky where Tyler (Charlie Plummer), a pale and awkward teenager, lives with his punctilious mother (Samantha Mathis) and jovial yet strict father, Don (Dylan McDermott).
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"Ganga is our mother — drinking her water is our fate," said Jairam Bhai, a large, jovial 65-year-old food vendor who held two small jugs as he waited to descend into the water in Gangotri.
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He recognized each of the lawmakers in attendance, taking a jovial tone as he recognized them each individually and riffing on the origins of their relationships that he said had been strengthened in the last few months.
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I barely recognize him in the photos: Eight months ago, he was a round, jovial man who lived in cotton T-shirts and a-size-too-small jeans, his wife's arms wrapped tightly around his muffin top.
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Incident 1: One British trip goer, Danny Gratton, found himself alone in the streets after wandering off with another trip-goer and a few North Koreans on New Years Eve, during what was reportedly a jovial celebration.
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"She may be in for a huge letdown," says Caila's extremely jovial yet practical dad in the face of Ben's delicate yet maddening dance of never revealing which lady of the four he actually likes the most.
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LOS ANGELES — Terry Collins had just hung up the telephone after a jovial conversation with his old friend Vin Scully, the longtime Dodgers broadcaster, and all seemed well in the visiting manager's cramped office at Dodger Stadium.
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Despite the serious tone of the movie, which takes a gripping look at the small SWAT unit made up of Iraqi police who fought ISIS for three years in the city of Mosul, the atmosphere was jovial.
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On Thursday, standing beneath a buffalo head mounted on the wall of his office, Mr. Brownback was by turns contemplative, jovial and emotional as he announced that his time as governor would be coming to an end.
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The world watched in awe the stunning events in Panmunjom in the Demilitarized Zone separating North and South Korea: a jovial Kim Jong Un and beaming Moon Jae-in embracing, surrounded by glorious Olympics-style Korean pageantry.
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A reliable fixture in the NFL for nearly three decades, the jovial, mustachioed veteran coach remained serene on Monday as throngs of reporters shouted a series of bizarre questions during the Super Bowl Opening Night in Miami.
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At times jovial and defiant, the former president of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, stood before a crowd of cheering supporters, painting himself as the victim of a deceitful judiciary that had wandered dangerously into politics.
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Even if there is further opposition, the short, jovial Devil is likely to take up residence in the city next week, Claudia De Santos, who leads the city's heritage and tourism department, said by phone on Friday.
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Therefore the money you shell out for a ticket to Fifty Shades Darker will be well-spent, so long as you have the luck to sit in a theater with moviegoers as jovial and alert as we did.
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The champion, a jovial 19303-year-old, cut a striking, cloudlike figure in the ring: His powder-puff fur was painstakingly coifed, and he trotted jauntily across the floor with a step that looked almost lighter than air.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Grape vines and dancing warriors decorate a 6th-century CE tunic from Egypt, with two figures drinking from wine glasses hidden on the shoulder, a jovial detail you'd only see up close.
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He could be "an elephant in a china shop," as he described himself, and he overcame European opposition to unification the same way he handled political opposition at home: by the force of a jovial yet dominating personality.
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" Meeker and Montonye kept Tony in the room for more than six hours, going over every aspect of the pizza visit again and again, while Tony, in his jovial manner, kept calling each of the cops "my friend.
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After one jovial night of drinking at "our bar," as Mr. Smith refers to it, he and his cousins were followed upstairs by a hanger-on, who made his way into the apartment and onto the couple's couch.
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JON CARAMANICA Trombone Shorty, a hometown superstar in New Orleans, serves up retro horn-heavy soul in a jovial remake of "Here Come the Girls" from 1970, written by Allen Toussaint and originally recorded by Ernie K-Doe.
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The 200,000-strong group's members were invited to share stories, anecdotes and jovial conversation — the sticking point being that some stories and anecdotes were seen to incite violence toward women, made light of domestic abuse and encouraged assault.
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During our chat, Brian is a pure reflection of the jovial teenager he portrays online, and speaks in perfect English with an inflection more reminiscent a millennial who has grown up in a Midwest suburb than in inner-Jakarta.
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At an event in New York City Friday celebrating the launch of Facebook's News Tab, Zuckerberg struck a jovial tone with reporters and News Corp CEO Robert Thomson, a former critic of the company who interviewed him on stage.
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Conflicting energy is in the air on July 5: On one hand, a generous vibe flows as the Sun connects with jovial Jupiter, but on the other, an argumentative mood is created as communication planet Mercury opposes retrograde Mars.
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In a typically jovial acceptance speech that would have sounded alarm bells to his many detractors — who feel his jokey demeanor masks a fundamental lack of seriousness and unfitness to lead — Johnson acknowledged the widespread reservations about his victory.
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"He could be very jovial and kind and then lose his temper like a mad dog," said Momodou Sowe, 36, an aide to Jammeh between 2003 to 2012 before being jailed for allegedly leaking sensitive information, which he denies.
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B.E.T documented her final video, shot on August 25th, 2001, capturing candid moments with the jovial songstress and her glam squad, the anxiety surrounding her underwater scene, and all the killer dance moves choreographed by the legendary Fatima Robinson.
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In a second photo, the music icon shared a jovial group snap that included her children Lourdes, 20, Rocco, 16, David, 11, and Mercy, 10, along with magician David Blaine, a family friend, from the top of a mountain.
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"Germany has put too many eggs into one basket, and that basket is China," Bauer, a jovial 2000333-year-old with a thick Bavarian accent, told Reuters at the company's headquarters in Schrobenhausen, an hour's drive north of Munich.
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Such is the constant repartee between the jovial siblings, teammates on the Islanders starting in 21978, when General Manager Bill Torrey acquired Jean from the Philadelphia Flyers and then drafted Denis several months later with the first overall pick.
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My favorite bit of that story is that it took them about 45 minutes to work out my story was true, and then the mood became quite jovial when they realized they were just dealing with a fucking idiot.
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A jovial, busy atmosphere also arrives on this day as sweet, sexy Venus clashes with Jupiter in Sagittarius, finding you having plenty of fun in your neighborhood, mingling with your co-workers, gossiping with friends, and generally feeling cute!
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"Germany has put too many eggs into one basket, and that basket is China," Bauer, a jovial 62-year-old with a thick Bavarian accent, told Reuters at the company's headquarters in Schrobenhausen, an hour's drive north of Munich.
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TikTok may figure out how to maintain or enforce a jovial vibe more effectively than its predecessors have—but, even if it does, the kids who made it popular may get bored and move on to the next thing.
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The base of the jovial groove as the little group walked was a lilting, repeating riff on the kora, the 21-string harp-lute that a musician played with its base propped against his torso, plucking with his thumbs.
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During his appearance on the Monday night CBS special Carpool Karaoke: When Corden Met McCartney Live from Liverpool, the music icon told the jovial host about the time he was incarcerated for nine days in a Japanese prison on drug charges.
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His tone is likely to be jovial, and White House aides have hinted in recent days that he would plan to declare vindication in the aftermath of the Senate trial despite being just one of three U.S. presidents to be impeached.
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His tone is likely to be jovial, and White House aides have hinted in recent days that he would plan to declare vindication in the aftermath of the Senate trial despite being just one of three U.S. presidents to be impeached.
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The initial announcement of the news came through a pair of Instagram announcements from 50 Cent, one that shows a phone conversation between the rapper and the fighter, where the former champ appears jovial at the idea of being involved.
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The moon in Cancer connects with Neptune at 103:55 PM, inspiring creativity, and luck flows as sweet Venus connects with jovial Jupiter at 12:56 PM—but things get intense as Venus clashes with Pluto at 1:18 PM!
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At one point, the airline's usually jovial founder and chairman, Naresh Goyal, banged his fist on a table, jarring some of the lessors who had flown to Mumbai from Dublin, Singapore and Dubai, said one person who attended the discussions.
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Watch out for sensitive vibes when the Moon clashes with Venus in Leo at 8:23 PM, but the evening will end on a generous, jovial note: The Moon meets Jupiter in Virgo at 11:44 PM. All times EST.
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The rogues gallery of reporters, Menendez supporters, and other daily onlookers, meanwhile, have a front row seat as his jovial jabs at lawyers turn to downright rage when he perceives that his fairness to the defense has been wrongly questioned.
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The tactics of mass campaigning, meme-ing, and brigading that PewDiePie supporters have deployed during each of these campaigns are hallmarks of classic online trollishness — the kind that can seem purely jovial and harmless right up until it becomes something more.
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Jerrod takes his mother to a fancy restaurant, where one of his white friends uses the n-word in a way that suggests the friend uses it in jovial, familiar fashion quite a lot — and Jerrod isn't terribly bothered by that.
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Throughout these last weeks as the coronavirus crisis became apparent to everyone in Britain, Mr. Johnson has been indecisive, contradictory, confused and confusing, jovial when he should be grave, muddled when a frightened nation desperately needs him to be clear.
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On Saturday, an unusually jovial Trump said he was "honored" to see positive movement in the markets after his news conference the day before — even joking he should up the volume of his public appearances to further boost investor confidence.
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When the chef Antonin Mousseau-Rivard opened Le Mousso in 2015, it became an instant classic for inventive set-menu meals in a laid-back setting where diners could hear the jovial staff shouting out orders in the subterranean kitchen.
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"This entire biomass migrates to different areas, on the land, in the forests, in the meadows, in the rivers themselves, and it shapes the ecosystem," said Yevgeny G. Lobkov, a jovial, goateed professor of biology at Kamchatka State Technical University.
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Mr. Wälder and other young attendees seemed tense — the location of the gathering was kept secret until that morning in a failed attempt to avoid the anti-fascist protesters who often gather outside the semiregular rallies — but they were jovial.
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A jovial man recognizable for his luxurious mustache and for wearing sunglasses indoors, Mr. Matura became immersed in the Caribbean community of West London, frequenting pubs on Portobello Road, playing pool and throwing lines across the tables with other writers.
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In an adjoining room that's part kitchen and part living room, sipping a bottled water, Mr. Springsteen was thoughtful and jovial, weighing his words — he speaks in full paragraphs — but laughing at himself any time he saw the possibility of pretension.
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"You have to go to one, two, three, four, five banks until you find one," said Wiggo Lindgren, a plump, jovial pensioner who is the vice-president of the Småföretagarnas Riksförbund, or National Small Business Association, which represents thirty thousand firms.
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The puns underscore the dense bank of cultural knowledge and jovial spirit that Yams employed to help shape A$AP Rocky's sound and image, as well as those of other artists signed to his A$AP Worldwide imprint on RCA.
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Even if you've been happily partnered for years, let me recommend that you fill out an OkCupid profile to see what it's like to squeeze your personality and desires through the sieve of questions posed by its jovial anthropomorphic algorithm.
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Relieved by the investigation's results, which he had framed a day earlier as "better than I expected," a jovial Mr. Giuliani and Brad Parscale, the president's campaign manager, drew a crowd of supporters who waited for the opportunity to mingle.
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People will want to be generous, thanks to a connection between the Moon and jovial Jupiter in lovely Libra at 1:24 PM; however, the Moon will oppose strict Saturn in Sagittarius at 2:04 PM, bring up some fears and obstacles.
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Emanuel, a jovial 60-year-old with a missing front tooth, grumbles that it takes him an hour-and-a-half to commute to Leblon, where he sells biscuits and iced tea along the beachfront, from Jacarepaguá, 2000km (22009 miles) to the west.
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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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Sitting on a book-lined set, wearing a pinstriped chocolate-brown suit and with a slightly unsettling gleam in his eye, explaining his Victorian-era mini-series to us Yanks, he's like a jovial uncle from the early stages of a Pinter play.
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Some of them are jovial, bipartisan figures from the early years of this century when, bonding around their horror at the American war in Iraq, the establishment wings of both the Socialist left and the Gaullist right found themselves in an unprecedented harmony.
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In a jovial, free-wheeling conversation, the two spoke at length about the economy, immigration and why Trump believes shutting down the government in September could ultimately be a positive for the GOP, despite little support for the move within the party.
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In a sneak peak at The Ellen DeGeneres Show next week, the jovial host gets to ask Kris Jenner a question we've all had on our minds since December 13: What the hell was Kanye West doing at Trump Tower that day?
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This is the structure of this song: faithful-to-the-original guitar picking ---> transitional beatdown ---> full on pig squeals ---> back and forth between more pig squeals and some nasal pop punk fuckboy singing ---> oddly conventional and jovial chorus ---> punishing guttural yowl ---> SYNTHS???
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While Gold acknowledged SantaCon as an inspiration, he also rejected the comparison: His FieriCon is much smaller (for now), and the attendees are much more jovial, and, thus far, better behaved than the depraved, vomitous Santas our society has come to know.
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Specifically, her use of a Ralph Lauren navy wool double-faced pantsuit with a cream shawl collar and cream wool top to better frame the jovial-serenity-atop-policy-wonk approach with which she has chosen to contrast herself with Mr. Trump.
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PARELES "Where Angels Fear to Tread," one of a pair of new songs by Disclosure, is jovial and contemplative, juxtaposing the wonky strut of a house-music beat against an impossibly smooth extended sample of the 1950s vocal jazz outfit the Four Freshmen.
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Yes, there are all the stylistic tropes of the festive season - sleigh bells, a synth that sounds as fresh and beautiful as recently fallen snow, an overall aesthetic in the production that feels like every jovial moment in the Home Alone series.
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The Moon in Aquarius connects with the Sun in Sagittarius at 3:56 PM and with jovial Jupiter in Libra later this evening at 12:13 AM, creating a generous, helpful, and optimistic mood throughout the whole second half of the day!
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And The Vixen, who up until this moment in the episode seemed refreshingly chastened, responded to the other queens' jovial jests with not only a complete lack of humor, but, and I can't believe I'm typing this, actual threats of physical violence.
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Most recently, he released a 124-minute tape of Trump enjoying a relaxed and jovial dinner with Parnas and others, cheerfully discussing whether marijuana costs smokers IQ points (Trump thinks it does) and Kim Jong Un's golfing skills (which Trump said are strong).
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Earlier this year we awarded their track "We Dey" as one of the best to drop so far in 2016 - a stormy, melancholic yet simultaneously jovial release that had us reaching for the blunt as much as it had us itching to dance.
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In the first episode, Duvernay introduces us to the five boys going about their everyday lives: Antron's jovial sports talk with his father, Kevin's goal to get first seat in his saxophone section, Korey hanging out with his girlfriend (played by Storm Reid), and more.
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We're not just talking about a bottle of Yellow Tail slugged down behind your aunt's Beanie Baby collection, but a cornucopia of cocktails so all-encompassing, your extended family is guaranteed to be left in a pleasant haze of jovial drunkenness all day long.
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In a vain attempt to prevent his jealous mother from terrorizing Louise, Gordon recruits his equally neurotic brother, Sidney (Ron Leibman), who suffers his own form of repetition compulsion, running back and forth across Central Park, regularly accosted by the same jovial gang of muggers.
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A jovial couple from Long Island received a custom creation, honoring the man's wish for "something on fire": acid-adjusted orange juice, pressurized and condensed coconut milk, two types of rum, and an extra shot, aflame, floating placidly in the inverted skin of a lime.
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The scene at the makeshift encampment along the railroad tracks abutting the ICE facility was a communal and jovial one when I visited, the surreal and wildly diverse scene akin to that of an incredibly woke music festival taking place in the Mad Max universe.
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A jovial, bespectacled former central banker, Heng is seen as a 'safe pair of hands' - especially given one of Singapore's most immediate challenges is keeping its open economy on an even keel in the face of rising protectionism and trade disputes between global powers.
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And in a presidency that's so often been joyless and combative, Trump now seems to be having fun — reports claim he was "jovial" at this week's meeting with Democrats, and that he just seems to enjoy spending time with his fellow New Yorker Schumer.
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But it didn't have acting nominations, and on the awards circuit Mr. Nolan, who received his first directing nomination for this picture, could not outshine the jovial favorite, Guillermo del Toro, who showed up to at least one party toting a case of tequila.
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"You see this common theme of him being impulsive and being able on the drop of a hat to go from being extremely jovial, nice, friendly, somewhat loving guy to, in a moment, becoming angry and physical and violent," he said in the documentary.
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Waldman also shared an official White House photo of Pence and Charles in what appears to be a jovial conversation before the event, as well as a video of the two men talking — and shaking hands — backstage after the prince's speech at the forum.
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He has a demeanor that could be described as "jovial uncle," until he's faced with incompetence — at a Senate committee hearing regarding the mismanagement of the Indian Health Service, he put on his reading glasses and interrogated the head of IHS like a deeply disappointed schoolteacher.
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Despite having a reputation for being difficult interviewees, the Coen brothers were jovial and talkative as they told The Economist about the challenges of switching from a "sandal movie" to an "aquatic number", and about why their Eddie Mannix is so different from the real man.
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Deryck says the mood at Chyna's home was jovial despite the fact Kardashian had spent the previous day posting graphic and expletive-ridden content about Chyna, in which he accused her of drug use, alcohol abuse and infidelity, and shared three alleged nude photos of her.
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The songs, expressively conveyed by the soprano Jessica Pray, represented Ives's aesthetic range, including the impressionistic "Mists," the jovial "Very Pleasant" and "West London," a setting of a sonnet by the 19th-century British poet and critic Matthew Arnold in which Ives quotes an American hymn.
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Preppy and jovial, Mr. Carlson founded The Daily Caller, a provocative, if relatively moderate, right-leaning website, and he has often evinced a mischievous streak; in 2006, he agreed to be a contestant on "Dancing With the Stars," although he was eliminated in the first round.
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We meet, in a painting, a jovial, silk-swathed Terdak Lingpa, founder (in 1676) of the deliciously named Mindrolling Monastery; and, in a sculpture, the mustachioed, bare-chested Tangtong Gyalpo, who looks as if he's just parked his Harley and is settling down to a beer.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Falling on a muggy evening of torrential downpour that forced only the most resolute to stay indoors, the vibe during Wednesday night's Lower East Side Art Night hosted by LES Partnership fluctuated between disappointed gallery owners and jovial cliques of committed viewers.
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Just like that scene, jovial proceedings on board the ship give way to panic when one guest has some digestive distress, but Alien: Covenant doesn't give the game away that fast: spoilers, but it's a bit of food, rather than a gestating chestburster, that's causing her hacking coughs.
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Even BoJack's fellow actor and typically jovial foil Mr. Peanutbutter (Paul F. Tompkins) is forced to do some self-reflection over the course of episode 8, which alternates between four Halloween parties and how they marked a turning point in his relationship with his three wives and current girlfriend.
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The moon in Pisces squares off with jovial Jupiter at 23:06 AM, bringing up big emotions, but the energy becomes more reserved as the moon connects with Saturn at 2:28 AM. Venus opposes Pluto at 4:30 AM, bringing out our most difficult feelings: jealousy, obsession, control.
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" Case in point: "I'm not exactly a macho dude, and my girlfriend's a staunch feminist, but you'd better believe I watch any kids' movies I want to when she's out of the house to avoid the jovial but merciless teasing that would surely follow if she found out.
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Though you'd know his Auto-Tuned voice anywhere on the radio, you might not know his actual voice: it's bright and jovial; he's quick to laugh at a joke and bounces around from talking craft to making Game of Thrones references and discussing new tech he's interested in.
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Keeping crabs in public discourse in a neutral, non-jovial or fear-mongering way, could prepare people for the possibility of encountering or contracting them, or reduce some shame-based barriers to going to a clinic if over-the-counter treatments and online tips don't work for them.
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The jovial rush of sneaking into a fancy car that doesn't belong to you; Leonardo DiCaprio's soft, angelic face; the slow, creeping in of Celine Dion's 1997 smash hit "My Heart Will Go On"; Kate Winslet's hand print on the steamy window—it's the perfect template for Serious Lovemaking.
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Fairley was a tubby, jovial man, who got his big break in April, 1961, when he predicted, on the basis of little more than a warning to ships in the Pacific and a feeling that something was up, that the U.S.S.R. was about to launch its first manned spaceflight.
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His employers were email addresses who signed off with different names, but their tone was warm and jovial enough, and he was well thought of—of this they assured him—for his ability to write essentially the same thing as if it were being said by ten different people.
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The chili queens—referred to as "bright, bewitching creatures" in a story that appeared in the San Antonio Express from 1894—brought a jovial and carnival-esque atmosphere, and the open-air environment of the plazas allowed the queens to throw nightly chili festivities under a starry sky.
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"There are senior people who are very harsh when the camera is on and when it's on the record who are quite jovial when it's off and you get them to kind of [say], 'Well, we need a foil and the press is a great foil,'" Karl said.
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House Democrats seemed jovial, occasionally even buoyant, last week as more than 140 members of their caucus gathered for a retreat in a hotel overlooking Baltimore's Inner Harbor, unencumbered by the raucous protests and heavy expectations that followed Republicans to their own retreat in Philadelphia two weeks ago.
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The moon in Virgo connects with Saturn at 4:50 AM, inspiring a structured atmosphere before things get hazy and confusing as the moon opposes Neptune at 9:22 AM. The moon clashes with jovial Jupiter at 10:45 AM, and we're in the mood to try something new!
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It's not uncommon for open-world games to struggle with balancing serious elements of their stories with more jovial, side-mission distractions—even the greats, like The Witcher 3, present a certain disconnect when the main character can go gallivanting around pursuing trivial errands when entire realms are at stake.
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What began as a jovial session on Tuesday afternoon between the two longtime politicians quickly turned into a stern discussion about a modern erosion of norms along with toxic behavior in Washington, which they diagnosed as a result of disconcerting changes in the economy and the slipping decorum in politics.
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PARIS — "This has always been a house of pleasures — of gastronomy, of the flesh, of drinking, smoking and seduction, of conversation, literature and the arts," said Benjamin Patou, the jovial, workaholic 42-year-old entrepreneur who has been described in the French media as the king of Parisian night life.
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It was the moment that Mr. Maher, not 10 minutes into the show, welcomed Ben Sasse, the Republican senator from Nebraska, a jovial, youthful guy (for a senator, anyway) with a toothy smile and black cowboy boots, whose new book, "The Vanishing American Adult," argues that traditional adulthood is dead.
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The president held a series of bilateral meetings, including with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and then took exception to a viral video clip captured during a Buckingham Palace reception on Tuesday night showing world leaders huddled in what they thought was a jovial private commiseration, apparently about Trump's theatrical behavior.
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" The album ends with the jovial bounce of "When I Get to Heaven," complete with kazoo, which Mr. Prine imagines as a place where he can open up a nightclub called the Tree of Forgiveness — and forgive a lot of people — and where he can "smoke a cigarette that's nine miles long.
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There is some jovial chatting amongst the off-duty refs and much of the atmosphere feels like a reunion of old friends, but there is also a stern focus on the live-matches happening on the mat, and those less experienced are taking note from those ahead of them on the path.
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Burgert Brand, the jovial bishop of the branch of the Lutheran church to which most white Namibian German-speakers belong, acknowledges a German burden of guilt but shrinks at comparison with the Holocaust; some historians in Mr Zimmerer's camp trace a direct link back to the earlier crimes and racial attitudes of 1904.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper were at times jovial and visibly frustrated when speaking at the Aspen Security Forum on the subject, but the two were overwhelmingly critical of Trump's public comments dismissing Russia's actions in the election, and his praise of Vladimir Putin.
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"We cannot share exactly what will be inside these bottles with more than a handful of people before they arrive in the stores," said the otherwise jovial Mr. Cavallier Belletrud, who is famed for past fragrance creations like L'Eau d'Issey by Issey Miyake, Midnight Poison by Christian Dior and Stella by Stella McCartney.
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When I asked the jovial manager, Laurence Desjardins, why the meal was such a marathon of Olympic endurance, she observed that in a French-speaking province surrounded by an English majority, the food reflected a culinary cri de coeur, an affirmation of Quebec identity that was akin to a giant exclamation point.
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"You know, I have to say, I felt at home coming in, walking in, and there's a (UTSA) shirt," Castro said to a jovial crowd of 70 door-knockers that amassed in the front office of the Webster County Democrats' headquarters to support J.D. Scholten, a candidate for Iowa's 4th Congressional District.
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Models — most of whom were the wives of the ambassadors of their respective countries and therefore pretty much looked like actual models — walked out in a creation from a brand from their country while the jovial Czech ambassador, who is, I am not lying, officially referred to as "His Excellency," gave color commentary.
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After a six-year hiatus, Michael Moore — the gleefully polemical documentarian from Flint, Michigan — is back on the silver screen with Where to Invade Next, a jovial European excursion that propels Moore into various countries with ingenious ideas for managing a variety of societal constructs, from prison and education systems to parenting.
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Here's why the U.S. military's tweets are so bad Caroline Haskins explores the military's guidelines for tweeting and finds their content to be rather too jovial given the circumstances: "Balance 'fun' with 'medicine,'" the handbook reads — in which case "medicine" refers to military promotional materials, or breaking news events like a successful military operation.
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The President arrived at the fundraiser Tuesday night in an especially jovial mood, attendees at the closed-door fundraiser said, delivering a freewheeling address that touched on everything from the controversy he stirred about NFL protests to tax reform, health care and his dealings with world leaders, in particular Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Almost immediately after, Trump took a more jovial approach, trying to needle Nancy Pelosi, set to be the next Speaker of the House, by suggesting she doesn't have the full support of Democrats and might need Republican help: In all fairness, Nancy Pelosi deserves to be chosen Speaker of the House by the Democrats.
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That sibling relationship seems to influence the plot, which — rather than revolving around Peter — centers on Wendy Darling (Devin France), a spirited young girl who lives with her twin brothers Douglas and James (Gage and Gavin Naquin) in the apartment above a greasy spoon run by their hard-working and jovial mother (Shay Walker).
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Scene City 14 Photos View Slide Show ' The wine glasses clinked and the banter was jovial as dozens of A-listers in evening wear — including Ryan Reynolds, Sarah Paulson and Trevor Noah — settled in over plates of poached Maine lobster Tuesday night in the vaulting atrium of Jazz at Lincoln Center overlooking Columbus Circle.
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Here's a day in the life of Mitch, at what we will call his perceived peak: Wake up; drink coffee made by your loyal wife who knows you are cheating on her; get driven to work by a jovial chauffeur and make sexually-charged jokes along the way — mind you, it's literally 3 a.m.
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In the days following my essay, character witnesses came forward with their personal versions of "not the Biden I know" stories to underscore just what kind of a well-meaning person Joe Biden really is: Biden is a jovial fellow, a grandfatherly person, an empath, a man who endured much trauma; he didn't mean anything by it.
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Along the way, he has enthusiastically embraced his role as a defender of Trump's worst foreign-policy instincts, observers say, pointing to the smiling, jovial photos Pompeo has posed for alongside authoritarian leaders like North Korea's Kim Jong-un and Saudi Arabia's crown prince just weeks after the CIA concluded that the regime murdered Khashoggi, the Washington Post journalist.
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Los Angeles duo Classixx today announced a new mix series called Lifetime Grooves and shared the inaugural session, mixed in collaboration with Distant Works Records co-founder Daniel T. Moving at a luxuriant pace from unapologetically jovial disco to sensual deep house without missing a beat, the mix is the perfect soundtrack for these first days of spring.
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" Cindra Ladd, who spoke out in January 2015 in a Huffington Post essay that accused Cosby of drugging and raping her in 1969, says in a statement to PEOPLE, "Bill Cosby has already been exposed as a predator who hid behind his jovial mask for more than 50 years and no jury verdict will ever change that.
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In the world of lesbians, it is perfectly acceptable post-breakup to preach to every straight person in your path about how they will never comprehend the agony of your breakup (because, how can anyone understand the intimate bond that forms between two women?) and then be spotted having a jovial beer with said ex just one week later.
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Other than their shared love of dogs and skiing, Vonn and Goggia have another thing in common, albeit something a little less jovial: Like Vonn — who has experienced a slew of injuries, such as two torn ACLs, two concussions and multiple broken bones — Goggia has had her fair share of bruises, suffering three serious knee injuries in her career.
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The moon in bright fire sign Aries connects with jovial Jupiter at 3:29 AM, creating an optimistic energy—but watch out for heavy and intense emotions as the moon clashes with the lord of the underworld Pluto at 12:02 PM. Make room to feel your deepest feelings; don't ignore them by keeping yourself busy.
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Sixteen years later and there's the largest organization of its kind, Cuddle Party, with so-called cuddle party facilitators (like my party's, the jovial, bearded San Francisco-based sex educator, consultant, and professional cuddler Dr. Yoni Alkan) worldwide that host groups of strangers in need of intimacy and platonic human touch, among other areas of practice and focus.
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At Fat Buddha, an East Village Asian-fusion ultra-dive, the eponymous Buddha (corpulent, imperious, swathed in mini disco balls, and encased in a glass box stuffed with cash) looks like a reincarnated bouncer who opted for an off-book route to enlightenment: namely, booze, hip-hop, and a jovial no-holds-barred policy on happy-hour pork buns.
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A happy energy and wonderfully gregarious mood flows as the sun connects with jovial Jupiter at 2:02 PM and the moon connects with Jupiter at 4:55 PM. The full moon in fierce fire sign Aries arrives at 5:08 PM, bringing a big emotional release and encouraging us to be strong as we make moves toward independence.
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The recording of the intimate, jovial affair presents a portrait of President Trump discussing national cannabis policy with Parnas and his associate Igor Fruman — now facing serious criminal charges over their alleged attempts to use campaign contributions to obtain marijuana business licenses on behalf of a still-unnamed wealthy Russian investor, according to the federal indictment against them.
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So, sure, I could banter with the jovial rap duo Run the Jewels at 10 AM while in that twilight zone between buzzed and drunk (courtesy of my friend's homemade everclear-based drink that she gave me specifically for the task), but translating that experience into a sensical narrative was an arduous undertaking unless I gained a degree of sobriety.
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" In "All My Puny Sorrows," Toews describes a character based on her mother as "a short, fat seventy-six-year-old Mennonite prairie woman who has lived most of her life in one of the country's most conservative small towns, who has been tossed repeatedly through life's wringer," yet who remains "jovial and curious and delighted and oblivious to snottiness.
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SAVAGE FEAST Three Generations, Two Continents and a Dinner Table (A Memoir With Recipes) By Boris Fishman We should all be so lucky as to cook for Boris Fishman's grandfather, a macher with a liquor cabinet full of excellent cognac and a jovial disregard for the dietary restrictions recommended by the agency that assigned him Oksana, his home health aide.
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The moon enters fire sign Leo at 5:19 AM, encouraging a proud, confident moon, especially as the moon connects with the sun at 7:13 AM. The moon clashes with wildcard Uranus at 3:12 PM, bringing surprises, and exciting ideas are shared as messenger planet Mercury connects with jovial Jupiter at 5:01 PM. Just watch out for exaggerations!
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The Moon is in dreamy, psychic Water sign Pisces all day, and the vibe is lovely: Our sweet planet of love, Venus, connected with lucky planet Jupiter, early this morning at 2:54 AM. February has been super intense so far concerning Venusian issues—like beauty, desirability, and love—but now that Venus has teamed up with Jupiter, things will get way more jovial!
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The Moon enters intellectual Air sign Gemini at 10:30 AM, inspiring us to connect with others and socialize, but watch out for complications around relating when the moon opposes Venus at 11:09 AM. Generous vibes take over when the Moon connects with jovial Jupiter in Libra at 12:11 AM, and weird dreams arrive at 1:47 AM, when the Moon clashes with illusory Neptune.
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Before I could spend the night in my younger sister's dorm room at Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio — before I could read the spines of her textbooks or drink a disgusting but lovingly prepared vodka/sparkling wine/Red Bull — I had to report to security, where a jovial guard handed me a form to sign: All sexual interactions at Antioch College must be consensual.
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On Halloween night, defying a ban on masks put in place last month by the police, hundreds of protesters assembled in Hong Kong's Victoria Park just after sunset, wearing masks of Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's chief executive, defaced to look like the Joker and mash-ups of Chinese president Xi Jinping and Winnie the Pooh, an often cited resemblance that had Chinese censors ban the jovial bear.
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" CARAMANICA (Columbia/Legacy; three CDs, $29.98; three LPs, $19903) Bob Dylan recorded "Blonde on Blonde" in Nashville in 1966, but when he returned in 1967 — after his motorcycle accident, his seclusion in Woodstock and the "Basement Tapes" sessions with the Band — he was intent on mastering the terseness and deceptive simplicity of country tradition, first with the skeletal, Sphinx-like "John Wesley Harding" and then with the jovial, honeyed "Nashville Skyline.
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It was reported early last month that Trump had invited Putin to the White House in a March 20 phone call, weeks after Trump had expelled 60 Russian diplomats from the US in response to the poisoning of a former Russian spy in the UK. The 41-minute phone call was expected to be a discussion on plans for relations with North Korea, but was a jovial call that ended in a friendly invitation, a European diplomat told The New Yorker.
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Mr. Carroll recalls the rigid authority wielded by Cardinal Francis Spellman; the lavish chancery of the Archdiocese on Madison Avenue, which the author justly views as "an immigrant's revenge" on the city's Protestants and which, for good reason, was known as the Powerhouse; the jovial, candlelit dinners the clergy enjoyed at Patricia Murphy's restaurant; the muffled culture of sexual abuse that clerics only winked at then; and the "the heresy called 'Modernism'" that is resonating so publicly and powerfully today.
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