I laughed and laughed and laughed, until my mother had to slap me.
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They laughed at Columbus, they laughed at Fulton, they laughed at the Wright brothers.
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I watched from across the classroom as he and a friend of his opened it, then laughed and laughed and laughed.
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"Let's move on," Richardson said, and everyone laughed and laughed.
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If you'd asked me three years ago which wireless earbuds to buy for the gym, I would've laughed and laughed and laughed.
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They perked up, the crowd perked up; they laughed, the crowd laughed.
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Well, of course, Democrats laughed, laughed all of this off as spurious.
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I laughed and laughed but nobody else seemed to think it was funny.
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She nervously laughed and said the hotelier laughed as well before walking away.
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She was laughed at, and she laughed back, all the way to Lloyds.
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They're laughed at all over the world, they're laughed at for their stupidity.
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Lady jumped and rolled over for belly rubs and Weikert just laughed and laughed.
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"They're laughed at, all over the world, they're laughed at for their total stupidity," he added.
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What's most important is we laughed at something like we haven't laughed since maybe Llamagate 2015.
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And then she'd laughed and laughed, because he had the biggest penis she had ever seen.
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We called the area TriBeCa, but we laughed about it the same way we laughed at DUMBO.
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"It may be hard to tell which things are getting laughed at or laughed with," Nadler said.
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When he first proclaimed prophecy, even his own uncle laughed at him, but he never laughed back.
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They said that they didn't focus on the moment Fairooz laughed, but rather what happened after she laughed.
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I laughed at it at first, and then laughed with it, and then began to sob with it.
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"I just boiled and ate my own leg bones," their friends answered, and then they all laughed and laughed.
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When the audience laughed at his assertion that nobody respects women more than he does, we laughed as well.
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Nadal laughed it off, and his opponent, Gilles Müller, looked back in surprise and also laughed at the antics.
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They're laughed at all over the world — they're laughed at for their stupidity, and we have to have strong immigration laws.
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In convicting Fairooz, jurors told Reilly that they didn't focus on the moment Fairooz laughed, but rather what happened after she laughed.
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A recent paper in the Journal of Epidemiology at how often 17,000 people laughed, and it showed that people who laughed less were more likely to die, and the risk of cardiovascular events was higher in those who laughed less.
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He himself laughed at all kinds of things—goings on I couldn't get the sense of, though I laughed as if I did.
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Some people laughed at the tree, but it seems that many more laughed with it, and its removal from the square on Jan.
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This shared energy and connection created a bubble for us to see everything about each other and we just laughed and laughed like children.
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Once, we were leaving our apartment and I opened the door right into my head and it really hurt and he laughed and laughed.
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Yes, it was a year when we laughed, we cried, we cry-laughed and, when words failed us, we relied on the sage power of GIFs.
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And so I laughed at the absurdity of what I'd been fearing, laughed at the straitjacket of a definition I'd fashioned and had been trying to fit into, laughed with the awareness — with the sheer exhilaration of the awareness — that I could take that straitjacket off.
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My travel companion, John Eligon, a national correspondent covering race for the Times who happened to be in Germany on a journalism fellowship, just laughed and laughed.
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He stood up and tossed his head back and laughed and laughed, the sun shining, the lake gleaming, the birds dancing over us like moths over a flame.
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Some were shaken by the episode, some laughed, some entertainment writers laughed a little too hard — and others beliebe in their love for Justin even more post-plummet.
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She laughed and laughed when she told us about her mistake, and how her guest was too kind to point out to an old lady the crucial missing ingredient.
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"She laughed and laughed and we laid on ground and watched the stars and fell asleep on top of my jacket beside the not so Grand Canyon," he recalled.
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" - Mady, 232 "Dick was so tiny I laughed.
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Ever told — or laughed at — a bigoted joke?
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The other couples laughed and the laughter bounced, like very hard rubber balls, around the room, not like tennis balls but like solid hard rubber balls, and Marcel laughed, too.
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" The guard laughed and said, "Welcome to prison, son.
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Megatron laughed at the idea ... and bluntly said, never.
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People laughed at him — constantly — because he was ridiculous.
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" Sessions laughed and said she comparing "apples and oranges.
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" Cruz laughed, and so ended the "Blobfish Basketball Classic.
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This time, they entered the locker room and ... laughed.
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" Then he laughed, and added, "Not that I'm checking.
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" He said that Father Pawel "laughed at my resistance.
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" I laughed and said, "Take that to the bank!
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"And the relevance is — and come on," she laughed.
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" He laughed and then added: "That may be naïveté.
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We laughed later: Where had the guitar come from ?
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" He laughed, and said, ruefully, "That does sound funny.
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" Noonan laughed, and added: "But so much has changed.
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" He laughed and added: "He didn't even eat anybody!
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When she cried, we cried; when she laughed, we laughed; and when a wannabe model dared to challenge the kween, we recoiled, eyes wide, hand gently pressed to our necks in disbelief.
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Last week's guest judge Courtney Love no doubt pushed the hands of the doomsday clock forward when she caterwauled that "Armageddon … may be coming!" at which the doomed room laughed and laughed.
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When she was asked about her final scenes, Clarke laughed nervously and joked, "best season ever!" while her castmates Nathalie Emmanuel (Missandei) and Jacob Anderson (Grey Worm) laughed and nodded sarcastically beside her.
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Men laughed at her once too, when she was a beggar queen being bought and sold like a horse; they laughed at Cersei as they forced her to walk through the streets naked.
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"I'll probably smoke them all there (in Cuba)," he laughed.
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"It's really uncomfortable... I cannot eat any noodles," she laughed.
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The audience laughed, but Nyle -- who is deaf -- is outraged.
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They laughed at the idea he could beat Hillary Clinton.
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" The star laughed before adding, "We really love the water.
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"Hopefully some music will come out of it," he laughed.
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" Obama laughed, "Maybe that's the best we can hope for.
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Much to my own surprise, he laughed his head off.
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I watched this hundreds of times and laughed out loud.
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The boys laughed and raced their wheelchairs down the hallway.
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I actually laughed at this 'tree' for about 15 minutes.
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" She laughed, "I do talk about fuckin' bitches a lot.
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I've cried out, I've laughed out, it's all of it.
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" She tried to continue, but laughed, "Um, I was, yeah.
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It was a real family and we laughed so much.
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You laughed at my "three Peters and a Dick" joke.
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So the fake news said, people laughed at president trump.
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" And I sort of laughed and I said "Alt-right?
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I confronted him about this and he laughed at me.
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Jonas said he and Turner laughed about the whole thing.
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I just laughed because it was a very delicate situation.
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"The sad reality is that it was believable," Nunberg laughed.
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I laughed and said, 'Okay, Irene, I get the message.
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"Suck it up," Gibson laughed, before her expression grew serious.
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I want people to say 'I laughed, then I cried.
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Hey, we laughed at someone else and look what happened.
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When she said so, the voice laughed and hung up.
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Jeff Daniels and Stephen Colbert laughed on the dance floor.
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" When Mariuz and Rodgers exchanged ultrasounds they "laughed so hard.
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She said she dodged him, and Berganza laughed it off.
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So the fake news said 'people laughed at President Trump.
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At times, during this show, I laughed a little bit.
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He laughed as loudly as anyone at Williams's crazy shtick.
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She said that the two of them laughed about it.
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The kids laughed at me all day it was horrible.
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Nikita Khrushchev laughed off the idea as an "espionage plot".
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Bob, stroking his goatee, laughed out loud at my confusion.
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"What in the world is a 'dental studio'?" she laughed.
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"Corey laughed in my face and ran away," she said.
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I asked him to repeat the number again, then laughed.
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"We did a lot of messing on set," Murphy laughed.
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And when the penny finally dropped, I laughed out loud.
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Head back, mouth open, she closed her eyes and laughed.
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"That's the first time he's laughed like that," says Johnson.
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He laughed her off when she asked for a receipt.
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"So good," Pratt added as Brager laughed in the background.
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He laughed them out of his apartment in New York.
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We laughed at him for chucking such a shit punch.
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"I just put the phone down and laughed," she says.
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"I've never laughed so hard my whole life," she says.
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"I have tons of Floridians for some reason," she laughed.
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We laughed together, we cried together, and we healed together.
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The whole leadership of the world laughed at him today.
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"She has a boyfriend right now, so no," she laughed.
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He would have laughed at the idea that Space War!
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"I laughed," recalls Terri in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE.
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They laughed and were even toe flirting under the table.
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At first, the Yawanawa men laughed at the women's quest.
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I laughed first, then fell to the floor and screamed.
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We laughed, and then it turned out we were wrong.
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Clearly overheard on the videos, bystanders laughed, clapped, and cheered.
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"I didn't do it," she joked as the crowd laughed.
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I laughed with her at the simplicity of her statement.
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First time I laughed hard at this show in years.
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"The NIH clinical study section laughed at that," he says.
|
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Afterwards, the two buds hugged and laughed off the joke.
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She even looked up and smiled as the crowd laughed.
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"It was easy," laughed Yam Pro Energy's CEO, Zeev Peretz.
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"I know, it's worse when he's directing too," she laughed.
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"They laughed as one of them said, "Oh, he's dead.
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"I'm not a very good example, too crazy," she laughed.
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I talked and laughed with my aesthetician the entire time.
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James laughed between bites of chocolate chip pancakes when Sen.
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Both Hudgens and Corden laughed because, er, he's not wrong.
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I showed the President, and he laughed his butt off.
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SHE TOLD EVERYONE ON BOARD AND THEY LAUGHED IT OFF.
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Truly, I've never laughed harder than when I'm with you.
|
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Members of Cosby's legal team smiled, even laughed, at times.
|
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At first, I laughed it off as an amusing aberration.
|
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" He laughed, adding, "Dude or female, whatever, it doesn't matter.
|
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Some gay men laughed, but other audience members got pissed.
|
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They laughed on cue, and whispered feverishly during most pauses.
|
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"I probably was," Rubio conceded, to which the audience laughed.
|
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"I'll fucking kill you if you tell anyone," he laughed.
|
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She laughed and played it dozens upon dozens of times.
|
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While Pumpkin laughed it off, Mama June wasn't as amused.
|
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The other three players laughed in delight, but not Porter.
|
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"You know, that stays in the text messages," she laughed.
|
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His mum told CBC News that he'd laughed it off.
|
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"It's Wednesday," she said as Kardashian laughed in the background.
|
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"They thought robberies (on the roads) would rise," laughed Kinoti.
|
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" As the crowd laughed, Trump asked, "Does that make sense?
|
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I smiled and laughed every time he came on screen.
|
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Fans instead largely grimaced, laughed, or just rolled their eyes.
|
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Nichols laughed, and the two men began cutting it up.
|
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There are some things that just can't be laughed off.
|
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When informed that Wayne called him a cheater, Brady laughed.
|
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I laughed, gave the pronunciation, and proceeded to my questions.
|
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She thought it was funny and the whole audience laughed.
|
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"Irony, be gone," he bellowed, though he laughed right afterward.
|
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My Mum laughed and I just kind of sat there.
|
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I laughed and remembered I was supposed to say yes.
|
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"They fight more with themselves than with China," he laughed.
|
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"How generous," she responded as the audience laughed and booed.
|
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I wasn't sure if I laughed or gnashed my teeth.
|
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I laughed along awkwardly with the rest of the room.
|
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Listen to the audio and see how many people laughed.
|
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I was unable to speak, but Ms. Baroudi laughed sweetly.
|
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"More like a hundred people, maybe," the former athlete laughed.
|
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She was genial and chipper, giggling whenever anyone else laughed.
|
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He laughed and said, 'Oh, you are a smart woman.
|
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"And then she laughed — a huge smile," Mr. Baldwin said.
|
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The officer's female partner, sitting a few tables away, laughed.
|
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It was the first moment I laughed in the store.
|
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One of the men laughed, then glanced at their table.
|
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He shared his agony and people laughed in his face.
|
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He laughed at this one, and looked only slightly worried.
|
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The audience laughed and, later, gave him a standing ovation.
|
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When asked about the multimillion price point, Mr. Blum laughed.
|
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I laughed when I heard this, because he seemed older.
|
|
The audience, mostly consisting of investors, laughed at Spiegel's remark.
|
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"Ha!" he said, and showed it to Jeffrey, who laughed.
|
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They laughed when I begged them not to hurt me.
|
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"I can't just have a simple runway show," she laughed.
|
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She says he shook her hand and laughed it off.
|
|
Sybliss laughed when asked if Jackson had a favorite exercise.
|
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She laughed, then told him to shut the fuck up.
|
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That seemed to take him by surprise, and he laughed.
|
|
The audience laughed, and then Nanjiani addressed the question sincerely.
|
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Asked what was harder, economics or German grammar, he laughed.
|
|
"Not much of a surprise," one of my friends laughed.
|
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I laughed out loud because that was a baseless accusation.
|
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I laughed and stuck my tongue out at the camera.
|
|
That was ... LG: I laughed out loud during that podcast.
|
|
They just laughed at me because I was a woman.
|
|
He famously laughed off the polling conducted by rival campaigns.
|
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I laughed at them and mocked the way they looked.
|
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No. No. No. He laughed at how scared I was.
|
|
Ms. Flores laughed at the unexpected turn in her life.
|
|
Down in the finish area, the combatants mingled and laughed.
|
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They danced and hugged, laughed and cried, shouted and rejoiced.
|
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Others laughed at his claim to have an issue sweating.
|
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He laughed and tossed it next to the shell casing.
|
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Valentine looked into Patrice's bucket, saw the dough, and laughed.
|
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They thought it was a joke and laughed it off.
|
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He hugged those who approached him, and laughed at times.
|
|
I woke up one Tuesday in June, and I laughed.
|
|
He laughed all the time, even in the darkest scenarios.
|
|
So when they started joking about cremation, I laughed, too.
|
|
From five seconds in, they just laughed and loved it.
|
|
Some, she said, laughed and took pictures of the flames.
|
|
He laughed at the idea, but refused to denounce it.
|
|
The president laughed when I asked him about going vegan.
|
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She laughed, for instance, at her origins as a dancer.
|
|
He cracked a joke, I laughed; we started hanging out.
|
|
I laughed: It sounded impossible to say, let alone sing.
|
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"At the time the others laughed at us," she said.
|
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When I asked her how her weekend was, she laughed.
|
|
" Oleg A. laughed and said, "We will only hear it.
|
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I've laughed myself to tears listening to Kruk and Kuip.
|
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I laughed because I wrote that album two years before.
|
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"I definitely, that day, was not wearing underwear," he laughed.
|
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She breathed out and laughed as she closed the drawer.
|
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I laughed my ass off when I saw that one.
|
|
At a competition in Moscow in October, she laughed easily.
|
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"Hollywood is a jungle of its own, right?" she laughed.
|
|
When I asked Soros to describe himself ideologically, he laughed.
|
|
" She laughed and countered with her own impressions: "Rapists. Animals.
|
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She laughed and told me to get a real job.
|
|
Stenson laughed wryly when the story was relayed to him.
|
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But he says the hedge funders laughed off his suggestion.
|
|
When asked what has changed during her lifetime, she laughed.
|
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Here, we offer our rankings of who laughed it best.
|
|
" He laughed, and added, "Unless I'm one of those freaks.
|
|
His classmates laughed; the nun teaching the class stopped him.
|
|
"It's a real space mission," laughed Mr. Felix of KFC.
|
|
Some audience members gathered at an events center here laughed.
|
|
Some fans screamed or laughed, while others froze in disbelief.
|
|
Pua laughed when asked about Najib's new social media presence.
|
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He laughed when I told him he was lucky inside.
|
|
In 2016, Clinton laughed at Sanders' "Medicare for all" proposal.
|
|
They laughed at the casting, proud foils to the famous.
|
|
Leonard Cohen's "I'm Your Man" started playing, and Vadik laughed.
|
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They gave out diplomas, took photographs, and laughed (a lot).
|
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JW: I hate to admit that I laughed a lot.
|
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We both laughed and said we would meet for breakfast.
|
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I laughed once and maybe even twice during the trailer.
|
|
Mr. Giuliani laughed when read the statement from the firm.
|
|
A: I never laughed being that scared in my life.
|
|
Last Friday, people in the audience laughed pretty much nonstop.
|
|
But this video is not a prank, and I laughed.
|
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I never drew anything my mom wouldn't have laughed at.
|
|
In Stacey Abrams' case, no one laughed in her face.
|
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I laughed out loud at this because I am 12.
|
|
A group of teens laughed at me as I backtracked.
|
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"I've got a day job," she said, and laughed again.
|
|
Heller laughed off the comment, but GOP senators were alarmed.
|
|
I laughed and asked about the origin of that name.
|
|
Many of the lawyers in the nearly packed courtroom laughed.
|
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The sisters laughed at the thought of a hasty elopement.
|
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I tried to watch his speech and I just laughed.
|
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"The pecking order of the bedroom situation varied," she laughed.
|
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I would've been laughed off the stage on 'Drag Race.
|
|
Everyone laughed when they upped the dividend except for them.
|
|
Benji tickled her and she laughed, slapping his hand away.
|
|
Bruno laughed in his heart, though his face was still.
|
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He took another hard look at me, then just laughed.
|
|
"Transplant is unintentionally making me get an ass," she laughed.
|
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Let's not let our great country be laughed at anymore.
|
|
He called Giuliani to tell him, and Giuliani laughed too.
|
|
You laughed at them when their plight is very real.
|
|
"Floyd's choices have been irreproachable," I said, and Floyd laughed.
|
|
" The crowd laughed, and Tapper egged him on, "Do it!
|
|
He laughed, hesitated and then decided to take a few.
|
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At the United Nations, the whole world laughed at him.
|
|
" She laughed: "Because you know, the heart is still Pakistani.
|
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In an interview this week, he laughed at that estimate.
|
|
Susan Collins of Maine, who laughed when asked about Moore.
|
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Then came the second one that wobbled when she laughed.
|
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"I love to see new places, other things," she laughed.
|
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We laughed about what such a thing could possibly be.
|
|
" Rumer Willis said she laughed herself silly -- "I am dead.
|
|
" He said he laughed, and responded, "Well, same to you!
|
|
He's like, "Neither have I." And then he just laughed.
|
|
The two laughed pointing out people in the room, whispering.
|
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Some took photos, some laughed, and some just looked puzzled.
|
|
According to a 2015 study in which men were introduced to women for the first time, the more often they laughed at each other's jokes (or better yet, laughed together) the more attracted they were.
|
|
I laughed at Apple's wireless AirPods when they were first announced.
|
|
"We are not the establishment," he said, as other members laughed.
|
|
And she laughed about it sometimes when people got freaked out.
|
|
It still stings, she said, to remember that other children laughed.
|
|
Witherspoon laughed and reminded him that they are not babies anymore.
|
|
She bashfully brushed it off and laughed, mumbling something in Cantonese.
|
|
"And I can't touch my toes," he admitted as guests laughed.
|
|
I laughed a lot during those three moments, sometimes rather guiltily,
|
|
They howled; they screamed; they gasped; and they laughed some more.
|
|
He burned men alive with wildfire, and laughed as they screamed.
|
|
I also laughed a lot, which is something I'm wondering about.
|
|
The friends laughed as Birchmeier attempted to reel the shark in.
|
|
When Kaywood explained, he claims the employee laughed and walked off.
|
|
Honest to god," Moran laughed, "I was glued to the internet.
|
|
From her hospital bed, she smiled and laughed with her rescuers.
|
|
When it happened, we laughed for a second then moved on.
|
|
"We had to make an appeal on the news," laughed Les.
|
|
We laughed, we cried, we learned about climate change from Leo.
|
|
And she looked at me and went "Wa-hah!" and laughed.
|
|
When Urho Konttori handed me the VR headset, I almost laughed.
|
|
News , saying the audience applauded and laughed from start to finish.
|
|
"I always wanted to be in the show more," she laughed.
|
|
Asked if she'd ever seen a candidate like O'Rourke, Hirsch laughed.
|
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A city employee laughed at her when she realized her mistake.
|
|
Prince, Phaedra and I cried a little -- and laughed a lot.
|
|
Prigozhin has remained safely in Russia and laughed off the charges.
|
|
She showed a wide slice of throat each time she laughed.
|
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She laughed at it so hard that afternoon that she cried.
|
|
She laughed at and told us not to worry at all!
|
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As in, I laughed out loud, on average, once per page.
|
|
He grinned, as if it were a joke, but nobody laughed.
|
|
We laughed, we cried, we shook our fists at the sky.
|
|
Ms. Smith threw herself back on the sofa and laughed uproariously.
|
|
"We've started at home, by training our own husbands," she laughed.
|
|
"Ok, so, there is definitely a pee pee tape," he laughed.
|
|
The crowd laughed, but some safety experts consider such advice dangerous.
|
|
Two men from Ohio, when asked about their experience, simply laughed.
|
|
"I laughed, like this is so silly," she told Entertainment Weekly.
|
|
I told them, "We got used to this," and I laughed.
|
|
I no longer had nightmares and I laughed a lot more.
|
|
She laughed and reassured me, 'It's nothing I haven't seen before.
|
|
When this question made its way to my desk, I laughed.
|
|
"Competition makes things exciting," Liu laughed, when asked about Didi's growth.
|
|
"I have no idea [how] but it just does," he laughed.
|
|
"Suddenly, you're responsible for other people, which is terrifying," he laughed.
|
|
Ferguson laughed at the idea that NCAA would investigate the school.
|
|
My group just laughed along when they realized what had happened.
|
|
"André Aciman just laughed at the idea to me," Ivory dished.
|
|
Other teens encircling the two laughed, shouted, and seemingly mocked Phillips.
|
|
"Well, I laughed," she said in an interview with AOL Build.
|
|
Mr. Martínez sang love songs off-key while the others laughed.
|
|
"Why did he think Allison Janney for this part?" she laughed.
|
|
I almost laughed at the Machiavellian plans of the US Presidents.
|
|
As soon as Miley realized, she laughed and the two hugged.
|
|
People laughed, but it wasn't cool, another former employee told CNBC.
|
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They laughed and played with the children there at Standing Rock.
|
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I laughed out loud, a reaction that met with his approval.
|
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We've loved, laughed, cried, fought and weathered many real life storms.
|
|
" Triano laughed, "I told you that before, one at a time.
|
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"Tomorrow (they're) going to be Spain red and yellow," she laughed.
|
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" He laughed at us and said, "Sometimes, these things just happen.
|
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"All customers should be free to buy multiple products," laughed Federighi.
|
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In many countries this case would be laughed out of court.
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We both laughed, but at times he seemed a little squirmy.
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" Ivanka laughed and responded, "That's very kind of you to say!
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"Uh, not for me," he said, as reporters laughed in response.
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Novikov, the Russian scientist in Barentsburg, laughed when asked about estimate.
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He looked into the cameras that were there and he laughed.
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"Brie is the most powerful woman in the universe," he laughed.
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"None of them took my side, they all laughed," Kendall said.
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"When he came marching up the hill, I laughed," Kellogg says.
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"You're just kind of shaping mud into a bowl," he laughed.
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"I wasn't trying to get into the soundtrack world," she laughed.
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At times, the suspect laughed while detailing the killings to police.
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"No one will ever know," Teigen laughed in her Snapchat story.
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And we laughed at them, because we knew they were jokes.
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Even during the crazy times, I wish I d laughed more.
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"He read out my text during the hearing," Mr. Collins laughed.
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You know, the week everyone laughed at rich people on Twitter?
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"I'm moving out at the end of the month," he laughed.
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"From yucky to yummy - it took about three years," laughed Lin.
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" Kelly, 45, laughed and chalked it all up to an "illusion.
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They laughed and embraced and looked each other in the eyes.
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"Having a great time looking at Straight Outta Compton," she laughed.
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"I sobbed & laughed, & I was prepared not 2like it," she wrote.
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Others assumed it was spam, and others still laughed it off.
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Most people in the Taco Bell laughed through the unsanitary ordeal.
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Well, they talked to us, but they laughed at us usually.
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"I'm not nervous," laughed Kusielczuk, as we spoke earlier this week.
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When Rodriguez told him exactly where he was, the analyst laughed.
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"Wow, she knows my silhouette pretty well," Skarsgard laughed in reaction.
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They laughed him out of town, said get out of town.
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He then laughed, thinking it was a prank, the Times said.
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"Not currently, no," Harry said, as Meghan laughed at his response.
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And we laughed a lot and our scenes were really funny.
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We laughed at him for chucking such a sh*t punch.
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Golding had also been laughed at by strangers earlier that day.
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In a Vogue profile published on Monday, May laughed it off.
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"What do I think of him?" he replied, and then laughed.
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"This is what was happening while the defendants laughed," she said.
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Seinfeld says that he and Kesha laughed about the incident backstage.
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The couple was overjoyed as they smiled, laughed, and clapped along.
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Then he laughed as loudly as I ever heard him laugh.
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We all laughed, and the "noodle sneeze" instantly became family lore.
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Kylee watched, seething, as Brysen laughed with the other battle boys.
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They got so excited and laughed out loud and took pictures.
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One of them laughed a little, the one with the gun.
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"You don't have to deal with people," Ashley said, and laughed.
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"I was a little bit dejected but I laughed," he said.
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I made eye contact with my coworker and we both laughed.
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I heard another pop, and the second time I actually laughed.
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Neighbors and friends laughed at her, saying she was a tomboy.
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When he laughed at all my jokes, the connection was sealed.
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"I'm going to the snow tomorrow, flying to Bariloche," laughed Cook.
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After the line, Hariri and Prince Mohammed laughed and shook hands.
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I read books, visualized the characters, laughed and cried with them.
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People in my family laughed more than people in other families.
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Democrats watching the first public impeachment hearing Wednesday laughed after Rep.
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" And he just laughed and said, "No, you missed the point.
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Righetti's wife, Adriana, who is also a biochemist, laughed at him.
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"At first I had to explain what rugby was," Green laughed.
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Mr. Kuo laughed and said that it might have been dumb.
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King read the letter to the march staff, who all laughed.
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We read aloud and laughed through this curmudgeonly ode to pessimism.
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"By then she was Academy Award-nominated Amy Adams," Fischer laughed.
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Banks laughed, and the half smile broke into a full one.
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Biles's longtime coach, Aimee Boorman, heard about those tweets and laughed.
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Yet on Sunday, she spoke with reporters and joked and laughed.
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"Oh, probably 'Game of Thrones,'" Clinton quipped as the audience laughed.
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I told an economist I know about this, and he laughed.
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Bill was able to see something that other people laughed at.
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"I was not a job type of guy," laughed the entrepreneur.
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I kind of laughed it off, or whatever, and went home.
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Both laughed and embraced, with the soldier going on his way.
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Even when the cameras weren't on them, they whispered and laughed.
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Nevada's other senator, Dean Heller, a Republican, laughed at the question.
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Asked what she thought of him, Ms. Lazareva laughed with delight.
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"Instead of cringe about my upcoming birth, I laughed," she added.
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"Bom bom," he laughed, pretending to be in a bouncing car.
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" He laughed and told us: "I really got that from Spanish.
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Emboldened tourists just laughed and asked me to pose for selfies.
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"We all laughed and thought we had something there," Jacobs says.
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He watched me do that in our living room and laughed.
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"Great fucking timing, huh?" she quipped as we both laughed nervously.
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"Yeah, and he didn't even offer me any water," she laughed.
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That was something I laughed off and I accepted as normal.
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"Suck it up," Gibson laughed, before her face fell into solemnity.
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I've never laughed and cried so much at the same time.
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I've laughed, I've cried, I've tried my luck with Gertha Shirkey.
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All the black people in the room groaned and laughed simultaneously.
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"Ok, there are certain things that could change that," laughed Whitney.
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Stoma laughed, turned back to his mattress, slipped out the pipe.
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" As some audience members laughed, he added, "Honest Abe never lied.
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Remember how the class laughed and thought he was so dumb?
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Asked how St. Petersburg's programmers got involved with rhinos, O'Brien laughed.
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"I ain't gonna tell you everything," White said, and Crawford laughed.
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I laughed all the way to the bank, because it works.
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"There's something going on there," Trump said as his supporters laughed.
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She even laughed at their father, when he came home shkwebii.
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Just as it seemed his laugh had ended, he laughed again.
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" Then he laughed and added: "No, it's a brand-building exercise.
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Witnesses to the behavior said nothing or laughed along, women said.
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"There's still time," Mr. Krauss said wryly, and they both laughed.
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But I laughed with Alex, who was neither constrained nor frightened.
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Not to be dismissed or made fun of or laughed at.
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It simply reminded me of my Aunt Belle, so I laughed.
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" He just laughed and said, "You're the first person I've told.
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Maria laughed in delight as her friend, arms outstretched, spun away.
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But the members of Parliament laughed out loud at Mrs. May.
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The adults laughed while watching what seemed like a fruitless effort.
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Asked if they also must be perfect, he laughed at himself.
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Though we laughed self-consciously, every one of his visitors obeyed.
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" Also, I laughed out loud at 9D's "Twain who sang 'Man!
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I laughed, I cried, and I loved every second of it.
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Pitcher C. C. Sabathia and his teammates laughed in the dugout.
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I Googled a picture of my favorite poet and laughed aloud.
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"We had a lot of time on shore duty," she laughed.
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He has known some players who have laughed at the idea.
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But in this show, the audience of about 150 rarely laughed.
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The judge demurred again as some in the courtroom laughed uncomfortably.
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"And drinking is part of my wellness program too," she laughed.
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"They use my face in the advertisements," she said, and laughed.
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When it was over, we all laughed and said our goodbyes.
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The players laughed, and Evert patted her opponent on the forehead.
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"It's a complete hijack and I love it," he laughed, hoarsely.
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" Sanders laughed and muttered something about how Stackhouse "couldn't shoot himself.
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He talked, he laughed, he watched me try not to blink.
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"No cranes, no cement, right?" she teased them, as they laughed.
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I think I actually laughed out loud when I got that.
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But when I finally caved, I laughed so hard I cried.
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"I've never seen this much machinery in my life," he laughed.
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In 2012, she literally laughed at the thought of legalizing marijuana.
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The audience laughed, but Mr. Biden was finished with his thought.
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He laughed off the criticism, and the shirt became a signature.
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He laughed repeatedly in what was mostly a lighthearted news conference.
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The pair laughed together as they sat in the front row.
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"Kashmiris are dangerous," he laughed, as he returned to the bus.
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It's dealt with so delicately and isn't romanticized or laughed at.
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Sometimes we laughed at him and at the things he did.
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"I wrote an article about it," she said, and then laughed.
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I laughed but wondered what the movie's youngest viewers would think.
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"I think I'm going have to hit more ... aces," he laughed.
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" He laughed: "I never intentionally would do that onstage, even kidding.
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When I dreamed of Africa, everybody laughed at me at school.
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"We're going for a close shave," their colleague Scott Geffert laughed.
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One overseas diplomat laughed while recounting the confusion the guidance caused.
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He laughed at the question, and then said, "I hope so."
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"I think I laughed for about 30 minutes straight," Hewett said.
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I never thought to imagine what would happen if they laughed.
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Families laughed; couples took photos of their food and each other.
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"Maybe just like a regular old monkey," Merrifield said and laughed.
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Home: Virginia Beach I laughed Trump off like everyone else did.
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"To go watch tennis matches, I don't know," he laughed again.
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He squeezed the ball and talked about its texture, and laughed.
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He brushed me off, laughed at me, his silly pyari beti.
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Daly chimed in and said, "not my permission" as Moore laughed.
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Trump and Ben both laughed, and Ben recited a second number.
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"Gosh, this isn't going well," Johnson laughed about the awkward interview.
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"Just waving to you, Joe," Sanders said as the audience laughed.
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When I first read about St. Teresa in college, I laughed.
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Bernie Sanders also laughed off questions about energy-saving light bulbs.
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"My daughter is very fond of telling me that," he laughed.
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Without waiting for his interpreter, Tanaka laughed and shook his head.
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" Ms. Tall laughed, saying, "She comes home and I'm like, 'Hi!
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She laughed when asked how it felt to be a legend.
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Told that this article could help clear it up, Guerrero laughed.
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We laughed, which hurt me, though I couldn't figure out why.
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"If I think about it now, I was crazy," she laughed.
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" Antonio Brown laughed to himself and said, "I see you, cow.
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When he showed the photo during his presentation, the audience laughed.
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When Dudley challenged a call, Simmons laughed in the veteran's face.
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He's right, but he doesn't realize who is being laughed at.
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We laughed so long and hard we couldn't carry on anymore.
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Attendees laughed warmly with one another as they talked about death.
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We slipped the organist $100 and quite literally laughed it off.
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They just laughed, called me a 'muslim bitch' and ran off.
|
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In fact, those who predicted his success were openly laughed at.
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The brothers allegedly detailed the shooting and laughed about the victims.
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We all laughed and agreed to see where the chips landed.
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We laughed, we cried, we cry-laughed and, when words failed us, we relied on the sage power of GIFs and memes to communicate the deep unease coursing just under the surface of our daily existence.
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He laughed in an interview at the language employed by his rivals.
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"There's definitely a lot of pressure to post every day," DeGroot laughed.
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Q. But you just laughed a little bit when I mentioned that.
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"Not by blowing it up with dynamite," a friend of mine laughed.
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I laughed so hard that I nearly coughed-up a hair ball.
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He laughed quietly to himself, leaning in from the chair opposite me.
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After all, he laughed, he can't spend all his time doing press.
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But I laughed too much to actually get up [all the way].
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"I have laughed that off for years," Clint told the Toledo Blade.
|
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He wrapped his arms tightly around Harry as Meghan observed and laughed.
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"I went to sleep and it had gone crazy overnight," he laughed.
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"It's funny, 'cause I spent a lot of time there!" she laughed.
|
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We laughed and cried like the family that Bowie has made us.
|
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He laughed about the "rough around the edges" engineers attending the courses.
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"It took me awhile to believe it," he said as he laughed.
|
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We hunted, we fished, but most importantly, we all laughed with 'Lieky'.
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Some congregation members laughed through tears as they shared stories about her.
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"No one knows this – I'm going to get in trouble," Fletcher laughed.
|
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I actually laughed when I first read that and saw that clipping.
|
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"Sorry," she said after the audience laughed and cheered on the expletive.
|
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"I should have a Christmas budget," she laughed to host Cayman Kelly.
|
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"My mom is going to see this," laughed the "Wild Thoughts" artist.
|
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He laughed off rumors of them breaking up, saying it wasn't happening.
|
|
He laughed and smiled, bringing joy and happiness to everyone he touched.
|
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"I told her, 'double the trouble' and she laughed," the mom shared.
|
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When asked by PEOPLE about his reaction to the memes he laughed.
|
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We had a terrific team that worked hard and laughed a lot.
|
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We trained together, we fought together, and most importantly, we laughed together.
|
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And to think Ricky and Steve laughed at him at the time.
|
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She watched it online and she laughed and she said 'That's him.
|
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"Maybe that got us in the mood, I don't know," Richardson laughed.
|
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We laughed about it later, although I was mortified at the time.
|
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"Whaaat?" she laughed to a friend, who shrugged the news report off.
|
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"She was like, 'I want to be in the coven,' " Kidman laughed.
|
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Surprisingly, he laughed and said it sounded like quite the interesting proposal.
|
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I laughed not because I thought the idea was a bad one.
|
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I laughed at him, and he tightened his hold on my wrists.
|
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"I was underneath one of them while the two laughed," said Ford.
|
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A family member laughed it off, and dismissed it as "funny" behavior.
|
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"I think we do have a stow-away," a crew member laughed.
|
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Pulse nightclub was a place where Alexandra had danced, laughed, and loved.
|
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"When I first saw that I literally laughed out loud," says House.
|
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Didn't understand why everybody laughed when I told them my email address.
|
|
"Through It All I've Always Laughed," the memoirs of Count Arthur Strong.
|
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"My tummy hurts, " he confirmed, as the Revenge Body star gently laughed.
|
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"We were laughed at a lot," he said of the movie version.
|
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"What can I say?" he laughed, gazing at his newly transformed digit.
|
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" While some in the audience laughed, Clinton continued: "This is a mindset.
|
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"Congratulations, now Karen's pregnant," laughed Kimmel at how close the two were.
|
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But the crowd in the room laughed, and then it clapped, heartily.
|
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"And then she points to dad and she goes, 'beer,'" he laughed.
|
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Privately, aid workers laughed when asked if they thought it would work.
|
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His campaign manager Kellyanne Conway laughed off the teleprompters incident on Friday.
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They are to be laughed at, not made the subject of tales.
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When he told her what he did for a living, she laughed.
|
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"I'm not name-dropping," he said as reporters in his office laughed.
|
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You've finished the book, seen the show, and laughed at the memes.
|
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This includes all the times Grande slipped, laughed, and forgot her lines.
|
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An older male volunteer told Benson she was beautiful; she laughed politely.
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We've screwed up together, laughed together, evolved together, and raised hell together.
|
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"The motto is 'Straight from your bouquet to your bowl,'" she laughed.
|
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We laughed and teared up through the waves of joy and vulnerability.
|
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However, when asked if Trump would be getting her vote, she laughed.
|
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"I thought I was being considerate in my own way…" she laughed.
|
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"Reese, there are kids in here," he joked, as the actress laughed.
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Maybe five years from now, maybe I would have laughed it off.
|
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Any attempts to create an opposition are either laughed off or persecuted.
|
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"I think I probably did, but I should have laughed," Winslet said.
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"I showed the President and he laughed his butt off," says Begala.
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And I felt very rude because I just laughed in their faces.
|
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The members of the family smiled and laughed, taking turns holding Mia.
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" When it gripped her hand back, she laughed and said: "So strange.
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I think I laughed for a good 20 minutes at this one.
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"Lots of prayers for safety [too], that's a deadly weapon," Lorna laughed.
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One: a kind person, who laughed as I apologized for my body.
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When he looked in the mirror wearing this new uniform, Bracero laughed.
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She used to be a cheerful person; she always laughed a lot.
|
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They laughed, demurred, then went back in with tongues for additional research.
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We all laughed about it, no one harder or longer than Dizzy.
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Lawyers laughed: Does Trump really want to give discovery to Michael Wolff?
|
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Spicy laughed and said anything after the White House is a downgrade.
|
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As the press corp laughed, Spicer paused to take in the moment.
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" His costar, Riz Ahmed, laughed and asked, "Were they your favorite ones?
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When I heard that story, I just cried – I laughed so hard.
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The Vermont senator laughed when asked about it by NBC New York.
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"I hate it until it happens, and then it's wonderful," he laughed.
|
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This one time we actually laughed non-stop for seven whole minutes!
|
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When confronted by his supervisor, Perez "just laughed," according to court documents.
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" Damon laughed so hard, he almost flubbed the introduction to "The Martian.
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" She added, "I was underneath one of them while the two laughed.
|
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We laughed so much I think he reversed years off my life.
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"When Jimmy laughed during rehearsal, you knew it was funny," he said.
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It was the first time I had laughed in over a month.
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"99.999% of the people watching this would have no idea," Devas laughed.
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The table erupted in laughter — and no one laughed harder than Alice.
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Yet for a man seeking power, to be laughed at is fatal.
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"I was underneath one of them while the two laughed," Ford replied.
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I laughed and thanked her, and turned the shade of a pomegranate.
|
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"Basically, every single one of my friends snitched on me," he laughed.
|
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We drank and ate and laughed with the tables next to us.
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Vulnerability is laughed off, longing disguised as apathy, attraction reframed as annoyance.
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" Sara laughed, and said: "It's just so sad: 'We turned out great!
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We sat under the that elk arch and laughed till we cried.
|
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Being the defiant daughter that I am, I laughed in her face.
|
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He laughed when a guest suggested he could be a little cocky.
|
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"I played you," Hanks said, as co-stars including Emma Watson laughed.
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"Just trying to think of some," he joked as the audience laughed.
|
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I laughed, of course, but I was immediately plagued with uncomfortable questions.
|
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She straight-up laughed, telling us Ashley was lacking some major pop.
|
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"She laughed when I said we need her in politics," he said.
|
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Gal Berger of Israel Radio said Palestinian officials laughed at the report.
|
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It got a huge response, but around me, the women laughed louder.
|
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"I was underneath one of them, while the two laughed," Ford says.
|
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They laughed, and I was proud of the looks they gave me.
|
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Yet every independent authority has debunked or even laughed at this excuse.
|
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"Somebody not that good looking and really old, I guess," Glass laughed.
|
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Our economy is sputtering but unemployment is officially low, and laughed at.
|
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We laughed and drank and stuffed ourselves in fulfillment of the tradition.
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"Before Trump was president, I would've laughed at that question," she says.
|
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He laughed too loud, the last ha cutting high into the air.
|
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"Kid, the Parliament is your playground!" laughed his father, Shadi Zeidat, 27.
|
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As he delivered Hampton's words, the audience cheered, clapped, and even laughed.
|
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Someone cracked a joke and all the guys at the table laughed.
|
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" Yellen laughed, and said only: "I'm sorry, I've got nothing for you.
|
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I laughed at the time and gave the "artists" points for creativity.
|
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" Jay laughed and said, "I guess you have to use the bathroom.
|
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"It's like an empath's worst nightmare being on the tube," she laughed.
|
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He laughed, but I think it was to stop himself from crying.
|
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"That's how I feel right now," Lee told Insider as she laughed.
|
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"It was absolutely a top feeling (to lead)," the burly Austrian laughed.
|
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Two former intelligence officials laughed as they bumped elbows and exchanged greetings.
|
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Shannon laughed, as if conceding that nursing school was a wild idea.
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"They are very hungry people," Watters said, as his co-hosts laughed.
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"I was underneath one of them while the two laughed," she testified.
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I laughed and smiled and glanced at her father, but she persisted.
|
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"He laughed at me: 'Oh, Maggie, Maggie, you are ridiculous'," she recalled.
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We laughed, we screamed, and we died... seven times to be exact.
|
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Though they laughed and chatted with locals, their mission was deadly serious.
|
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Asked if this qualified as a "dirty trick," Ray laughed and shrugged.
|
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"Some people said, 'Oh, that's weird,' or laughed about it," she said.
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" As the crowd laughed, he said, "Check out her Facebook, you'll understand.
|
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I knew that my cousin would have laughed if he'd seen me.
|
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"When he came to power, people laughed at him," Professor Burrowes said.
|
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Mr. Stanley took a slow, deep intake of breath and laughed nervously.
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He chose his words deliberately and laughed about his discomfort in interviews.
|
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"This is more serious than censorship," Farhadi said finally, and everyone laughed.
|
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I looked up the meaning of Perdita's name and laughed to myself.
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We laughed about this, but in fact it wasn't the first time.
|
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Ito said, as the two women laughed at the possibility that Mrs.
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The tone isn't lighthearted, yet I laughed out loud in Chapter 4.
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"I don't think it's changed that much, to be honest," he laughed.
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When I expressed doubt that this would come to pass, Clown laughed.
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I laughed at their jokes, and they at mine, just as often.
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No, I replied, "but I love your little town," and she laughed.
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"They basically laughed in our faces," she said of the employees there.
|
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"Y'all crazy!" the white student laughed, assuming Darius couldn't possibly be serious.
|
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We feel the sadness and severity with greater impact having just laughed.
|
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" He laughed and continued: "No, I have nothing nostalgic about this place.
|
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The teenagers laughed and called him "Champ," but they bought slices, too.
|
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The two other congresswomen on stage, laughed but did not join in.
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"I felt like I was the gag, I've been duped!" she laughed.
|
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That is, I laughed, until I realized it was no laughing matter.
|
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During the campaign, I admit, I laughed about Donald Trump a lot.
|
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"There were a lot of jokes, especially during that scene," she laughed.
|
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After hearing that same bit in the audiobook, I laughed out loud.
|
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Mr. de Blasio's press secretary, Eric F. Phillips, laughed off the remark.
|
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Diaby laughed but managed to hold his run for the go signal.
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How they laughed and ate,same as when their father was home.
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I think that's the first time I actually laughed at a cartoon.
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I laughed, I cried (that ending monologue!), and I related to Renee.
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Meanwhile, two leather-jacketed Bronxites laughed and pointed at the Henny Colada.
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I laughed, too, particularly when Paddington tries to master a vacuum cleaner.
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I laughed out loud and I teared up while reading this novel.
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"I thought that was gonna be a bit or something," she laughed.
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In the second shot, Stormi laughed as Jenner continued to kiss her.
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The store's workers laughed when he broke the gag, Lourdes Rodriguez said.
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When Entertainment Tonight asked Aniston about the rumors, she laughed them off.
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" He laughed, then said, "It is really amazing what goes on there.
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When I reminded her of the teetotaling behind "Pure Heroine," she laughed.
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Recently, Dr. Goodenough recounted that story for me and then laughed uproariously.
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"The only trouble is now everyone has the same topic," he laughed.
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"I went to Whole Foods and they laughed at us," he recalled.
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When she blanched, they laughed and assured her that they were joking.
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"That was probably hatched right here in this office," Mr. Valdez laughed.
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I may be delirious, but I laughed so hard I basically cried.
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"Mimicking Go-Jek's strategy is the highest form of flattery," laughed Makarim.
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He laughed as if he had carved out some sort of victory.
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Asked about the garbage bag on the windowsill labelled "Manure," she laughed.
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"Margolyes then laughed and said, "Don&apost tell her what I said!
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He laughed when I asked if he'd ever had to use it.
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"But then she took all the equipment back!" he said, and laughed.
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He said, "You call me, No. 1" — and laughed, then caught himself.
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"I was kind of paralyzed for a moment," she said, and laughed.
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AND HE LAUGHED HE SAID, NO, THAT'S ACTUALLY QUITE A GOOD QUESTION.
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" He laughed — he had a great booming actor's laugh — and said: "Yeah.
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She has laughed it off and said not to worry about it.
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" As the audience laughed and applauded, McCabe said, "I suppose that's possible.
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He laughed at the MAGA mob, and not like a polite chuckle.
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" Booker laughed, "No, before I declared president, I'm dating somebody really special.
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"We could have just laughed at these posters insulting China," it said.
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The Americans laughed—what I called canned bread, Americans called Pillsbury dough.
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He has accomplished so much already, we both laughed, without Alamo Heights.
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"How can you say this was the worst game, though?" he laughed.
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Everyone laughed, before D.J. Envy appeared to return to his original question.
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"Especially you," he added, turning around and looking at Federer, who laughed.
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When he tried to play the big man, she laughed at him.
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The flight instructor just laughed, she later told Air Force Print News.
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I told her there should be a proper path and she laughed.
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As the men talked and laughed, a stack fell to the floor.
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And a lot of people laughed at it when she launched it.
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They laughed and started to beat box, so I freestyled about Sunshine.
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When asked how many fans Cruz has in New York, Glynn laughed.
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That's why he's the [presumptive] GOP nominee—people laughed, and he's here.
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Weinstein laughed it off, joking that it sounded like a great story.
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We laughed and cried as we told my parents and my siblings.
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If he did hear it, I'm sure he laughed to himself silently.
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I just made fun of him, and everyone laughed at my jokes.
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The roundabout way would have to involve a joke—something like Oh-don't-think-all-of-us-look-the-same—and the man would have laughed and the woman would have laughed and the chef would have chuckled.
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We laughed at the unrealistic brutish nature of the Australians in 'Bart vs.
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"I remember her wit and laughter; she laughed a lot," Ms. Brown said.
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They smiled and laughed, with Timothy even dipping his daughter at the end.
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His method for directing, so far as I know, is that he laughed.
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"No one believes that, David," she said as the audience laughed and applauded.
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"I actually still don't know what my good side is!" the model laughed.
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Nadia begged the woman to let her go, but the woman just laughed.
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In those early days of the project, people kind of laughed at us.
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"He's coming with us," Piattoni laughed, and set off in search of herbs.
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Tons of times I've laughed off an inappropriate comments or a snide remark.
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"I think the media ran with it because it sounds cool," she laughed.
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" Gibbs adds: "We have laughed together, cried together, danced together and sweated together.
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" Johnson laughed at the irony of the label, then added, "They hate us.
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We both cried and then we video taped it and then we laughed.
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And the first time I saw that, I laughed so hard I cried.
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We laughed, we cried, some of us ate peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
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I've seen her attacked, lied about, wrongfully accused, mocked, laughed at, and misunderstood.
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Meghan and Kate laughed and chatted as they sat next to each other.
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Before the season began, we laughed at her for sleeping on the job.
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"I think I'm a little bit crazy," laughed the 36-year-old Californian.
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My PR contact laughed as I called her up in a cold sweat.
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"I'm not going to say that in front of my mom," he laughed.
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I laughed with friends, which, as previously mentioned, is one of my hobbies.
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The cute six-year-old told a corny joke and they laughed. Loud.
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Clad in pink, Elia laughed and cooed as she repeatedly reached for Rose.
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We did everything together...we fought, we played, we laughed and we cried.
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When I asked her if her boss was a human trafficker, she laughed.
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"When we asked the Chinese about it, they laughed at us," he said.
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Jessica didn't even realize what happened and laughed as we hit the ground.
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Though my father laughed at my improvised lectures, my mother let me talk.
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I told him to do it if he dared, and he just laughed.
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I mean we shot for two weeks and we laughed for two weeks.
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We laughed and poked fun, but we poked fun in a nice way.
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"When he said that, I laughed," Dunning recalled, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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When he grinned and laughed, I forgot for a moment what was ahead.
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Notes reverberated into the dance area, where Ricky and Ronnie laughed and boogied.
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Republicans ignored Trump, then laughed at him, then fought him -- and he won.
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" We laughed, he grabbed my hand, and said, "Yeah, we'll do the sex.
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He certainly was not offended and laughed when he compared the two images.
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I laughed maybe twice over the course of the show's first three episodes.
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At first, they were stoked, laughed a lot and said it was awesome.
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In response, Jolie thanked him and laughed but didn't completely rule anything out.
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He laughed, and tried again – and this one went higher into the bank.
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"It's either my husband or handgel that are the most useful," she laughed.
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While attendees laughed at the story, it wasn't a joke to his parents.
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I laughed about how high I had sounded later, but it wasn't untrue.
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"The babies had so much fun, they laughed the whole time," she says.
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"I was like, oh my god I'm so sorry," she laughed on camera.
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"I can close my left eye and see a Brakhage film," he laughed.
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"My fiancé says I dress like Annie Hall, which I like," she laughed.
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I also laughed – cackled, even – and had a lovely time at the movies.
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"I know he said that, but you know Reese and Nicole..." he laughed.
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And Baldwin's brother and fellow actor Billy Baldwin also laughed at the joke.
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When they laughed, they threw their heads back to reveal crooked, yellowed teeth.
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Behind Clinton, running mate Tim Kaine clapped while the audience laughed in response.
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He threw his arms around Stone as they both laughed and went backstage.
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Despite being shocked, he was a good sport and laughed off Griffin's antics. .
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Of course, Rancic took it all in stride and laughed the moment off.
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He laughed, took one, dabbed his eyes, and stuck it in his pocket.
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But Trump and Clinton both smiled broadly and laughed at each other's needles.
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In just a few years we have laughed and loved harder than most.
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" She continued, while Sandler laughed, "That's when I was like...21 or 22.
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"I've never been so starstruck like that," he added as the audience laughed.
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" She then laughed, admitting, "Oh my God, his mother's going to kill me.
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I don't know, but I laughed, if only to keep down the bile.
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" Later she clarified, "I was underneath one of them while the two laughed.
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"It identified features that I had walked over — a hundred times!" he laughed.
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Locals laughed at the idea of staying somewhere with so few modern conveniences.
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We toured together, laughed together, and worked really hard towards a common goal.
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We laughed and embraced and hunkered down to talk about war and peace.
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"Just wait!" her friends said to her as she laughed and cried simultaneously.
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" She laughed and joked that "he's so cute – he looks just like me!
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Last March, he laughed at his opponent and ordered him to get coffee.
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"Hey man, we love giving you all something to talk about," Timberlake laughed.
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"We're all super-generous minus Kylie," the model, 21, laughed at the time.
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He laughed when he saw the shirt and spoke a Society code word.
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"I won't be coming back," Dunham laughed, tossing her hands into the air.
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Randall laughed when she read the phrase "meta-analysis" used in Sendler's papers.
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We've never laughed harder or been more creeped out at the same time.
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The folks we laughed at when Jay Leno interviewed them on the street.
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And Klein is right; some leaders want to be feared, not laughed at.
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I laughed when Trump paid me a compliment while imagining his own rise.
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Asked whether he'd reprise the role at a recent press briefing, Spicer laughed.
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At first we laughed and threw our hands to the heavens with joy!
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Sam laughed too, and then she shut the car door over Chris' face.
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One Reddit claims their Echo Dot randomly laughed twice at around 10 p.m.
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After a few shocked blinks, she looked up at the audience and laughed.
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That #TwinPeaks moment when Phillip Jeffries threw his head back and laughed pic.twitter.
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"It's genuinely quite stressful," she half-sobbed, half-laughed when arriving on stage.
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"To be honest, I don't even know where I got this!" she laughed.
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We talked about everything, we cried together, laughed, we just shared so much.
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We told Joey about the results and he laughed at Matt's slow ass.
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The next morning, we laughed about it, what a scene it had been.
|
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In an interview with the Associated Press, Klaver laughed off the Trudeau comparisons.
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But others laughed along with the jokes and seemed to enjoy the performance.
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The audience laughed, and she launched right back in, not missing a beat.
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We both laughed, in the way people laugh at something that isn't funny.
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Carpenter, however, "laughed it off," and said he was in an open marriage.
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"I would've been still choking out lads in school or something," he laughed.
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When he talked about running for president, people mocked and laughed at him.
|
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Like Dekker, D'Antoni laughed when asked about Capela's restraint from behind the arc.
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"Not currently, no," the royal said, as his fiancée laughed at his response.
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I don't think I laughed harder at a movie in my whole life.
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"Everyone laughed: 'We should totally do that, Taika, ha ha ha,'" he said.
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"We came on Sunday, did our research and saw it's undercover," he laughed.
|
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They applauded and laughed loudly when I mentioned my experience with Mark Sanford.
|
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I tried to get out of the car but he laughed at me.
|
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Seehafer laughed, adding the beleaguered blood testing company "didn't follow FDA compliance 101."
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"Oh, my God, no s–t," she laughed, before apologizing for her language.
|
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The judge laughed and smiled, and he agreed with the sentence I requested.
|
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" He laughed and added: "Which they always do in my ballets, I'm afraid.
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"She's always invited to Idaho," laughed Jordan, recalling the meeting and the tweet.
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This child had a knife: i just laughed for 15 minutes straight pic.twitter.
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The audience, a portion of which had been there from the start, laughed.
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In response, Al-Rumaihi allegedly laughed and responded that Kwatinetz shouldn't be naive.
|
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After the third, Bulls Coach Phil Jackson put his head down and laughed.
|
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After a brief pause, Jost simply said "Yes!" and laughed at the question.
|
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Murray laughed mockingly and summoned the tournament referee, who made the same argument.
|
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Jahkhil, 19, who is slight, with tendrils of hair framing his face, laughed.
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Ms. McMillan cackled and laughed, a wide grin splitting her face in two.
|
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" Asked who made her dress, Ms. Wintour laughed and said: "I can't remember.
|
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When told of his comments Dench laughed and said, 'I would like that.
|
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I've compared it to a Samsung Galaxy S10+ and people around me laughed.
|
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Eric Carey laughed off the suggestion his son would have had a gun.
|
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Because this is where I just threw up my hands and laughed. Look.
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When I saw "Millennium Approaches," audience members laughed when Prior first collapsed, bleeding.
|
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I hated the young people who had clapped their hands and had laughed.
|
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"I will think about it the day I have an accident," he laughed.
|
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I shook my head and laughed uncomfortably, hoping he wouldn't pursue the subject.
|
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"I wish he still felt that way about me," she said, and laughed.
|
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"I thought it was funny at the time, and everybody laughed," he said.
|
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He made a comment like "Well, you're shit outta luck, Private," and laughed.
|
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" When asked if agrees with Michaud's unsavory comments, he laughed and said, "Yes!
|
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He laughed again when I warned him not to post it on Facebook.
|
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"So I'm like 18 or 19 here – holding a softball mitt," she laughed.
|
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They scripted it, rehearsed it, laughed at it, aired it and promoted it.
|
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The former first lady laughed as Bush continued shaking hands down the aisle.
|
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I laughed outright on a couple of occasions and winced pretty much throughout.
|
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She laughed and demurred, but of course, met him in the recording studio.
|
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It was a delight to see it; I just laughed my ass off.
|
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The audience laughed, which is really the point of what I do onstage.
|
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"I'm trying to find a place, but I'm very indecisive," laughed Kaufman, 24.
|
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"And I laughed," Harington said, explaining that the cop's face was stone cold.
|
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When I explained my predicament to the salesperson, he laughed in my face.
|
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"We laughed about it, I think that's what you should do," added Grosjean.
|
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I laughed when Edward accidentally punctured a waterbed in a wordless, humiliated frenzy.
|
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Dozens of students on the video laughed or clapped, according to the newspaper.
|
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"I laughed and said, 'That's funny, this is actually my business'," Stevenson said.
|
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One heavy old man scowled; a young couple laughed, which I minded more.
|
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Dina el-Fouly, a spokeswoman for EgyptAir, laughed when told of the ruling.
|
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But the guests asked him to stay, and laughed uproariously at his jokes.
|
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Joe cried all night, and my sister laughed at him in my nightgown.
|
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" Asked about the statement, Ms. McCray laughed and said: "I love my husband.
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"We made fun of each other, laughed and couldn't stop speaking," she said.
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You have laughed with us, cried with us and grew old with us.
|
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I laughed, yes, and enjoyed seeing the Conner family back on my screen.
|
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I did some awkward steps, and the three of us laughed and clapped.
|
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Ryan Gosling laughed off the epic Best Picture screwup ... genuinely finding it hysterical.
|
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She laughed for two or three minutes and then passed out and died.
|
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Most of us think we'll just be laughed right out of the room.
|
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Instantly, a warm smile spread over face, and she snorted as she laughed.
|
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We laughed about the annoyance of removing grout haze from rough-surfaced tile.
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I had trouble feeling my face every time I laughed, which was often.
|
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The boys laughed and shouted as they watched the birds whirl around us.
|
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The crowd laughed in unison, and perhaps there was power in the suggestion.
|
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But our 19 year-old driver just looked over at me and laughed.
|
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"During the heat of the day, that room was our refuge," laughed MacEwen.
|
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When others boasted of their exploits, he laughed softly but never joined in.
|
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Ms. Rivera ducked her head and laughed nervously, uncertain of what to say.
|
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But he laughed when he saw me peering through the fence from Myanmar.
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K., are you sure you are my sister?' which we both laughed about.
|
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In a conversation that lasted most of the morning, she laughed a lot.
|
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In forums like StopGaming, struggling players complain about being laughed at by psychiatrists.
|
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We laughed when he hugged me and patted me on the back repeatedly.
|
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Mr. Pagan said Mr. Perry laughed and said he didn't have a gun.
|
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I initially laughed it off, reminding him that he was my best friend.
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"I can throw it down, what are you talking about it?" he laughed.
|
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We ate together, we laughed together, we cried together and we worshiped together.
|
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The audience, mostly white, male and over the age of 55, laughed along.
|
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The soldier laughed at that unexpected question from an Eritrean, Yikleao told me.
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He was cute, laughed a lot when I was funny, and complimented me.
|
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It was not immediately clear what the president meant, but several senators laughed.
|
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But Mr. Banks always laughed off questions about his ties to the Kremlin.
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He laughed when he was asked if the ring placement was a statement.
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Gathering my courage, I walked into his office … and was promptly laughed at.
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The pot montage was the most disgusting thing I've laughed at in awhile.
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Mostly, they laughed and gave me looks that said: Are you actually high?
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Mostly, they laughed and gave me looks that said: Are you actually high?
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"I'm playing all the Japanese players in the field," Djokovic laughed on court.
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"Being down here, I thought I'd be tasting peaches or something," he laughed.
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When we told him we hadn't, he laughed and said maybe we shouldn't.
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"I'm going to spend it slowly on stupid stuff," he said, and laughed.
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"People laughed at me and told me I was crazy," Mr. York said.
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"There are so many days that I want to give up," she laughed.
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When I replied "Coldplay" and my colleagues all laughed, I wasn't sure why.
|
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Plenty of viewers in the 1970s laughed with, not at, Archie's political incorrectness.
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People laughed uncontrollably and stammered as they stared dumbfounded at the midday darkness.
|
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"Polly Jean Harvey told me my poetry was awful," she said and laughed.
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They laughed at the way the umpire loudly called out balls and strikes.
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Our tipster asked him to save the Paris climate accord, and he laughed.
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He picked up a bomb fragment, rolled it in his palm and laughed.
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He patted one woman on the shoulder as they laughed and exchanged pleasantries.
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She laughed, then asked what surgery I'd had to get me on painkillers.
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"That'll attack the cold quicker!" he laughed, pulling a bottle from the shelf.
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"But I&aposm an addict, so I can do some damage," Farrell laughed.
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He laughed and signaled for some more calamari, and half a dozen oysters.
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When I asked Marques whether he considered returning the e-mails, he laughed.
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He laughed when he mentioned this, as if it were a punch line.
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He laughed with his whole face, and with his shoulders and his arms.
|
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A friend who has worked on the Hill for years laughed — scoffed, even!
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"Hey people laughed at us when we only had two planes," he said.
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First suspect laughed so hard that he held on to the other briefly.
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According to Tennant, she asked Walton to stop and he laughed at her.
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As she jumped and laughed in surprise, Harry started laughing at her reaction.
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Asked if they had learned anything during their ostensible training, they laughed bitterly.
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"I just wanna spread that love and also spread these cheeks," she laughed.
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No one in the world laughed like she did: big, loud, head turning.
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"I hope there is an age limit," he said as the audience laughed.
|
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MORE (R-Ariz.) laughed when asked if he was scared of President Trump.
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" He laughed at himself but then soberly conceded, "I always felt extremely isolated.
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"The other one is here," Harris chuckled as the crowd laughed with her.
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Everyone laughed and took selfies, showing off their headdresses and rhinestone-stitched sweatshirts.
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He covered himself in flour and laughed in the face of Nazi stupidity.
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"I don't have the Ritz status, but it is a hotel," she laughed.
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She laughed at all of her parts and teared up a few times.
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Even Mr. Huxley, a serious and soft-spoken 30-year-old principal, laughed.
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They basically laughed at the idea that the flu shot was particularly effective.
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"The governor laughed [and said,] 'I probably shouldn't respond to that,'" Walker wrote.
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I laughed, blinking back a few tears, and yelled out for joy, too.
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The deputies were "laughed at" and "completely ignored," Bianco said in a video.
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The girl just laughed and hopped off him before he could touch her.
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We all laughed, and then he rushed back to be with his family.
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And our sources say ... Brandon videotaped Tommy as he lay unconscious and laughed.
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"She's the one that's going to have to deal with it," Thomas laughed.
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The audience at Tribeca laughed at this part, despite how heartbreaking it is.
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Texas was the only reason the states didn't get laughed out of court.
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And it turned out, if you squirted water at [the people], they laughed.
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