He'd make it even more hapless fun than it has been.
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And it looks more hapless when you look at tonight's totals.
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But as Trump proves more hapless than dangerous — or only dangerous because he's hapless — the derangement that he inspires or amplifies among his critics also matters.
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I watched Sharon Stone as Catherine Tramell smirk and smoke from behind the folds of her sandy cashmere as she thwarts Nick and his even more hapless partner.
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Even in a season full of doubt and confusion, the Patriots had as easy a path to a first-round bye as Green Bay, and an even more hapless opponent in the Dolphins.
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As for his own plans come November, Jeb is still undecided, but he has said that he is considering casting a ballot for Gary Johnson, a candidate who is, if possible, more hapless than he is.
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As Luke O'Neil noted in Esquire, there is no American politician who is more hapless with metaphors than Mike Hucakabee: Metaphors are useful for a politician, but they're more reliably wielded by the poet or the comedian.
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Ahead of the trial, however, no accusations that Zhang was working for her government have emerged, and her appearances in court -- bemused and bizarre, as she recently has acted as her own attorney — come off more hapless tourist than secret agent.
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The defendants who appeared in the tidy Iraqi courtroom over the past week included committed jihadis as well as more hapless Islamic State adherents who figured out how to get to Syria but not how to leave, which was considerably harder since the Islamic State generally confiscated recruits' passports and other papers.
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And then last year, when Real almost conspired to throw away a three-goal lead against Juventus in their quarterfinal, edged past Bayern Munich in the semifinals thanks to a momentary lapse in concentration and ability from the stand-in goalkeeper Sven Ulreich, and then overcame Liverpool — and the even more hapless Loris Karius — in the final in Kiev.
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The media management goes a step further and asks Nandakumar to stop reporting on the issue and to return to the city. But he turns down the request and continues there. But as days pass by, the villagers’ plights become more hapless as many more suicides follow, including that of Merlin and Joseph. What follows in the film is how Nandakumar, with the support of Celine and other villagers, finds ways to rescue the villages from the chaos that they face.
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John Bourgignon (Candy) is an amiable chauffeur and would-be drummer who is engaged to the daughter (Mills) of an extremely disapproving United States congressman (Hingle). As the wedding date approaches, Bourgignon's sleazy film-director friend (Levy) blackmails the senator into allowing him to record the ceremony, while Bourgignon runs afoul of a motorcycle gang and later finds himself kicked out onto the nighttime city streets while handcuffed to a dead man (Hudson). Worst of all, a local aerobics studio has become the front for an inept religious cult which has targeted the senator for assassination, and attempts to drug and brainwash Bourgignon into killing his future father-in-law during the wedding ceremony. In the end, with the questionable help of his even more hapless friend (Flaherty), Bourgignon more or less saves the day, and more or less lives happily ever after.
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