George asked me to punch up one of the prequels.
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Magazines also used his illustrations to punch up their fiction.
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If the aim is to punch up, why not aim higher?
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It just turned into a scrappy punch up by the end of it.
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"Last minute Emmys punch up with my best joke writer," he wrote on Twitter.
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But, hey, someone has to buy the vodka to punch up that Diet Coke.
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In these messages, Barstool Sports offered to promote Bredouw's podcast, Punch Up the Jam.
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After the Game One punch-up, I sat out the rest of the series.
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To punch up the families' winter holiday, Kurt books an impromptu getaway on Airbnb.
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We had a couple of hours to punch up some jokes and stuff like that.
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Not only did Jeong punch up, she did so as a reaction to sustained abuse.
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By blocking our peripheral vision, Tailfeathers and Hepburn punch up the urgency of their narrative.
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"Sasha definitely won best dressed." last minute #Emmys punch up with my best joke writer pic.twitter.
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Splurge on a few that will punch up plain vegetables or add zest to whole grains.
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The question of whether they punch up or down depends on whom you see as powerful.
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The 24.2 megapixel APS-C sensor and an advanced image processor helps the a64003 punch up.
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Remember to add fresh or dried herbs to your heart's content to punch up the taste.
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Do you just punch up the song, give it a listen, and play it by ear?
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How can I, with whatever power and position I have, punch up against systems that create exclusion?
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The beef tasted far from fresh, and the condiments didn't do much to punch up the flavor.
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Conversely, Mr. Safire said, Mr. Buchanan might be asked to "punch up" a draft by Mr. Price.
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This punch is a little on the sweet side, but the ginger beer helps punch up the flavor.
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Trolls aren't inherently bad and neither is trolling, so long as they punch up at power and privilege.
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A spokesman for ADP confirmed that some flights had been delayed as a result of the punch-up.
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My first job as a writer was doing punch-up on The Pauly Shore Show — a funny reunion.
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The lettuce and tomatoes did their best to provide a little textural punch-up, but to no avail.
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"One model of thinking is comedians should try to punch up and do no harm," he told VICE.
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"I mean, I like making contributions, I'm a great punch-up man," he said, twirling an imaginary cigar.
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This year state media reported on a punch-up between a student and instructors at a south-western university.
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Paul and Lucia have a movie coming out [Move That Body] that we both took punch up-passes on.
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J.Q. I think your husband needs to punch up his material before he pitches a comedy special to Netflix.
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"I was in the room for like two days a week, helping punch up stories and jokes," Sykes, 54, said.
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But he has also come under fire for an apparent delay in informing JSA officials about last month's punch-up.
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It's about making as if you're craning your neck to look (and punch) up, regardless of where you're actually situated.
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I didn't know at the beginning they hired me so that … he would rewrite, punch up a script, the episode.
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It remains to be seen exactly how this legal punch-up ends, but what's clear is that Spotify means business.
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Though profanity does sometimes help create a sense of verisimilitude, it can also be employed to punch up everyday speech.
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Many of the tools he once used to punch up against power have now become a tool to kick the oppressed.
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She added fishnet stockings, gold heels, matching earrings, a black purse, and a bold black bra to punch up the look.
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And then, a real partisan punch-up, unpredecented in its viciousness, is what many voters seem to want from this election.
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Her book is also a terrific introduction to farming in Any Yard, U.S.A. Nothing like herbs to punch up those veggies.
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A question is posed for new startups that want to punch up against greedy student loan servicers like Navient and AES.
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Demi Adejuyigbe, host of the Punch Up The Jam podcast and a writer on The Good Place, bursts through the doors.
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Then the very final part of the process is that me, Rob, and Charlie punch up and rewrite the whole thing.
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"We had a couple of hours to look over it, punch up some jokes and stuff like that," Glover told Entertainment Tonight.
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Jokes that punch up are intended to fry a bigger fish; they say something brutal and honest and hilarious about power structures.
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The writers scripted individual episodes, and worked with outside comedians to punch up the episodes with new ideas, jokes, and character moments.
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In 2010 he outraged kabuki's conservative guardians with a drunken punch-up in a Tokyo nightclub that might have ended his career.
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In the last five years the EU was able "to punch up the member states on ambition" from their original 2014 targets.
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One evening in Paris, a restaurant punch-up involving Sartre, Camus, de Beauvoir and Arthur Koestler spilled out on to the streets.
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Mr. Daniels's unfussy mastery is useful throughout, especially in toning down some of Mr. Sorkin's showier attempts to punch up the story.
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But this aimlessness was a pose, as the table kept looping back, struggling to "punch up" bad dialogue in the season ender.
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If you want something slightly less garlicky, this Garlicky Roast Potato Mash relies on four to six cloves to punch up the flavor.
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Our reporter Jeremy W. Peters just published a story about Bloomberg's efforts to punch up his savoir faire over the past few months.
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People have been using parody, satire, and sexuality to punch up at the systems and institutions that surround them for hundreds of years.
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Noah tracked down the happy artist, who was having a Paris exhibition, and Furkat greeted him jovially, the punch-up in Brooklyn forgotten.
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"It's a permanent punch-up - after 17 years we are still unable to think like a single company," said one of Raposo's management colleagues.
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When they assault people it's not just a punch-up outside a pub; we are talking about sending a message through retribution and torture.
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Elsewhere there's a tendency to punch up lines past the point of realistic, but as many of those lines are awfully good, it's forgivable.
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"I didn't want a punch up that made things worse for the church and for them," Pell said in a News Corp TV interview.
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And last night, Mulaney and Kroll didn't just punch up, they went after the elephant in the room and exposed them for what they are.
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But the president, theoretically, has the most power of anyone in the world, unless you're joking about God; that's the only way to punch up.
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He takes on bureaucratic institutions, high-powered tyrants, homophobia, and social issues in an approach that embodies the very definition of "punch up" in comedy.
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Dovetailing perfectly, Crystel Fournier's cool, stark visuals punch up the storm-cloud intensity of Ms. Dyrholm's voice, a melancholy alto moan that sounds almost apocalyptic.
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I used a splash of Campari for its color and slight bitterness, along with orange liqueur and brandy, to punch up the cooked rhubarb's syrup.
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Rockhold's height and the way that he holds his head back in his lengthy stance encourages opponents to punch up and to reach for him.
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As she prepares to step into her new role, she hires boy-she-used-to-babysit-turned-journalist, Fred Flarsky (Rogan), to punch up her speeches.
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Plus, we scored a few tips from makeup artist Katie Jane Hughes on how to punch up each look for whatever's on your agenda that day.
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Strickland devised a three-step plan of attack to release the ketchup without making it look like someone has had a punch-up over the table.
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According to the not-always-100-percent-accurate British and Irish tabloids, he was involved in a punch-up in an Irish bar over the weekend.
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"What you need to worry about right now is not whether I'm going to punch up this script so you can be involved," he recalled saying.
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Bobby Berk has redesigned more than a dozen homes on the first two seasons of Netflix's Queer Eye, frequently using color to punch up a sad space.
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In the Eastern Conference, that team would be in the Finals for a fifth straight year, more equipped to punch up against the Bay Area's unbeatable despot.
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Rather, he's someone who's able to punch up the second-rate material that has been given to him, transcending the cliché or retrograde roles with sly cool.
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In the mid-2000s they were big business, and Michael K's gossip blog Dlisted stood out because it was well-written, and always tried to punch up.
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Surprisingly, there are a ton of other business certifications out there that will give your resume the punch-up it desperately needs without shelling out for an MBA.
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Arthur: I agree with you that it is more deplorable to punch down than it is to punch up — that hitting the poor and weak is generally unforgivable.
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The plot dissolves into incoherence: in one scene Johnson, Blair, Thatcher and Churchill perform the hokey-cokey; in another, Johnson gets into a televised punch-up with Gove.
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Since most Americans eat only about 15 grams a day, here are some tips to punch up your fiber intake: Eat a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables.
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What makes Hard Drive unique, especially in the meme-driven economy of video game culture, is how its comedy goes out of the way to still punch up.
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The ruse fails, but Claude asks the writer to help punch up the plot of his real life; their misadventures give rise to an unlikely buddy-comedy dynamic.
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Both patients and surgeons pointed to perception problems as the most likely deciding factor for most of the women who want to punch up their dour facial features.
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What the hybrid system really does is punch up the performance of the turbocharged V6, bringing its output to nearly 500 horsepower with gobs of torque on offer.
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His plight inspires her to bring him aboard as a punch-up writer for her nascent campaign, much to the chagrin of her trusted aide, Maggie (June Diane Raphael).
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During one of Apple's "Today at Apple" workshops, a photographer showed me how use smart tools like masks and brushes to punch up a photo in less than 211 seconds.
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That's what Justin Bieber will tell himself, anyways, after he was involved in a brief punch-up with a guy that looks to be roughly a foot taller than him.
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Lawyers chanting nationalist slogans earlier barged into the compound and threw stones at reporters, defying a Supreme Court order banning protests after a punch-up at a hearing on Monday.
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Mr. Chess renamed the song "Maybellene," and in a long session on May 21, 1955, Mr. Chess and the bassist Willie Dixon got the band to punch up the rhythm.
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Sanders's prickliness seems sensible when he's punching up in the polls; but when there's no one to punch up at, a combative attitude can come off as ungenerous or even bullying.
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Joined by Joe Gatto, her cohost on the upcoming gameshow The Misery Index that will premiere Tuesday on TBS, Jamil called on people to use comedy to punch up, not down.
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One of several screen technologies the company highlighted at last year's developer conference, the "O" is exactly what it sounds like — a hole punch up top for the camera to peek through.
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Voting was largely peaceful and was estimated to have drawn 80 percent of the total 193 million voters, who each had to punch up to five ballot papers in over 103,000 polling stations.
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Variety reported Monday that Justice League is going through extensive reshoots as Joss Whedon aims to punch up the dialogue and, let's be real here, not let it turn into Suicide Squad redux.
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Is it possible to tell jokes that punch up — the comedy term for jokes that make fun of those more powerful than the comedian — when the person delivering the joke is the president?
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They insist on viewers examining who they expect to see in positions of power or as objects of desire, and are unsparing in their willingness to punch up and down for comic effect.
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Out comic/writer Rebecca Drysdale helped punch up the script, and also makes a cameo as another lesbian, Amy, who the well-meaning straight women of St. Louis try to set up with Becks.
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There's also these weird little decisions that they, and also Metallica and all those bands, started making was to take off all the reverb and really punch up the clickiness of the kick drum.
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The Acer Chromebook 22 has 212.85GB of RAM, 212GB of solid state storage and a 213GHz quad-core Intel processor (which can punch up to 24 GHz) all in a sleek, tapered metal design.
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And truly, the "team dynamic" part of Justice League – the very thing Joss Whedon was hired to come in and punch up when Zack Snyder was pointed toward the exits – arrives in OK shape.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads First among the reasons for the Museum of Modern Art's expansionist dreams was the need to punch up its hidebound historical narrative with new locales, characters, and plot twists.
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Gregory, upset that he lost an election to Maggie for the leadership of Hilltop, orchestrates a hairbrained assassination attempt that seems designed solely to give the end of the episode an overwrought, awkward punch-up.
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"It looks like we have a double bottom here that's set up this push, and it looks like if the broader market does stabilize, XRT could punch up through $50," Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.
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Adam Realman, who took over the school in 2012, told me that those who enroll tend to be "thrill-seekers," sideshow history buffs, novice performers, or seasoned sideshow folk looking to punch up their acts.
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Wednesday was the 30th anniversary of one of the most infamous moments in international hockey history: The Punch-up in Piestany, the wild brawl that broke out between Canada and the Soviets at the 1987 World Juniors.
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The tech billionaire was the most delicious of my hate follows—always a punch-up, still willing to engage—and I expected to get blocked when we beefed about whether Uber should treat its drivers like employees.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A punch-up between two rival French rappers that descended into a mass brawl in the departure lounge of Paris' Orly airport on Wednesday forced the brief closure of one terminal and caused flight delays.
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Photo: Nick Guy Photo: Nick Guy USB Car Charger: RAVPower RP-VC006 The RAVPower RP-VC006 USB car charger is small but packs a punch (up to 2.4 amps) with two USB ports for powering smartphones or tablets.
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Early in the process of the reshoots that led to Swing Shift's ultimately maligned theatrical cut, legendary comedy writer and director Elaine May was brought in to punch up the movie's script and add more screwball comedy energy.
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The solo-happy Canadians in Sabbatory punch up the pace with a thrashier approach (just listen to that axe wail on "Primordial"), and Philly's Trenchrot bring the proceedings to a morbid end with a melodic take on vintage death.
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The Aviator can offer about 20 miles of all-electric range, but what the hybrid system really does is punch up the performance of the turbocharged V6, bringing its output to nearly 500 horsepower with gobs of torque on offer.
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At other points in the process, Bredouw says Barstool attempted to contact her across multiple channels, including Twitter, Instagram, email, and even the Instagram account of her comedy podcast Punch Up the Jam, all in an attempt to get the strike retracted.
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Zuckerberg's comments have also proven useful for the Warren campaign, which is delighted to have the avatar of Big Tech to punch up against: Let's talk a bit about my plan to #BreakUpBigTech and why it's got Mark Zuckerberg so worked up.
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French novelist Colette was literally imprisoned by her husband while she worked, locked in a room to write coming-of-age stories he would punch up and publish under his own nom de plume (Colette wrote under her own name after they divorced).
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You Exec Plus also features a host of practical, professional tools, like a massive library of images to improve your presentations, the Ultimate Résumé Kit for revitalizing your stale CV, and a compendium of gorgeous PowerPoint templates to punch up your pitch decks.
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Throw in Peter Crouch and Matthew Upson, and the starting XI began to look like the cast of a straight-to-DVD Green Street sequel, or one side of a mass punch-up outside a 24-hour nightclub on the Costa del Sol.
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The headliners are Cap (Chris Evans, of course) and Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr., of course), and most of the others you hope will show up for at least a brisk punch-up, a bout of soul-searching or a self-conscious joke or two.
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" Related: Roseanne apologizes after Twitter rant In describing her work on "Roseanne" to Metro Boston last month, Sykes said she typically helped the show's full-time writers "punch up stories and jokes" twice a week, a job she took on because she was "a fan of the show.
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None of the people he hired—not the comedy writers brought in to punch up his material nor the field organizers nor the people toting clipboards and chasing signatures to get him onto some state's primary ballot—really seemed to want him to be president, and with good reason.
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Combine that with a somewhat senior demographic, years of slow decay plus the weird way that British people feel the need to have a punch up as soon as they get a whiff of sea air and you begin to understand why the younger generation tend not to stick about.
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But it also means she will not get a chance to contrast herself with her top rivals — with, say, Mr. Biden and the credit card industry — and that if anyone on the first night wants to punch up at a top-tier candidate, they will be taking aim at her.
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" Bilott's struggle to take those steps was what Haynes and Fonzi were trying to punch up next, in a terrifying scene: after deposing DuPont's C.E.O., Bilott walks slowly through a brightly lit underground parking garage to get to his car—Haynes's homage to the Deep Throat garage scene in "All the President's Men.
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The world it's created is so viscerally discomfiting to watch that whenever the show tries to use music to punch up the tension or to undercut it ironically, instead it has the opposite effect: Things start to feel mawkish and silly, and my emotional attachment to what's happening onscreen is broken a little.
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We also get a three-person brawl in a men's room, which causes irreparable damage to the sanitary ware, and which is clearly indebted to the punch-up at the start of "Casino Royale" (2006)—the scene in which Daniel Craig, fresh to the role of 007, showed his credentials by destroying a toilet cubicle.
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As such, when Pleasants was caught stealing from a German bakehouse – he had been sustaining himself through black market activities, theft and looting, having lost a job as a potato picker after a punch up with his foreman – he was not shot as he might have been if captured in a more restive area.
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Good cranks punch up at the powers that be who are tied to phone lines and public relations expectations—whether it's Russian jokesters tempting professional oil industry shill Rick Perry with a made-up pig turd fuel, or an anonymous saint spicing up C-SPAN with lyrics to the theme song of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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The Neighbors 2 script was written by Stoller, Rogen, Evan Goldberg, and original Neighbors screenwriters Andrew Jay Cohen and Brendan O'Brien (who also penned the upcoming Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates), but when they assembled a writers' room to punch up some of the jokes — a common Hollywood practice for big-budget comedies — they notably made sure to include more women than typically get a chance to contribute.
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The seven representatives of Soul Tigers Marching Band (which is based at Benjamin Banneker Academy in Brooklyn) considerably punch up LaFrae Sci's score and often directly participate in the action: At one point, two of them engage in a drum battle while we hear excerpts from letters between Banneker and Thomas Jefferson, in which the first pointedly reminds the second that he once claimed all men are created equal, only to keep some in captivity.
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Brockhart, who jumps at the opportunity to become Will Conway's running mate; not the journalist Kate Baldwin, who has the integrity to reject Vanity Fair's suggestion that she write a Conway-proposed profile of Tom, but can't resist the chance to break the news about Brockhart; and not Tom, who agrees to help the Underwoods punch up their speeches solely so he can resume observing them and find a better ending to the "Primary Colors"-esque novel he's writing.
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Kim Dong-yup, a former South Korean navy officer, told Reuters that the weapons were not as aggressive as long-range missiles but were "enough to subtly pressure" the US.Ankit Panda, an international security and defense expert, also tweeted that the apparently new missile would "also really punch up the qualitative opportunity costs of dragging out diplomacy with Kim Jong Un."He also added that being able to fly 690 km "gets this missile mighty close to being able to strike" the US Marine Corps Air Station at Iwakuni, which is home to F-35s stealth fighter jets.
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