There's little wit, but maybe wit takes more time than social media allows.
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But the half-wit remains a half-wit, and the emperor remains an emperor.
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A BOOGIE WIT DA HOODIE FEATURING KODAK BLACK "Drowning" (Highbridge/Atlantic); DON Q FEATURING A BOOGIE WIT DA HOODIE "Protect Ya Patek" (Highbridge/Atlantic); A BOOGIE WIT DA HOODIE FEATURING FABOLOUS "Wild Thots" (soundcloud.
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The kinetic appeal of Rodin's most original works is complicated by something like wit, if wit can be said to impart power.
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There are few flights of fancy or spontaneous improvisations in Porter's writings to friends—for such a famous wit, there is remarkably little wit.
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That's alongside Asia-inspired varieties, such as Le Wit, a wit-style beer made with Asian pear, and a dainty Saigon Rose that's infused with raspberries.
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So while there was a lot of sparkle and wit in the clothes (sparkling wit, even), ultimately it was all promise with no real payoff; escape, with little lasting effect.
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Image 2 of 2 PYONGYANG, North Korea – Dry wit.
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As for looks and wit — well, those were subjective.
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Wit and wisdom is all throughout this book — wonderful.
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Wit Capital eventually participated in a traditional IPO and received a portion of the allocation for distribution to its clients, which had mainly been attracted to Wit through its early internet presence.
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To wit, Helen Farhi could have killed it as Persephone.
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Many remembered him for his quick wit and genius work.
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Clouthier has injected wit and lightness into López Obrador's movement.
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"We needed to know everything about them," says De Wit.
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"Jane" has wit and charm, two things "Telenovela" generally lacks.
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To wit, Bezos' acquisition of the newspaper, The Washington Post.
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White nigga wit a badge, you gonna let that slide?
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It was packed with cliches and clunky attempts at wit.
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Nelly's "Ride Wit Me." Jack's floating away to his death?
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What we're doing, we believe, is aligned wit their mission.
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On Wednesday, the messenger planet enters Sagittarius, sharpening your wit.
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I feed off of Black Twitter's bravado, strength, and wit.
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Where Michael Keaton invested Bruce Wayne with sly wit and
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To wit: one of those nightmares that get you sweating.
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The famed British wit and repartee has seen better days.
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Perhaps they share their counterpart's inner strength or sharp wit.
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To wit: Have you ever seen the man in concert?
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Looks like the Gang will be working wit the Wave.
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To wit, I present the Enlightened Collection of electric guitars.
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Still missing Jessica Williams' quick wit on The Daily Show?
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So team breezy let's not be petty wit these children.
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I was blown away by his youthfulness and mischievous wit.
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To wit: "It makes the water more acidic," Chakrabarty said.
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I can sit back and wit for the right moment.
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I will desperately miss his wisdom, wit, insight and intellect.
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Her extraordinary wit, monitoring its own excesses, is her compass.
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Wit said the statement was relatively tame for North Korea.
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To wit, from the not poor, including yes, the rich.
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Kathryn de Wit is manager of Pew's broadband research initiative.
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But its frantic exertions and straining after wit prove exasperating.
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He's a witty writer who appreciates the wit of others.
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But crucially, there was something sober tucked around the wit.
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"Who let us down?" said Westwood, ever dry of wit.
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In her life, Wills was known for a sharp wit.
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I was instantly smitten by his wit, charm, and joy.
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To wit: The Cold War didn't need to last forever.
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Some defeated candidates have used wit to cope with loss.
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And I'm still in awe of his writing and wit.
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Fully intended, these ambiguities are products of Carone's pictorial wit.
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She had the same keen mind, the same quick wit.
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For the neuroscience of wit, he delivers a scientific paper.
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Without an underlying level of wit, little of it lands.
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The Petipa choreography alternates between formulaic sequences and inventive wit.
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""What the president misunderstands is that cruelty is not wit.
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His wit is intact and rolls as if on casters.
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" Added Wit, "So, that will not be a good situation.
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To wit, it's not just a matter of pure science.
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Robinson preaches this familiar socialist sermon with wit and fervor.
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Marilla had a dry wit and Matthew was very understanding.
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I will miss his wonderful wit and way with words.
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To wit: Each ticket to the concert, at 8 p.m.
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What the president misunderstands is that cruelty is not wit.
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They talked proudly of her wit, her intelligence and sweetness.
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Which is to say: comfort clothing for the rapier wit.
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" Benson said with extraordinary solemnity, "You better off wit dem.
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Where Capone had wit and panache, Mr. Scarfo had neither.
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It's a kaleidoscope of color smashed with wit and humor.
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To wit: The central government is going to decree it.
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The tone, in particular, is miles away from Adams' absurd wit.
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"She still had a razor-sharp wit and intellect," Carole wrote.
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I will miss her insight her wit and her beautiful voice.
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To wit: Ariel Winter, last night at the Critics' Choice Awards.
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Halfway down, Prince Philip delivered some of his customary quick-wit.
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To wit: Oklahoma State's Mike Gundy recently said the same thing.
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You don't have my wit and you don't have my talent.
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They're more appetizers and pops of subversive wit than main dishes.
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To wit: Burton's Alice in Wonderland, Deadline reports, grossed $1.02 billion.
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His moment of bravery and wit is just around the corner.
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Silicone Dishwashing Gloves with Scrubbers — $11.86 wit code 'WEEKEND See Details
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Then he switched to texting, which abbreviated his wit and style.
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He always found the wit and humor in these crazy situations.
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All those projects brim with his trademark wit and quippy dialogue.
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Her anime eyes and cutting wit wowed friends and strangers alike.
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To wit: Katy Perry is a natural blonde, Scarlett Johansson isn't.
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His supporters embrace his bluntness and wit, controversial statements and all.
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The character in the script had more wit and less charm.
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To wit: Don't make pussy jokes in front of Sheryl Sandberg.
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Prodigy, Nina Sky & Illa Ghee)"03 Greedo - "Wit The Plug (feat.
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In most of these pieces, wry wit rubs shoulders with seriousness.
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To wit: Its haunting title track actually addresses years of bullying.
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I'm so grateful GOD HAS BLESSED ME WIT MY BIGGEST BLESSING!!!
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To wit: custom skin tones, eyes, ears, hair, nipples, and genitalia.
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He says Burchett was a good man with a dry wit.
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Natural wit, cleverness...life experience... it's all part of the formula.
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"My brain and my wit far surpass my boobs," she said.
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Fisher spoke about her mental health with biting wit and honesty.
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To help developers build smarter bots, Facebook is making its Wit.
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Someone at Google's PR and communications department is dripping with wit.
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" Bibbs responded, "Go sit on her face wit a pillow then.
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Madeline has even held onto a little of Elle's dim wit.
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The Hulu newbie hides a crackling wit underneath its serious surface.
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To wit: this cool bike path in a town called Pruszków.
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She immediately won over the crowd with her charisma and wit.
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Meanwhile, De Wit tells me the startup has three main competitors.
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"There's a day side and a night side," de Wit explained.
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WEST HARTFORD "Wit," written by Margaret Edson, directed by Stevie Zimmerman.
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WEST HARTFORD "Wit," drama by Margaret Edson, directed by Stevie Zimmerman.
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Even more distinctively, The Economist's correspondents write with wit and humor.
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I will never stop work out 🏋️♀️ wit the Khaled family!
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"She used to fuck wit Jesse Jackson," her boyfriend explains, solemnly.
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Clinton's effort a success because of her preparedness and quick wit.
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" He declared her born for the role "by personality, wit, temperament.
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Ali Wong can add plenty of humor and wit to Tinkerbell.
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Increasingly inured to the mess, we've learned to savor the wit.
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To wit: Kim Kardashian is basically responsible for her big break.
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Her wit, charm, and unique characters were all so quintessentially '90s.
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Both chronicle the identity of England with Parr's classic dry wit.
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De Palma's wit is more facetious and, one might say, lacerating.
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Compliment this person's wit, sense of humor, social connections, and charm.
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She combined grandeur, musicality, wit, fervor and acumen to phenomenal degrees.
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CreditCreditFederico Ciamei ITALIAN DESIGN HAS rarely been a fount of wit.
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All of us like humor, wit, a little bit of silliness.
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There can be a private and wicked glee to Hardwick's wit.
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To wit: make nice with the enemy, then retreat, then attack.
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For Wawrinka, meanwhile, wit will be a fourth Grand Slam final.
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What sticks with you about Kaufman's work is its celestial wit.
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This is art of sly, affectionate wit, though not exactly sunny.
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He likes to deal with life with grace, humor and wit.
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"I like films that are monochromatic," Mr. Dudok de Wit said.
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But it keeps swerving unexpectedly, favoring wit and insight over formula.
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Their commercial work had a macabre wit that anticipated the Sueños.
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There was a soft heart for people behind the acerbic wit.
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President Obama's dignity, wit, graciousness and intelligence will be deeply missed.
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His comments were aphoristic or oracular, but often infused with wit.
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He also has a dry wit and is not easily rattled.
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To wit: A pivotal death scene is just dropped and forgotten.
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Total professional with quick wit, sarcasm, humor, and that golden voice.
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They were impressed by his friendliness, wit and eagerness to learn.
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She had a barbed wit and intolerance for fools — including herself.
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Barbed wit and attention-grabbing garb could only go so far.
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To wit: Cars will want more of your time and attention.
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All Feiffers light up a dark world with their incendiary wit.
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His quick wit was soon replaced by long periods of complete silence.
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To wit, for Kelly dislocating a joint feels like breaking a bone.
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His humor, wit , love and passion for fashion will live on forever.
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So much of online and text communication has to do with wit.
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To wit: The Weeknd, who wore some fancy product on his lips.
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There's no shortage of wit in Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen's household.
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Can't wait to be back on your tv screen wit my roomates!!!!!
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I'm so grateful God has blessed me wit (sic) my biggest blessing!
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We remember his intelligence, his wit, his warmth and his good advice.
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If they have humor and wit, I'd love you to get that.
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To wit: GOT's Maisie Williams just opted for a fun shade, too.
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Ms. Chin's wit and humor leaven a sometimes dark story (22:200).
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Ms. Chin's wit and humor leaven a sometimes dark story (21:2811).
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Ms. Chin's wit and humor leaven a sometimes dark story (2129:26200).
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Ms. Chin's wit and humor leaven a sometimes dark story (26200:22).
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And I considered Arnold Schwarzenegger's truly awful puns the height of wit.
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Just look at her fine taste, exciting lifestyle, and that unmatchable wit!
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It's a bit of wit on a small board outside a restaurant.
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"She has a British wit that is hard to master," Lynch said.
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To wit: The worldwide book industry is large, growing and relatively fragmented.
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" Fisher replies with her usual wit "Of course, I like them both!
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Lorelai's wit and supportive nature would be perfect to boost Midge's confidence.
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Lawrence also retorted to a crude insult with her signature dry wit.
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To wit: This addition would reassign a lot of other astrological signs.
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To wit, here's the right-wing psychologist, Jordan Peterson: Another apocalypse averted?
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Feels good to be wit beings of light on dat mutual frequency.
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He had his father's dutiful nature and also his father's arid wit.
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Here and there, all the same, Barnes's rapier wit flashes and glitters.
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A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie Dr. Bobby Jones Best Gospel/Inspirational Award
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To wit: Trump has continually defended Putin, while attacking the American media.
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You'll leave with a new admiration for this woman and her wit.
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Belgian Wit: This is the gateway into craft beer for many people.
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She made us all laugh with her great wit and her humor.
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She can do her makeup wit no light and a small mirror.
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We are looking for originality, wit, crisp writing and clarity of thought.
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WEST HARTFORD "Wit," a drama by Margaret Edson, directed by Stevie Zimmerman.
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She's a model of sly wit, of compassion and, yes, of integrity.
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A lively sequence can stoke flirtatious undertones or show off sparkling wit.
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To wit, a few programs will need reauthorization this year as well.
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They'll expect the humor, the wit and the tongue-in-cheek comments.
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She might have mellowed with age, but she hasn't lost her wit.
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In his characters, he valued cleverness and wit, scorning gluttony and arrogance.
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They still have to deal wit the same high level of violence.
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But its frantic exertions and straining after wit prove exasperating (1:00).
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But its frantic exertions and straining after wit prove exasperating (31013:00).
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"Sanctioning three officials is what I would call ankle biting," Wit said.
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And not to be overlooked, I miss the wit of Barack Obama.
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"We are hitting, or about to hit, a dead end," Wit added.
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Gagner's attention to details is laced with a sharp, self-mocking wit.
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To wit: Anyway, Trump will be president until at least 2021, probably.
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"That's where most comedians end up," Mikko says with Finnish deadpan wit.
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Clinton freely dispensing her own quick wit before a closed-door audience.
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"I learnt so much wit, really, from the Globe audiences," he said.
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Thumbelina doesn't have the wit or the playfulness of The Little Mermaid.
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" McMahon also has the wit to name a biker bar "Motor Mouth.
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Suddenly the snarky wit was a romantic, the angular composer a melodist.
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A wit borne of a deep intimacy with his subject shows through.
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More surprising, the songs lack the humor and wit of Jomama's banter.
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When she needed to, she charmed industry gatekeepers with a disarming wit.
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To wit: Plenty will succeed insofar as it eliminates food production jobs.
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Han was noticeably shy at times but also displayed a quick wit.
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Each time I am struck by his intelligence, lucidity, insight and wit.
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Winston Churchill was a wit, as were Jack Kennedy and Ronald Reagan.
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While Lanier has shown a capacity for wit, this book is hokey.
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Thank you to Richard Price for your quick wit and sharp pen.
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From Jim Carrey's physically goofy performances to Bill Murray's dry, nonchalant wit.
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Offill's weakness is that, despite her comic tone, her wit can fizzle.
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It facilitated the curving shapes and lines basic to his formal wit.
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Her mind was more agile, her tongue sharper, her wit more lancing.
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Grosvenor accomplishes all of this with an immense amount of dry wit.
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Sayles's dry wit and cynicism crackle in both the narration and dialogue.
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Many couldn't resist the urge to aim their wit at the president.
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And while both are leavened with wit, they are fundamentally serious plays.
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Expect sturdy technique (the men dance confidently on pointe) and cheeky wit.
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To wit: The basic premise of the story is very much factual.
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"What the president misunderstands is that cruelty is not wit," she said.
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Your brilliant mind, your sharp wit - and above all, your kind heart.
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But through her own bravery and wit she fled from her captors.
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Some of these families have landed big public victories: In Wit v.
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He is an outspoken and iconoclastic jurist with a quick, irreverent wit.
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What the show lacks in formality is offset with buoyancy and wit.
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This novel, with wit and sensitivity, flips and revises that familiar script.
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It's sure to be a night of bittersweet beauty and high wit.
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Marshall Mitchell, a pastor in Jenkintown, Pa., and a founder of Wit PR. In the coming weeks, Mr. Bryant plans to bring up to 300 parishioners to a Wit PR-organized screening of "Hidden Figures" in Northwest Baltimore.
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"I remember her wit and laughter; she laughed a lot," Ms. Brown said.
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To wit, what happens as our lives more and more are lived digitally?
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I'ma keep it 💯 wit' y'all... I Hurt Myself doin' that Champeta Move.
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Do you get your Philly cheese steak "wit" fried onions or "witout" 'em?
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Meanwhile, Conan O'Brien found a special way to capture Bowie's charm and wit.
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I also admire Iris Apfel for her originality, wit, and sense of humor.
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He was an outgoing man with a quick wit and a ready charm.
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And her blog, Awesomely Luvvie, is rife with her classic wit and candor.
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Instead, haute couture works as a display of ingenuity, wit, and artistic achievement.
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To wit, you should... Vote for Dori Fenenbock if you are a Republican.
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He'll sharpen your wit and offer you more opportunities to take weekend getaways.
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To wit: It's built a unique custom Cooper to celebrate the royal wedding .
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"Pull Up Wit Ah Stick" immediately calls to mind Chicago rapper Chief Keef.
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"She wrote letters with great wit and incredible description and observation," Paul says.
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Around 23,000 developers have signed up to use the tools provided by wit.
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His writing, always engaging, strikes a balance between solemn reflection and undeniable wit.
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Wynter's quick wit and stage presence make her performances poignant, radical, and funny.
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The Economist used to be boring, but smart with a wicked dry wit.
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On wit alone, he could double any man over and leave him thinking.
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Mara Reinstein, Us Magazine: The songs could have used more wit and sophistication.
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To wit: The first real look we have at the movie looks incredible.
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The yeast is very pronounced, so you use very specific Belgian Wit beers.
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Johnson is a political showman whose light-hearted wit masks a fierce ambition.
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Eventually, though, upgrades should give its software the wit to follow manned submarines.
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It lacked Beijing's pomp and London's wit (and cost much less than either).
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Sometimes it's gloriously choreographed, with the wit and precision of a silent comedy.
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"What's key is that it's much smaller than our Sun," de Wit said.
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But I don't think my wit was ever quite as quick as his.
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He portrayed his subjects with vibrancy, tongue-in-cheek wit, and deep compassion.
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Her dark wit gives her stories genuine tensile strength, even when they misfire.
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Would a copy of "The Trump Wit" fit easily into your shirt pocket?
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For her role in the Broadway play "Wit," Cynthia Nixon shaved her head.
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In the white space that remained, Gorey felt, wit had room to flower.
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The wit is Balanchine's, but still nobody communicates it better than Ms. Farrell.
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Oliver, on "Last Week Tonight," is a genius monologuist and an outrageous wit.
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" Beckham commented back saying, "YUMI ... I'm riding wit u, I got ur back.
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"Should have stayed wit the lakers... KOBE ALL DAY.. KOBE KOBE KOBE" pic.twitter.
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It introduced readers to the acerbic wit that suffused Ms. Brookner's later work.
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It's the person inside the voice, it's her intelligence, and it's her wit.
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Like LSU, the Wildcats have disappointed—to wit, they just lost to Tennessee.
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"The cure for boredom is curiosity," said writer and great wit Dorothy Parker.
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In any event, by this point the movie's wit has definitively dried up.
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But Day's shrewd eye and authorial tone also provide a gleeful, edgy wit.
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He changed the American theater with his brilliance, wit, daring and unrivaled genius.
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Dear Emma, Your tastes show range and an inclination toward wit and introspection.
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Mr. Martin is peerless at crafting tiny wit bombs, and always has been.
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Bush's wit did not wane as she approached the end of her life.
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Her Harper now shimmers with wit and the promise of a buried resourcefulness.
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There is a certain cheek, wit, and mischievousness to them, which I like.
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Mr. Wit negotiated with North Korea during his years at the State Department.
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He's having a laugh that's part self-deprecation, part trolling, and actual wit.
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He is a skilled administrator with a light wit and exceptional legal skills.
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But she's a sensitive reader of her work and owns a sly wit.
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Just the encyclopedia you need for a quick hit of pith and wit.
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Obscenity and kindergarten-style jokes are strictly banned; sophisticated wit is strongly encouraged.
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Dr. Greenwood, possessed ambition and smarts in addition to poise, beauty and wit.
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I'm so lucky to have this piece that shows her wit and ingenuity.
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To wit: Youzhny's cramping, which did not necessarily come out of the blue.
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My wit is benignly sarcastic, so I made a comment in that vein.
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It's the foundation, too, of a harsh wit that recalls early Lorrie Moore.
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And yet Ms. Tanowitz evokes both drama and humor with wit and economy.
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"Scarlett likes Colin's sarcasm and wit," the insider said of Johansson and Jost.
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To wit, individual masterpieces can easily run into six- or seven-figure territory.
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Files released from his time in the White House showed his quick wit.
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To wit, she had heard that Mr. Achatz didn't think much of her.
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Her work often mixes the pleasurable with a political bite and wicked wit.
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His quick wit is irrepressible, and his penchant for a party well-known.
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But they lack the gravitas of the earlier letters, and the wit fizzles.
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Wit said there is ground for alarm over North Korea's nuclear development, however.
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Swanilda, whom he was double-timing, is made of flesh, blood and wit.
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Austen's writing is memorable due to its shrewd word choice and signature wit.
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"Our research found that states are increasingly implementing accountability measures," de Wit said.
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The soul and animating wit that extended from Coco to Karl are missing.
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Michelle's fierce intelligence, sharp wit, and beautiful soul comes through on every page.
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Wit believes that the scandals have real implications for Trump's North Korea diplomacy.
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That opera seems almost at war with the debonair wit of its source.
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"Scarlett likes Colin's sarcasm and wit," the source said of Johansson and Jost.
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But the laxity and wit in much of this music masks a melancholy.
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As ever, it's Happy Valley's acerbic wit that cuts through the heavy drama.
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"But that is compensated by higher drawing skills," Mr. Dudok de Wit said.
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My grandma, though, has been coping with the election result with characteristic wit.
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The takeaway was a leader with a dry wit and self-deprecating humor.
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At moments the busyness of the plot overshadows the wit of the performances.
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To wit: I am like this always, ill and having to lie down.
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Pope Francis is charming and engaging, and he speaks with conviction and wit.
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If you don't take that red rag off playing wit real niggas lives & get yo dick in the booty Carlton sweater around the neck wearin ass on somewhere & stop playing wit this blood shit before somebody hurt yo mamas only daughter.
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Frei's favorite is Michael Faulkner, a judge with wit and a sense of drama.
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But Carrie's honest writing and her razor-sharp wit were an even greater gift.
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Coupled with Ellis' signature wit, American Housewife is a powerhouse of a story collection.
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The Twitter wit then came thick and fast to normalize contextualize Trump's boo boo.
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Lloyd's silent films were even more notable for the snappy wit of their intertitles.
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He was a fighter, a wit in scarlet robes, a singer of troubadour ballads.
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No. 1 on that list is directed to men, to wit: STOP BEING ASSHOLES.
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He also enjoys creating voiceover and dubmash videos that show off his quick wit.
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To that end, one of Facebook's more interesting postings include a position for Wit.
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They want to look for other planets in that star system, de Wit said.
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He's charming, he knows the game, his quick wit is a joy to watch.
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"This is basically a paradigm shift," study co-author Julien de Wit told Gizmodo.
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But when her wit came out verbally, it was as sharp as anything else.
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To wit, when you think Chloe is about to be saved by a man?
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Especially on Twitter, where the actor shuts down pervy trolls with his mere wit.
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Mr Rees-Mogg is blessed with some everyday political skills, including a quick wit.
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You'll fall for his openness and amicability, for her dry wit and charm (again).
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But there's always a little room for comedic timing and wit in Star Wars.
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Fans were quick to praise Johnson's wit, though some questioned his choice of analogy.
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To wit: NLIs explicitly state that athletes are signing with schools, not particular coaches.
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He was a newlywed in 2011, with piercing blue eyes and a sharp wit.
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But she also imbued her Playmate of the Month spreads with a subtle wit.
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To wit: Remember when Kim K went white-blond and almost broke the internet?
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And 23,000 more developers have signed up to use a tools provided by Wit.
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Bischoff said she admired Barbara Bush's tough persona, wit and dedication to fighting illiteracy.
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Philip's deflationary wit, which has only sharpened with age, is part of his appeal.
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Muhammad Ali was a fighter with quick fists, quick wit and an indomitable spirit.
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Her usual quick wit also makes her more vulnerable moments all the more endearing.
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There, he earned a name for himself for his quick wit and irreverent introductions.
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HAIM) GermGerm - "Han Solo" Germ - "Bout It" Lil Gnar - "Ride wit Da Fye" (feat.
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But her quick wit and frank commentary hasn't been easy for ESPN to handle.
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Displaying both gravity and mordant wit, Mr. Carlson is terrific in the showcase role.
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The star of the opera, as of the play, is ultimately Wilde's trenchant wit.
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Berlant leans into the wit and vulnerability on the edges of her previous work.
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Rather, her political analysis -- and wit (cc: Mitch McConnell) -- seems as assured as ever.
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To assess the candidates' creativity and wit, and see how they respond under pressure.
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It is a style of eloquent economy, which embraces wit as well as solemnity.
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"He had a gracious mind, I thought, and a very lovely wit," he said.
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To wit: the league's restrictive clear-bag policy is extremely unpopular, especially with women.
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To wit, this was today: And yesterday: And the day before that: Before that?
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You can speak it in a rudimentary way or develop a wit and syntax.
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The diagrammatic script, by Jarret Kerr, has wit but could sometimes use more nuance.
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To wit, see Anderson's comparison of the current abortion debate to racism and Auschwitz.
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To wit: Early curling irons looked like cattle prods — and were just as dangerous.
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It helps if you have Ephron's charisma and wit to be an entertaining host.
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His pen name comes to represent wit, ingenuity, and a belief in human kindness.
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Chances are, your favorite films are infused with the wit and spirit of Coutard.
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Here and elsewhere, Huntley writes with wit and verve, excelling at economically hilarious descriptions.
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In our caustic speech we threw out platitudes, in our guts our feisty wit.
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Ms. Blue's forthright, full-bodied soprano is supplemented by a presence that radiates wit.
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Emotional incontinence rather than style or wit marks such gilded networks of white power.
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Parker deserves to be honored not just for her wit but for her wisdom.
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But unless you're Oscar Wilde, tiny wit bombs do not make a satisfying play.
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Well after leaving Congress, he remained popular, deploying his wit in posts on Twitter.
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To be fair, a bit of wit and play are allowed to sneak in.
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Her mind was poetry and wit, her sense of humor was quick and dry.
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Mr. Rainwater was a private man known for his erudition, wit and indefatigable energy.
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SZA]Father - HeartthrobRae Sremmurd - SwangIsaiah Rashad - Don't MatterSahBabii - Pull up Wit Ah Stick [ft.
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Catherine, despite all of her failings, has a sharp wit and a kind heart.
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A brilliant legal mind with an energetic style — and decisive wit and colorful opinions.
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Wit the new settlement, Facebook has committed to creating its ads portal by Sept.
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In his handwritten vows, Mr. Mulkeen praised Ms. Greenhouse's fierce independence, intelligence and wit.
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Mr. Aronofsky's visual wit and dexterous, disciplined camera movements create frissons of comic terror.
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The Duckie Brown style has always mixed tailoring and tradition with wit and excess.
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Obscenity and kindergarten-style jokes are strictly banned, while sophisticated wit is strongly encouraged.
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Eloquence and wit like theirs have helped rally nations, defeat poverty and win wars.
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I'm not saying artists should give up using wit to reinterpret the Holocaust's atrocity.
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Full of whimsy and wit and nonsense galore It quickly became a story adored.
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This is harrowing family saga but written with an abundance of wit and tenderness.
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At its high points, the show, like its source, has a brassy, bratty wit.
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Known for her mordant wit, she's indifferent to propriety and scornful of romantic love.
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"Congratulations Boris Johnson on your 5th or 6th kid," said one wit on Twitter.
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It was not just about the trenches but also about irony, poetry and wit.
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His wife, Kate Mooney, who has practical gray hair and a deflationary wit, choreographed.
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To wit: the president's assertions that millions of undocumented immigrants voted illegally last year.
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Her cutting wit, which she underscores with a sharply raised eyebrow, comes through occasionally.
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He is known for addressing other people's quandaries with acerbic wit and bracing honesty.
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For a British designer, Mr. Vevers has some wit to offer touchstones of Americana.
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This wit is not forced; McCourt never denies the heartbreaking nature of his childhood.
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What POTUS misunderstands is that cruelty is not wit ... it's not funny at all.
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What the president misunderstands is cruelty is not wit... It's not funny at all.
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His robotic slurs are laced with sarcasm, and a quick wit belies his youth.
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"This was a style of wit that I had never before encountered," he wrote.
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Rating The result is a scattered series that filters its wit through aggressive quirk.
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Just you, your wit, and your organs, whose value you're increasingly becoming aware of.
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"In taking on complex spiritual and moral questions, John wrote with distinctive exactitude, humanity, and wit — serious wit — and an adventurous sense of form," the author Tobias Wolff, a former student of Mr. L'Heureux's and later a colleague at Stanford, said by email.
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Despite its scale and conformity wit Nihonga principles, Murakami made "Color 22011" with satiric intent.
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Each episode, Bourdain brought his homegrown wit, charm, and sense of humanity to his viewers.
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The text adds that Miller commented on Lisso's "extraordinarily pretty teeth," revealing her caustic wit.
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To wit, the federal gas tax—18.4 cents per gallon of gasoline, 24.4 cents per
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She's used a workmanlike attitude and droll wit to make inroads with two previous presidents.
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To wit: She recently revealed she's not in favor of looking identical to her mom.
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" Mill said, before later adding, "And don't get it twisted I f— wit Travis too!
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To wit, the longcode assigned to the UK, where Insinia performed its tests, is +447624800379.
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It's an extension of a wider problem that many of us have been dealing wit.
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She had a ready smile and a quick wit, and she befriended everyone she met.
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This is, of course, due in large part to the wit of screenwriter Nora Ephron.
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To wit: Beauty blogger Amber Fillerup just announced an affordable line called Barefoot Blonde Hair.
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They're all so supportive of each-other, they have razor-sharp wit, they're cracking jokes.
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As is the case with one of her current faves, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie.
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His generous heart and shining spirit along with an intelligence, curiosity, wit and humor inspired.
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Nonetheless, Kabaddi continues to retain its essence of rewarding wit and deception over brute force.
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Yet his natty dress, uplifting talk of progress and cutting wit speak of upward mobility.
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Spaces where anyone could log in and capture the platform's audience with wit, insight, style.
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Wit and melancholy often shared her desk, with several projects on the go at once.
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But, unfortunately, the dramedy doesn't have the crackling wit and divine darkness one would hope.
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She and her friends had been using the app Wit Puzzles for about a year.
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Bong's signature wit, dark humor, and thrilling plots have been on display his entire career.
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Activists haven't hesitated in using their creative talents and wit to take Trump to task.
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To wit: Miami's current starting lineup includes two Larranaga recruits and three Big 12 transfers.
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I think it was James' sense of humor, his wit, his delivery that everyone loved.
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And that's not to say she didn't consistently use humor and cutting wit where needed.
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Austen, known for her satirical wit, would likely appreciate the irony of the quote selection.
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That, coincidentally, is the story of "Pull Up Wit Ah Stick" and my ear cartilage.
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His wit and humour (qualities of his that are too seldom recognised) are as sharp.
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Shane has a quick wit with her bars and is completely unique in her delivery.
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As to be expected, many of them were infused with typically British wit and humour.
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Many comedies are propelled by irony, wit, and self-deprecation; others run on sheer absurdity.
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But for the most part, the wit and humanity that so characterised "Stranger Things" remains.
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Good humor (or backhanded wit) keeps them chugging along; the customers expect it, after all.
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There's a chance she'll even be able to keep up with her mom's sharp wit.
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It's a bite-sized meld of news and explosive wit—and always the right amount.
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There was no Stunt Person's Handbook to go by, just his own wit and courage.
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The two built the bot using Ruby on Rails, Nodejs, Twilio for texting, and Wit.
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But for developers who want to go even deeper with bots, they can use Wit.
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Favorite Sons and Daughters: Walder Frey, Walda Frey, and about a million half-wit progeny.
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To wit: the first time Kobe Bryant met Mumford in 1999, he was immediately suspicious.
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With his homespun phrases and quick wit, Lula had a unique rapport with ordinary Brazilians.
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For both positions we are looking for originality, wit, crisp writing and clarity of thought.
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But his sharp wit and feisty rhetoric have helped him steal some of Erdogan's thunder.
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To wit: this shot of Stiller primping alongside Joan Smalls, Jourdan Dunn, and Gigi Hadid.
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His wit and words were unassailable, but to everyone watching the workouts, he was doomed.
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To wit: In May, Hudson chopped her signature long locks for the on-trend lob.
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What if the key to activating her sage advice and boundless wit truly was... coffee?
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"I don't know where these men got the wit and the quickness," Ms. Tulic said.
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It all skirts around her judgment, her intelligence, her wit, her grasp of art history.
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The wit is sharp, quick as ever, but now he's prone to … what's the word?
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Her idea of sophistication is urgency, wit, and the eclectic front edge of cultural power.
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Listening to you lyrics, you seem to draw from the old-school wit and sound.
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Like her Renaissance Wit, which won the Best Brew of New York City in 2018.
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Mr. Falldin's calm, quiet manner contrasted with Mr. Palme's wit and sometimes aggressive debating style.
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Executives are hoping computers with humanoid wit can help mere mortals catch misbehavior more quickly.
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Mr. Javerbaum's wit, one is tempted to say, is almost as infinite as God's wisdom.
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Johnson shows off his wit and just lays down a cool factor with the appearance.
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I have always been drawn to his self-deprecating wit and his Olympic reasoning abilities.
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But he spoke with his typical mixture of spiritual wisdom and dark, self-effacing wit.
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But the female candidates are fighting back with wit, turning the abuse into political capital.
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Your self-determination, wit and temperament and sense of justice have always appealed to me.
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To wit: Mr. Trump has repeatedly embraced policies and political figures disliked by his party.
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To wit: Unions don't just negotiate pay-rates or basic benefits like healthcare for workers.
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If they tweet at us a different title that we fuck wit we'll consider it.
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Or If I Weren't Such an Introvert I Could Trade Witty Barbs for Once Wit.
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The 2012 London Olympics proved the perfect showcase for his off-the-cuff anarchic wit.
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For Irish wit or Wilkinson, memory is masochistic and tinted with elegy, regret, or unease.
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And at the same time he also captured likenesses with brilliant precision and great wit.
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Like those under the bull sign, Iron Man is known for his wit and intelligence.
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And their mother, Cammie, is an accomplished author with a quick wit and amazing laugh.
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Its indexes of value are speed, popularity and wit rather than originality in any sense.
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As Strike investigates, he's drawn into class politics, which Galbraith handles with a wry wit.
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But Swift used to win battles with wit and savvy, not weapons of mass production.
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Roundup Lou Reed had a mordant wit and a pragmatic understanding of his own legacy.
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Its comic sensibility blends droll wit, violent surprise, winking juvenile hijinks, and vulgar scatological humor.
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He sat and wrote this book, which has lost none of its wit or urgency.
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Joel S. Wit, a Korea expert at Johns Hopkins University, puts it at 40 percent.
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Wit is a specialized form of verbal intelligence that all novelists possess to some degree.
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Neil Gaiman, a seven-time Hugo winner, remembered Le Guin for her wit and brains.
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To wit, ABC got the host it long wanted: its late night star, Jimmy Kimmel.
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Jackie is an insult comic, but his barbs have no edge, no zing, no wit.
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Her clothes can have a sly wit, but they can also flirt with the absurd.
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In this environment of unpredictable sounds, individual voices unfolded with quiet drama and sly wit.
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Not simply the withering wit and the richness of his singing but the hydraulic reactions.
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Hosts addressed the news with their usual comedic wit, mixed with condemnation for President Trump.
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" They recited the line in Cockney: "Tew 'ear wif oiz belawngz ta luhvz foin wit.
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He is known for his disarming sense of humor, quick wit and skillful cross-examinations.
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Anyway, we have STAIRCASE WIT, which debuts today and is a newish term to me.
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And, as they pile up, Mr. Haynes joins the story's halves with craft and wit.
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With biting wit, Roberson explores the dynamics of heterosexual dating in the age of #MeToo.
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In Zhang, Stosur found a partner whose wit is as sharp as her net play.
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And often lengthiness can be the absolute soul of wit, as in Proust or Dickens.
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While we admire rhythmically how this verse sounds, we should not gloss over its wit.
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Cue a dance of wit, sexual tension and clandestine assignments foiled by pesky human emotions.
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She is warmhearted, a whirlwind and a wit … but an unconscious snob and a hypocrite.
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" David Minton descibes Alex Jones on Infowars as a mix of "humor, bombasity, sarcasm, wit.
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But it has mischief and wit peeking out from the clouds at all these moments.
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"We remember his incisive intellect, his agile wit and his captivating prose," the chief justice said.
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Contrary to the writers' assertions, our culture tends to stigmatize people with addictions — to wit, Drs.
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And the imprecise connection they made to the music's beat was devoid of rubato or wit.
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The groupings for the nine "goons" in the ballet's central scene showed all their constructivist wit.
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To wit: Jefferson got through his first 100 days without being deposed in a violent coup.
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Turns out, the two-toned look is as ingrained into the character's personality as her wit.
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To wit: the authors estimate that total US energy demand in 2050 will average 2.6 terawatts.
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Palin hardly has the grace and wit of Cersei or the blunt confidence of Tywin Lannister.
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To wit: Its recent launch of two beyond-wearable eyeshadows that also helps animals in need.
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The actress, known for her impressions and wit, was often compared to a young Lucille Ball.
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There's also an extensive set of clips featuring their wit, wisdom, and some very funny stories.
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This Apple flex has it all: razor wit, perfect comedic timing, and staggering levels of pettiness.
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To wit: Ombré color requires no maintenance and works with every hair length, type, and texture.
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To wit, the screen is surrounded by infrared sensors that notice when you lift your hand.
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To wit: Kristin Cavallari proved platinum isn't just for summer, and Hailey Baldwin brightened up, too.
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It's pretty hard to imagine getting enough of Jennifer Lawrence's hilariously acerbic, irresistibly self-deprecating wit.
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To wit: If lawmakers are tussling over government spending in December, tax reform isn't getting done.
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"We think these pulsations must be induced by the planet, which is surprising," de Wit says.
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Banishing irony and wit doesn't elevate a novel to art and can diminish it to kitsch.
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More unusually, by evoking his wit, generosity and courage, it also succeeds in making him lovable.
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Glad u left wit a bag cuz u certainly ain't making no money from music anymore.
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Carrie Fisher will forever dazzle the world with her wit and humor, even in her obituary.
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Paul's family and friends were blessed to experience his wit, warmth, his generosity and deep concern.
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To wit: Our editors each rely on a few clutch products to help us get there.
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He was a writer of considerable wit and subtlety whose public pronouncements tended towards the bombastic.
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To wit, its newest Macbook line contains exactly two ports: USB-C and… a headphone jack.
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Messenger's new platform now has 18,000 bots, and 22014,22015 developers have signed up for Facebook's Wit.
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We all like art (except Scott), and fine food (except Scott), wit and articulation in detail.
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To wit: The GND is centrally concerned with clean energy, but what exactly is clean energy?
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In the past, he has shown a quick wit and a willingness to respond to attacks.
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To wit, encryption is a process whereby messages are encoded through the use of mathematical algorithms.
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" "For decades, he gave great pleasure to radio listeners with his wit, warmth and inimitable humor.
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The sharpest, driest wit on Aussie TV. 013:56 on Thursdays will never be the same.
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Still, he argues that "Lean Wit Me" is basically stealing his work, and he wants justice.
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To wit: The US electricity sector is no longer the top emitter in the US economy.
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John Kasich called Reagan "a woman of strength and wit" in a statement mourning her death.
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However, it just doesn't come with the brisk pace or relentless wit you'd want to see.
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Listen Here IntroJuice WRLD - "Lean Wit Me" Kris WuKris Wu - "Like That"Kris Wu - "Deserve" feat.
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A new (big yellow) book called "Xi Jinping: Wit and Vision" will soon be in bookshops.
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"In my grandpa's hood wit my baby," the Boca Raton, Florida native captioned the Instagram story.
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The revolutionary imagery of 1968 (though rarely its existentialist wit) still informs today's chants and slogans.
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Wit comes in the form of ideas so angular, they take several extra beats to land.
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These days he's like a walking embodiment of Britain's virtues, from understatement to wit to humility.
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George W. Bushism: The Slate Book of the Accidental Wit and Wisdom of our 43rd President??
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Mostly, thanks to their profane wit, the hosts were good at highlighting the abuses of Republicans.
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The high-profile titles helped, as did his mordant wit and obvious passion for the sport.
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To wit: For its spring 2017 collection, Houghton worked with Commando on a selection of bodysuits.
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There's a musicality and wit to the action that only the Mission: Impossible series can equal.
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To wit, she criticized companies that are run by directors drawn from too "narrow" social classes.
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Mr. Terrana said that Mr. Klein drew on his dark wit for strength to the end.
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"White Sands," his latest collection of essays, contains his trademark blend of wit, sharpness and melancholy.
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Other Instagram users praised Lewis on his quick wit, several of whom made Harry Potter references.
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"The movie confuses iconoclasm with wit, and bile with guts; it's mostly thin and mean-spirited."
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" Another praised the father for his wit and wrote, "you have some of the best comments.
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He is known for his pointed wit on Twitter, but does not often attack Trump directly.
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To wit: No cellphones, no running, no handwritten signs, almost no media access to players, etc.
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Brevity, for example, may be the soul of wit, but it is less desirable in hemlines.
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" One of Bruno's girlfriends has a "contemptuous wit" and with her his "banter flowed, despite himself.
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But his diffidence goes hand in hand with sensitivity, hyper-alertness and a scorpion-tailed wit.
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She said that watching her mother's cognition and quick-wit slip away so quickly was devastating.
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Not only could she spell, but she had a wit "distinguished by … genius," according to James.
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That it balances all of its characters with such wit and energy is, well, a marvel.
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At the same time, Hammer's quick train of thought and her wit keeps the conversation light.
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The book has plenty of room for wit alongside its earnest considerations of love and memory.
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They rejoiced at how similar they were, in appearance and demeanor, down to their mischievous wit.
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Most of "It's All Relative" is a mixture of narrative, research, reflection and often-effortful wit.
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Leonard Lopate has shown dignity, intelligence and wit on public radio for more than 30 years.
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Snicket's wit is never at the expense of adult or child, and somehow accessible to both.
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His archaic wig and libertine wit seem to belong to a forgotten corner of the past.
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I loved what Richard represented (wealth, wit, art), but Richard the human was a secondary consideration.
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Sometimes he spoke in a distracted monotone; other times he displayed an easy, self-deprecating wit.
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Roger Cohen Micha Shagrir, the Israeli moviemaker, was an irreverent wit and a man of peace.
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In each one, the judge has wielded an acerbic wit and ironclad control of the courtroom.
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He admired them for their wit; they weren't obvious and they didn't insult the reader's intelligence.
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"Congratulations to Boris Johnson on his 4th, 803th or 17th child," said one wit on Twitter.
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A barometer, said a wit, is an ingenious instrument that reveals the weather we are experiencing.
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She enthralls her boss while amazing the locals with her caustic wit and hard-boiled attitude.
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His warmth, wit and geniality meant that for millions he was a part of the family.
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To wit: Each ticket to the concert comes with a free download of the new album.
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Although Ms. Peretti is hipper and droller, and Mr. Peretti is geekier, their wit binds them.
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It was an exquisite start to one of world theatre's classic battles of wit and will.
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To wit: No nation that defames and imprisons its best people is going to become great.
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LG: I was going to say thank you, Adam, for joining us with your acidic wit.
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His intelligence, wit, experience, honesty — and his voice — rendered him a commanding presence in our lives.
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Beatrice is usually played as a wit who has learned to defend herself with barbed language.
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"The administration is trying to maintain the appearance that a military option is viable," said Wit.
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The production deploys them with wit and efficiency, while retaining an endearing air of ramshackle spontaneity.
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Anne Mendelson writes like the engaged scholar she is, with dry wit and easy, uncompromising erudition.
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In March 2019, some of these families won in a big, public case: In Wit v.
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Mr. Pilgrim was its face and voice, offering a dry wit in television and radio commercials.
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But he has one asset he can freely bequeath to his favorite daughter, Elizabeth: his wit.
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The years following the Arab Spring were marked by an outpouring of creativity, dissent and wit.
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All the other films in the collection are rich in wit, emotional tumult and philosophical trenchancy.
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To wit: Before 2019, the Child Victims Act had not even reached the full Senate floor.
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To wit, his spirit won a gold medal at the 2011 San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
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She was a tall young woman with a sort of involuntary wit about her facial expressions.
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Safe to say, the wit is free-flowing as are the good vibes in Arosio's artwork.
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"Wit" is a word regularly associated with Ms. Tanowitz; her choreographic choices are often unexpected and satisfying.
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To wit: when James posted about the alleged copies on her Instagram, she tagged Madden's personal account.
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I enjoyed her company, her wit and energy, but there was an emotional connection that wasn't clicking.
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But for super high falls wit high impact speeds, landing legs-down will just make things worse.
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Many are remarking on his incredible design abilities, his transformative shows, and of course, his sharp wit.
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I think that influence has definitely stuck wit me in terms of how I make music now.
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Here are seven solutions to getting your computer's screen on the TV wit minimal fuss (and cash).
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To wit: The Big Bang Theory star is completely turning the vacation selfie game on its head.
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BAIER: Friends at Fox News Channel remember that quick wit and Charles love for talking to anyone.
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It would certainly be hard to imagine The Golden Girls without Arthur's quick wit and dry tongue.
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Speaker after speaker spoke of Luna's fearlessness as an artist, his love of wordplay and incisive wit.
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She sent plucky heroines into the hellmouth of dating with a determined smile and slyly sharp wit.
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"Our philosophy was to always focus on the team," says Paris Eternal general manager Michael De Wit.
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She sings with panache and wit, but when Marina steps offstage, her demeanor grows quiet, almost shy.
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To wit: Earlier this week, Kim K. pulled a Kylie Jenner and donned a new, shorter lob.
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We built a magazine with sophistication, wit, and an international outlook, on a bedrock of solid journalism.
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There's a puckish wit to the assassin, along with the requisite predatory instincts necessary for her profession.
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And while Beetlejuice has a "macabre wit," it also engages with serious themes about life and death.
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"On a island wit a pretty lil hitta on her bday," he captioned the sexy Instagram pic.
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Others cheered Mr. Cruz's wit on the debate stage, honed for years as a college debate champion.
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Throughout Thrones' past 7 seasons, Tyrion Lannister has mesmerized audiences with his bravery, integrity, darkness, and wit.
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His stuff is uncanny — it looks simple and fluid — but there's a lot of wit behind it.
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But Ramsay's Twitter wit is as sharp—and dangerous—as his kitchen tools and fiery onscreen persona.
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"He has a cute little grilled cheese," says Rozonda "Chilli" Thomas about the "Ride Wit Me" singer.
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And he knew of the intellectual passions, wit and devotion that helped form his bond with her.
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But what made him different—what made people laugh when they saw him play—was his wit.
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Fortunately, few MCs can dispense with their critics with as much effortless wit and style as him.
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The woman I got to know as a child was tough and funny, with an acerbic wit.
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To wit, we meet Jessica's black parents, her black sister, and her black ex-boyfriend (Lakeith Stanfield).
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TC: You've remarked before how quickly teams are getting snapped up, which must compound the issue. Wit.
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To wit: The 603-session correlation between crude and the S&P rose to 0.62 on Tuesday.
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Where Eagle's music is wit and poetry and commentary, Jonze's has always seemed to be intentionally bad.
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Brits can always be relied on for their stoicism and dry wit in the face of adversity.
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To wit, it made just one small acquisition in 2015 (Case), and one other in 2016 (Welkio).
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The Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon launched his career with wit, musical creativity and groundbreaking viral videos.
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To wit, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) enjoyed $1.75 billion of net inflows between Jan.
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Brevity may be the soul of wit, but it may no longer be the soul of Twitter.
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As "ifm2181," Sanford was among the site's prolific posters, appreciated for his sharp wit and salty tongue.
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To wit, there's an iPhone app called Hear that does augmented aural reality — and it's a blast.
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It's the fear of miscegenation Berry tapped into here, treating the subject with subtlety, wit, and determination.
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Damon does bring a little wit to the proceedings, his deadpan punch lines undercutting the epic solemnity.
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And as his son, Ato Blankson-Wood gives a breakout performance of wry wit and musical intensity.
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She used moments between takes as release valves, breaking into impromptu dances and letting her wit rip.
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That changed with the arrival of Barack Obama, whose wit and coolness were regularly compared to Kennedy's.
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He possessed a brutal wit but no humor, a tremendous magnetism, and an aversion to being touched.
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Wit was their signature, as in Ernst Lubitsch's "Ninotchka" (1939) and Wilder's "Sunset Boulevard" (1950), both featured.
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The tapestry has been cleaned, reinforced and restored at the Royal Manufacturers De Wit in Mechelen, Belgium.
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It takes quick wit and stamina to last in Hollywood, both things that Gabor wasn't short on.
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Stillman has always had a very dry wit, which he's brought to films like Metropolitan and Barcelona.
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Or his razor-sharp wit, which the rest of the country discovered when he took to Twitter.
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To wit, a sliced, polished and silvered piece of quartz that is a mirror in name only.
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Some wit on Twitter has suggested "Mo-Mo-Co-Co"; it certainly has a ring to it.
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Beyond wit and civility, there's that small matter of Canada's historic fealty to human rights and freedom.
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His personality, his instinct, his humor, his wit -- all of that is so wonderful, and it's remained.
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The fetching, lyrically rich music, if lacking in depth and contrapuntal intricacy, abounds in vitality and wit.
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"Fight the FAKE NEWS with all of your strength and all of your wit," wrote another user.
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He wasn't a wit, but he had a sense of humor, which he applied to the world.
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Stan Lee's fun-loving wit, charm, and poetic legacy will keep him alive for generations to come.
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Brad Paisley's wife didn't fall for him because of his swoon-worthy voice — but rather, his wit.
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Zendesk acquired BIME Analytics for $45 million, Trainline bought Captain Train for $189 million, Facebook snatched Wit.
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To wit: Juventus has been owned by the same family that owns FIAT, the Agnelli family, a.k.a.
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To wit, here are a few of our many, many options for finger foods and party appetizers.
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To wit: 53 people fell ill in October of E. coli poisoning linked to various Chipotle outlets.
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Today, we're premiering his newest song, "Ride Wit Me" which snags a guest verse from Chief Keef.
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To wit: the top-ranked players often don't need the showcases; instead, the showcases need the them.
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To wit: There actually are many more models on the scene than Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid.
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Day 54: "Won't Fuck Wit Me" – Da Drought , 2004 Today's mood is: You can't hold us down.
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They leaven the sincerity with caustic wit; the grooves are taut but jammy, elastic without losing shape.
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To wit, her two seasons in the top ten in rebounding percentage came in 2002 ... and 2015.
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"He has a great wit, was a wonderful naval man, a wonderful family man," Mr. Smith said.
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In their wit, ebullience, multiple references and palette, "The Ten Largest" seem utterly contemporary, made-yesterday fresh.
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The character seems to have wandered in from Chekhov's "The Seagull" but without the pathos or wit.
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Examples of artists: Future, Drake, A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie, Eminem, Ed Sheeran, NF, Lil Uzi Vert.
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The wit of Bianca's "Always True to You in My Fashion" disappears amid too much stage business.
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Brevity is the soul of wit, said Polonius in "Hamlet," so I will make my voice concise.
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Irony, wit, satire, parody … these are essential for democracy to thrive, these are weapons that neuter malice.
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In his work — which includes sculpture and photographs — there is an immense amount of wit and generosity.
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Tomalin writes with a dry wit about, for example, the sexism she faced when starting her career.
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But she also has a gift for wit and metaphor that turns the ordinary on its head.
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But the dance indicates none of her intelligence or the wit in the words borrowed for lyrics.
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Mark Takai (D-Hawaii) was a person of great humility; Steve LaTourette (R-Ohio) of great wit.
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To wit, several of these new hires brought in experienced college coaches to aid in their transition.
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The dialogue often has a dark wit, as if penned by a meaner version of Nora Ephron.
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With a smooth manner and a dry wit, Robert expressed general principles, avoiding any legal stand. Sen.
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Since then, she has shared Buffett's wisdom and wit with hundreds of sophomores she teaches, she says.
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This is only the start of a surreal comedy whose endless visual imagination matches its conceptual wit.
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To wit: sautéed duck breasts with five-spice powder, alongside roasted eggplant and a pile of rice.
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Graham Greene brings his customary quiet power and dry wit to the role of the police chief.
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Ms Hardy's implacable sincerity can feel sometimes devastating but is never devoid of wit and soothing humanity.
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The exhibition Félix Vallotton: Painter of Disquiet, currently on view at the Metropolitan museum, showcases his wit.
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As for the hypergraphic imagery in the "Pull Up Wit Ah Stick" video, SahBabii's parents were sanguine.
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And Roy Williams, their down-home coach, finds himself celebrated for hill-country wit and hoops acumen.
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James described her grandmother as a strong, hardworking woman with an amazing sense of humor and wit.
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We know that irony and wit can neutralize racial slurs, because it shifts the dynamics of power.
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Those who knew him well said the gruff exterior concealed a shy man with a puckish wit.
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"And make your argument forcefully and clearly," he added, emphasizing that The Times values wit and humor.
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Because while major tenants of Leia's character were her tenacity and wit, its bedrock was her heart.
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In the past, to wit, President Trump has openly praised feigned irrationality as a U.S. security strategy.
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Some images evince a biting sarcasm or ironic wit, while others poke fun at our consumerist society.
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Wit, so akin to ambiguity, shows how fully in command of the medium an artist truly is.
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No one can use their wit, you don't have access to the insider stuff in Silicon Valley.
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We see flashes of wit, poetry and even genius and observe momentous events, both private and presidential.
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"Fight the FAKE NEWS with all of your strength and all of your wit," wrote another user.
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At Harvard, Professor MacFarquhar taught history and political science and was known for his wit and informality.
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To wit: And the fan counterpoints: This conversation has been happening for a very, very long time.
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In short, Austen's empathetic portrayals of women in love are just as powerful as her caustic wit.
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To wit: Have you ever noticed how much the DVF wrap dress owes to the Indian sari?
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It's full of romance in all directions, plenty of fantasy trope subversions, Brennan's typical insouciant wit. —AR
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To wit: "well below 2 C," even as low as 1.5 C, might not be impossible yet.
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This is typical of Kyle: He buries his nihilistic wit with primitive illustrations and naïvely cryptic text.
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Da Franchize Boys are best known for their mid-2000 hit songs "I Think They Like Me" and "Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It." They produced three studio albums before going on hiatus in 2008: Dem Franchize Boyz, On Top of Our Game, and Our World, Our Way.
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LIKE, by A. E. Stallings (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) In this collection, "we get the rhyming wit one expects from Stallings, although in the best poems here that wit is attractively darkened by experience," said our poetry columnist, who named this one of the best poetry collections of 2018.
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It will also provide more detailed information about the planets' composition, temperature and pressure, according to de Wit.
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She started as Don's secretary, but quickly revealed a wit that made her his most obvious creative successor.
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And it also solidified Reagan's reputation among his supporters for wit and calm in the face of crisis.
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She's cut from a different cloth, combining wit, beauty, courage, silliness, character and integrity into one spectacular woman.
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To wit: Today, fans of the brand crashed its website in a mad rush to nab the products.
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To wit: I'm not precisely sure why Holdo's sacrifice is noble but Finn's thwarted sacrifice was considered foolhardy.
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Always is unapologetic in these barbs, offering plenty of sharp wit beneath the scrim of much lighter romance.
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His prodigious intellect, distinctive style and sharp wit will be sorely missed by his family, friends and colleagues.
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To wit: Her rainbow hair, new tattoos, and unshakeable love for glitter — which, apparently, extends to her face.
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Someone needs to remind Jack Dorsey that brevity is the soul of wit – not to mention of Twitter.
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To wit: A millennial's likelihood of owning a home increases 2000% if their own parents were also homeowners.
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With his quick wit, the Penguin became a criminal mastermind, backed by the vilest criminals of Gotham City.
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To wit, everyone from Rihanna to Gigi Hadid has been hitting the red carpet sporting perfectly coordinated shades.
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Today, the world lost a brilliant actress, sharp wit, talented writer, champion for mental health, and cultural icon.
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To wit, there are already plenty of great images of shadow that the Moon cast across the country.
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I can't really text people because I have a dry sardonic wit and it doesn't really come through.
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But we don't often to get to see women of color saving themselves, using their brains and wit.
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I never got why going fast was supposed to impress me; what impresses me is a quick wit.
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But it's stupid fun, and Johnson and Efron have the necessary charm and wit to pull it off.
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But these numbers are devoid of dramatic pressure, not to speak of poetry, invention, wit or even sexiness.
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Renowned for its trademark wit and the banter between the titular Ronnies, the show was a roaring success.
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To wit: The wait list is six months long for appointments with the 33-year-old L.A. native.
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Crosley writes with her signature wit about moments in life that are honestly so terrible they're kinda hilarious.
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To wit: In one recent video, he transforms himself into a Kardashian, and the results are downright remarkable.
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To wit, gaming news websites have some version of "fans are angry at developer" stories nearly every day.
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Recent films Wit PR has marketed include A United Kingdom, Hidden Figures, Fences, Hacksaw Ridge, and Patriots Day.
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"A lot of Contra's BDE comes from what, in real life, would be escalator wit," she tells me.
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Her line work is as sharp as her wit, and over 10 years has only gotten more defined.
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" He continued, "Pat's sense of humor, wit, and smile lit up any room the moment he walked in.
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In each new town he scoured the public library for books about comedy and the psychology of wit.
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That said, the novelist's wit, and his skill at shifting from the quotidian to the existential, are intact.
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To wit: This season saw closely-cropped styles as just as important as fluffy Afros on the catwalk.
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And she could make an argument better, faster and with more wit than almost anyone else in Washington.
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In all my experiences wit crack and/or crackheads I ain't NEVER seen nothing like this sh*t!!!
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"Preparations for any launch would require a wide range of activities not observed at the site," Wit said.
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There are some amazing Black women comedians who are making our sides hurt with their wit and humor.
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He certainly had a big personality; his quick wit and talent as a raconteur entertained many an audience.
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Throughout his life, Nichols was known for his incredible intelligence, his quicksilver wit and his empathy with actors.
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"I don't think Ambassador Hoekstra should give that honorary title back," said Gouda cheese producer Johan de Wit.
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Other stories wiggle and squirm with brilliance, and just as beautifully tremble with panic and bouts of wit.
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Reynolds, who is known for his quick wit, says he uses humor as a defense and coping mechanism.
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Hannah's posing and wit have kept her afloat in New York, but now she is suddenly, newly vulnerable.
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There's no trace of the wit or intelligence Weixler brings to the role, evident in the first poster.
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The Beach Boys would later parrot his paeans to consumption, but with none of the irony or wit.
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A much smaller star provides "a much larger signal," de Wit continued, and that was the case here.
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"If you look at the terrestrial planets in our solar system, they're all very different," de Wit agreed.
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Spider-Man used wit and charm to reinvent a story told numerous times before as a teenage drama.
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It was silly and inspired, a blast of wit suggesting the focus might stay where it belongs: entertainment.
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To wit: The latest multicolor fascination to pop up is, as the internet has dubbed it, watercolor hair.
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Mr. Stillman's script accordingly abounds in rapid-fire sallies of verbal wit that require and reward maximum alertness.
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Stacy was gorgeous, prone to violent outbursts, and she possessed a wit that complemented her French-tipped nails.
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I always thought of him as a highly evolved brain inhabiting an uncertain body, an E.T. with wit.
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Those who knew Jay offered their condolences and praised him for his wit and prowess as a magician.
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But has his relish in the words ever been as luscious as on Thursday, his wit as sophisticated?
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In Mr. Sher's hands, not a scintilla of Falstaff's capacious humor and wit fails to land a laugh.
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But in "Love's Refrain," he offers up his deeply passionate soul, only sometimes camouflaged by his acerbic wit.
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Gradually, however, he is seduced by her kindness, wit and charm; they eventually fall in love and marry.
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V, a tall, athletic woman with a quick wit, is normally quiet and keeps her problems to herself.
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Democrats have candidates with outsider freshness, longtime experience, prosecutorial vigor, charming wit, leadership chops and big policy ideas.
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Brooks writes with clarity and epigrammatic wit, but the random oscillations of her views may annoy some readers.
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While these sites cannot be detected by monitoring groups, they are assumed to remain operational, according to Wit.
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Talking-animal cartoons generally are, if they have even a modest quantity of wit or cross-species insight.
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The release of the photos of Kim inspecting the submarine was likely not a coincidence, Wit told CNN.
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"His wit was sharp, and he delighted in testing it against anyone who was foolish enough to try."
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To wit, bad sushi and a pulled-pork sandwich on ciabatta bread that was called a banh mi.
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I want someone who sometimes makes me go ouch due to their wit and evil sense of humor.
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To wit, Klopp says that the song in part meant to grapple with the strangeness of religious ritual.
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To wit: to trick the guard into opening the cell door, ketchup can be used as fake blood.
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To wit: Just yesterday, the fashion designer's hairstylist posted a photo of her sporting a new short crop.
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To wit: Pfizer's now-delayed increases are set to kick back in at the end of the year.
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When Parry asks the artist to tell stories about the olden days, Moses responds with wit and charm.
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After all, Halloween is the perfect night to pull out your quick wit and morbid sense of humor.
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He speaks with an eloquence that is offset by a ribald wit and an unpriestly turn of phrase.
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But he also plied his signature wit with wicked word play on matters macabre (see: "A Little Priest").
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Binky's constantly changing wardrobe offers some welcome evidence of period-savvy wit by the costume designer, Sarah Laux.
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So too does "Rendezvous," which is superabundant in charm, wit and soul, and has many expressive visual touches.
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But it would have taken more wit and clarity to keep this material from drooping as a musical.
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MORGAN And it's a good leadership, it's damn good, with a sense of wit and humor and passion.
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Lively and engaged, he is a warm Irish wit and could charm a nun out of her habit.
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"His personality and his thoughts and his wit were so strong," Mr. Lake recalled in a telephone interview.
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With a sheepish grin and biting wit, Joel McHale skewered pop culture on "The Soup" for 12 seasons.
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She takes her task in stride with dark British wit and a tongue-in-cheek attitude to boot.
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To wit: Some foods have a bigger impact on climate change than others; plants have the smallest impact.
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Similar to those under this fire sign, Star-Lord is known for his unparalleled humor and quick wit.
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But when Cross describes the actor Ron Perlman beating up Trump, he leaves any trace of wit behind.
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Mr. Aiken has an impish mien and, we'll later discover in an audience-participation segment, a quick wit.
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But she is a 5-foot-11-inch woman with a Pre-Raphaelite face and a spiky wit.
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They are why we live: to encounter questioning, mayhem, wisdom and wit — to read books such as these.
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The chilling display uses wit and bite to show the fine line between overcoming obstacles and achieving success.
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"A Sticky Woman" and "Madame's Cravings," also made in 1906, brazenly foregrounded female desire with humor and wit.
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Which pediment on the building that housed a late 19th century puckish humor magazine celebrates "Wit and Humor"?
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There are moments throughout the narrative that are exquisitely drawn, and I appreciate Lee's dry wit and intelligence.
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Gore and moral ambiguity were out, but so largely were wit, literary influences and attention to social issues.
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Her wit and impish sense of humor, Ms. Blampied said, could be traced directly back to her mother.
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With heart and wit, Lily King (author of "Euphoria") deftly pilots readers through this process in "Writers & Lovers."
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To be truly transporting, it needs more of what makes a Feiffer drawing work: wit, understatement and clarity.
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An admiring documentary takes a look at the celebrated Texas journalist who vanquished foes with wit and loathing.
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Madison is blond and not very smart, and Deutch brings remarkable energy and wit to a dreary stereotype.
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"Legion" is not small, exactly, but it's dreamy and precise, with an Ionesco wit and Red Bull energy.
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To wit: Fox announced during Upfront Week two years ago that "American Idol" was finished after 15 seasons.
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Sure of course, but it was also rich with poignancy, sadness, joy and sharp-as-a-tack wit.
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In a fiercely divided social media landscape, these comic creators are representing the movement with style and wit.
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Rostand's play isn't so much about brain versus brawn; it celebrates wit, sprezzatura and the art of improvisation.
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The music sparkles with wit and challenge, and is designed for family members to play in the parlor.
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Through "Firing Line," his TV show, he gave an unsuspecting American public a chance to sample conservative wit.
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I loved his wit and sense of humor, and his insightful posts about life and politics in Iraq.
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She has beauty and wit enough to turn her gifts against the men who limit and underestimate her.
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And what words they are, of a Shavian wit and ferocity rooted in the most visceral of feelings.
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Read: "The Selected Letters of Ralph Ellison" presents the writer in all his candor, seriousness, outrage and wit.
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But he has campaigned with discipline, and his wit and bravado give him broad appeal across social classes.
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Read: "The Selected Letters of Ralph Ellison" presents the writer in all his candor, seriousness, outrage and wit.
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Indeed, the sharp zingers and wit so characteristic of him has even been endearingly referred to as Mungerisms.
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And Jones writes with so much assurance and wit that it's easy to relax into her capable hands.
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It&aposs the sort of book that&aposs hard to put down, with unusual wit and perfect pacing.
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Instead, McCourt manages to adroitly counteract the inexplicably miserable condition of his life with wit and approachable candor.
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Where Blankfein is known for a quick wit, Solomon is more likely to come off as disarmingly earnest.
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It engulfs from underneath in its lowest rumbles, and snaps with personality and wit at its highest tremors.
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To wit, half of the U.S. adult population lives on less than is spent on the average homeless.
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This is a children's history book that has the wit to open with a giant flood of molasses.
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They say that Fidel himself laughed a lot at the jokes that the common wit dedicated to him.
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In his fourth collection of personal essays since, Sedaris has lost none of his characteristic sarcasm and wit.
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"We're seeing a gradual evolution of the positions on both sides, which is an encouraging sign," Wit said.
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Your sharp wit, and ability to express yourself, is bolstered by the communication planet being in your sign.
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To wit: the NFL has been denying—and actively arguing against—a football-CTE link in federal court.
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They have the wit and the verve and the life of children's classics — and they have the morality.
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Facebook, Slack and Telegram all support the most popular languages, while API platforms such as Dialogflow, LUIS and wit.
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Director, producer and actress who had the humor, wit and fortitude to stand equally with the boys in Hollywood.
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It takes a PR disaster for Alex to discover the real Henry, bursting with literary references and caustic wit.
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Between the leather jacket and the facial expression, Holtzmann will be bringing the arch, sardonic wit to the crew.
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To wit: The loss of these big plants is not hurting reliability, and keeping them open wouldn't help it.
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His Twitter account demonstrated a biting humor and quick wit as he weighed in on politics, sports, and culture.
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"Ryan is well-known by friends, teachers and coaches for his charm, exceptional wit and humor," the statement reads.
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Her wit has become more cutting — one need only see her clapbacks on Instagram to see this in action.
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On their Facebook Pages, these businesses now also get support for smart replies, which are powered by the Wit.
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With wit, skill, and love, The Last Jedi takes up the torch and carries it for a new generation.
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He had a brilliant pictorial wit, not just sardonic and sharp, as is often remarked, but full of sympathy.
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To wit: Gwen Stefani wore this dip-dyed, pink Christian Dior gown, above, to marry Gavin Rossdale in 2002.
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He played the first movement of the epochal Sonata No. 2 with less violence than circumspection, gentility and wit.
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Without doubt Ray was an exceptional musician, performer, wit, intellect & friend – indeed one my favourite people of all time.
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Like "Parasite" and "Memories of Murder," it takes place on a smaller scale but has Bong's signature vicious wit.
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Alec Baldwin is known for his quick wit, but his daughter Ireland has a few zingers of her own.
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Remember that telling a good joke effectively requires quick wit and timing — not qualities you associate with being senile.
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Her signature brunette hair followed her from series to series, along with her quick wit and hilarious one-liners.
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She's a high-powered Manhattan lawyer with twin girls, a husband who studies bugs (seriously), and a killer wit.
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She's challenging at times, and despite her immense wit, she's not always right or on a moral high ground.
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To wit: Earlier this month, rumors abound that the Democratic hopeful was wearing an earpiece during an NBC forum.
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The trickster god — and Thor's half-brother — quickly became a fan favorite for his charming wit and stylish antics.
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To wit, Ghaffary just joined Social Capital as one of five full-time partners on the firm's venture team.
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Once you got to know him, he was inquisitive, resourceful, generous, and had a sharp and very dry wit.
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To wit: Donald Trump triumphed in the Republican primary contest despite insulting nearly every interest group in the nation.
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An actor of keen wit and sharp instinct, when Eddie was onstage, you couldn't keep your eyes off him.
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To wit, while we all know about Monica Lewinsky, some of Clinton's earlier affairs remain obscure to most Americans.
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To wit: The public largely blamed the GOP for the 21-day government shutdown in the fall of 2013.
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To wit: The World Economic Forum uses the exact same language, as does the World Bank, and the IMF.
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That's where Scaramucci steps in — someone who has been to their soirees and understands their wit and dark humor.
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What some63 does for their happiness is not my concern, as long as it's not interfering wit my happiness.
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THE death of Antonin Scalia deprives America of a brilliant legal mind and a puckish wit (see our obituary).
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Garry Shandling's sly, subversive wit and meta take on the vagaries of showbiz truly made him a comic's comic.
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To wit: A new cosmetology school has cropped up inside the walls of Valley State Prison in Chowchilla, California.
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Please know I will get You all the way together when you start f**king wit me and mine!
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When Youssef applied the same sharp wit to the country's new rulers, the show was quickly taken off air.
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" But their arguments withered in the face of what the Free Press called Cockrel's "quick wit and stiletto questioning.
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Mercury, the planet of communication, enters Scorpio on Tuesday evening, bringing you a sharp wit and way with words.
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" There is also the occasional flash of wit: "Defendant is of course correct that his office is singularly important.
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In the other, Wit said, Hanoi becomes Trump's version of President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's Reykjavík summit.
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The original "Ghostbusters", with its dry wit and outsider heroes, represented a seismic shift in the comedy/blockbuster arena.
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To wit: in the past month, the number of UNTUCKit stores in Manhattan has gone from one to four.
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"These are all positive signs," said Joel Wit, co-founder of 38 North, a website that tracks North Korea.
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What some1 does for their happiness is not my concern, as long as it's not interfering wit my happiness.
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Its general tenor will be one of gaiety, wit, and satire, but it will be more than a jester.
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Section 600.9 (c) governs all other releases of information by the special counsel -- to wit, possibly the final report.
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What they learned from the 23 candidates who spoke is that brevity is not always the soul of wit.
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Braithwaite's writing pulses with the fast, slick heartbeat of a YA thriller, cut through by a dry noir wit.
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Anyway, it turns out that this nonresponse to her daughter's wit is pretty much the same when Marcie's awake.
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One Rolling Stone critic described it as "a movie utterly devoid of wit, excitement, and any reason for being."
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Joel Wit, director of the website 38 North and a senior fellow at the Stimson Center, dismissed the move.
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The wit, the silly stories, the mad hypotheses are strategies of defense: a way of singing to the danger.
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In the brutal world of prize fighting, Ali set himself apart with his wit and fondness for playful verse.
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Dinner parties in movies tend to be overdetermined affairs, ideal settings for wit, wisdom and the breakdown of civilization.
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By Nationaal Archief, Den Haag, Rijksfotoarchief: Fotocollectie Algemeen Nederlands Fotopersbureau (ANEFO), 1945-1989 - negatiefstroken zwart/wit, nummer toegang 2.24.
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In understated performance after understated performance, he showcased a wit that was as dry as James Bond's favorite martinis.
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I embraced my independence, my outspoken nature, my wit, my smarts, and, also, the flaws that make me me.
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Bush was known as a matriarch to a political dynasty, and for her quick wit and strong personal views.
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To wit: Jonathan Anderson and Christopher Kane have both spent time there prior to making their respective industry ascents.
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Evidence of the original, mordant wit and transgressive sensibility of the author of "The Lyons" is less in evidence.
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He first saw her in a drama-school performance, playing Shakespeare's Rosalind "with phenomenal poise and wit," he said.
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It can be hard to tell if Neil possesses an extra-dry wit or if he's just literal-minded.
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Shlesinger plays Spenser's ex-girlfriend Cissy, a successful small business owner with a temper as sharp as her wit.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 43%What critics said: "The movie could have been a gleaming showcase for cartoon wit.
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While such a premise might sound pretty grim, Tropper is able to spin humor and wit onto every page.
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Her mere presence has lent everything from King of the Hill to Louie a welcome shot of acidic wit.
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To wit: Michigan has reportedly offered the father of one 2016 recruit, Devin Bush Jr., a spot on staff.
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"Happiness, as Such," translated by Minna Zallman Proctor, burns slower and reveals more of Ginzburg's natural sympathy and wit.
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