It's much zanier than the old club in Chicago, Morose's.
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The storefront colors were zanier, the clothes tighter, the music louder.
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With each progressive collection, Michele's work grew zanier, bolder, and more glittery.
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The show itself tends to feature the zanier moments in pop culture history.
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Even if it is genuinely better/funnier/zanier than its namesake, it won't matter.
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The Atlantic called it "a zanier, sillier 'Westworld,' and much more entertaining for it."
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A number of standout booths are similarly transportive in how they determinedly shed their white walls for zanier alternatives.
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On top of that, according to Mr. Vigeland's notes, the clues on this one might have been even zanier.
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The marriage was a lark, made even zanier by the fact that Moran had previously been married to Corbally's best friend.
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"I want to make it a little zanier and just have a little more fun and draw readers in," Sayers said.
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As we've come to expect every fall, a new iPhone is headed our way and this year things are looking zanier than ever.
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Its headlights were even zanier than the 01's, and it was laden with nightclub-like illumination and other touches of design excess.
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But the show didn't sell enough toys, so Cartoon Network canceled it after two seasons, replacing it with the much zanier Teen Titans Go!.
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"Soft Power," a metafictional fever dream by David Henry Hwang, directed with flair by Leigh Silverman (at the Public), is a hybrid of a zanier kind.
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When it comes to her personal artwork, though, she is able to eschew didacticism, favoring a zanier exploration of the cultures and histories that inform current events.
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To make matters even zanier, the film is shot for 3D, which means the colors aren't just metaphorically popping out at you but actually jumping off the screen.
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One of the few zanier stories is about a group of 65 criminals who were caught meeting in a house in a small town in upstate New York in 1957.
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Glover, for his part, can ride the line between his broader, zanier comedy antics from the Community days and his darker, brooding roles in Atlanta, which would be ideal for Wonka.
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Kattan is known for some of her zanier D.I.Y. experiments on YouTube, including trying alternative makeup primers — in one video, she found Vagisil superior to KY Jelly and Milk of Magnesia.
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"Insecure" will be compared with other new comedies with black creators and stars, like Donald Glover's "Atlanta" (darker in tone and more distinctive) and Nicole Byer's "Loosely Exactly Nicole" (lighter and zanier).
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Part of why "Schitt's Creek" can get away with its zanier stories is that it is anchored by the unshakable love between Johnny and Moira, the realest thing in the show's universe.
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The key of this adaptation is how the series performs the delicate balancing act of embracing the zanier aspects of this character's story while also grounding it in a very relatable emotional core.
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The only thing zanier than Satoshi Nakamoto's fabled Bitcoin vault would be the thought of another person possessing "a similar amount"—unless the stockpile was being held in some sort of secret monetary trust.
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Both insisted on cults of personality and made themselves into high priests of warped versions of 19303th-century social theories (Stalin's Marxism, Hitler's toxic combination of social Darwinism and the zanier ideas of Nietzsche).
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The novel never hit shelves because its authors refused drug executives' zanier demands: lengthy polemics against the evils of government regulation and "dumbed down" prose, which they deemed critical in order to appeal to women readers.
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They seem most at ease in the piece's zanier moments — running around like chickens or aping fellatio to the tune of "Hoe Down" from Agnes de Mille's ballet Rodeo in a sequence that seems pure Gutierrez.
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Netflix's Tuca & Bertie comes from the creative team behind BoJack Horseman, but the show takes place in a much zanier, more surreal world where a boob or two can be seen flopping around jovially at every turn.
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Even better news: from the footage shown off of Sora and pals Donald and Goofy teaming up with Woody and Buzz Lightyear, the game looks fantastic, with an even deeper and zanier battle system and ultra-polished visuals.
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They are anti–Molly Ringwalds, who was always so desperate to belong in '20143s mainstays like Sixteen Candles and Pretty in Pink, curiously incurious about her own sexuality, and often overshadowed by zanier (and sometimes creepy or racist) side characters.
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He'll casually drop in, say, a chase sequence where Valerian bursts through walls into various zones within the titular city (so named because it has accommodations for so many different alien species), and then follow it up with something even zanier.
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Good Mythical Morning Worldwide YouTube superstars and hosts of YouTube's most popular daily show, Rhett & Link, will go to new heights in a long-form expansion of Good Mythical Morning, giving fans even more of what they crave: larger-than-life stunts, star-studded celebrity guests, in depth segments, zanier challenges, field correspondents and over the top laughs.
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But as guest host Brian Heater helps us explain on the latest episode of the Original Content podcast, "Tuca & Bertie" is a distinct show, with a distinct sense of humor — it's zanier and raunchier, with a refreshing frankness about sex, not to mention a talented, diverse cast of voice actors led by Tiffany Haddish (Tuca) and Ali Wong (Bertie).
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Zanier went on to play many seasons in Europe, and represented Italy at the 1992 Winter Olympics.
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Claudio Zanier (born 1942) is an Italian historian specialising in the history of East Asia and South East Asia, and in the history of silk, in particular.
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Michael Zanier (born August 22, 1962) is a Canadian born Italian former professional ice hockey goaltender who played extensively in Europe and in North American minor leagues. Born in Trail, British Columbia, Zanier's junior career was spent with five different teams in the WHL. He was never drafted, but signed with the Edmonton Oilers where he saw some NHL playing time. Zanier dressed for games 4 and 5 of the 1984 Stanley Cup Finals, due to Grant Fuhr being injured.
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Ann Pediatr Endocrinol Metab. 18(3):101-5. . Lacerda L da S, Alves ÚD, Zanier JFC, Machado DC, Camilo GB, Lopes AJ (2014). "Differential diagnoses of overgrowth syndromes: The most important clinical and radiological disease manifestations". Radiol Res Pract. 2014:947451. . .
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He did not appear in either game. Although the Oilers won the Cup, Zanier's name was not engraved on it because he had not officially played in any NHL games. However, he did receive a Stanley Cup ring. Zanier did play three games for Edmonton during the next season, but that was the extent of his NHL career.
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José Zanier (Udine, Italy, September 18, 1905 – Mar del Plata, Argentina January 30, 1973) was an Italian engineer and pioneer in the construction of thermo-electric power stations supplied by diesel motors. He also worked on projects involving the Italian interconnecting 230 and 150 kV electricity lines, as well as making other contributions to the development of the electro-technical field.
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Porky always remained a sentimental favorite of the Warner directors. His mild-mannered nature and shy demeanor made him the perfect straight man for zanier characters such as Daffy. He still starred in a few solo cartoons as well, such as Frank Tashlin's Brother Brat. Other cartoons dumbed Porky down and cast him as a duck hunter after Daffy, largely paralleling the Elmer Fudd/Bugs Bunny pairings.
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Zanier is a historian specialising in the history of East and South East Asia. He has held academic positions in Italy, and has been a visiting research at many institutions. \ He was Assistant Professor in Political Economy, at Rome University, 1968-1974; Associate Professor (Tenured), History of East and South East Asia, Dept. of Modern and Contemporary History, University of Pisa, 1975-2012, Associate Professor (Temporary), Industrial Archeology, Corso diLaurea in Conservazione dei BeniCulturali, Università di Pisa, 1994-1998.
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She was a woman in charge of her own life, which helped her to become the serial's first "sweetheart." Smith told Kingsley that her favourite aspects of Daphne's personality were her confidence and stubborn streak. Smith also commented that Daphne wore "zanier clothes" than she did and was more outgoing. The fact that she embodied a "no- nonsense approach" to life and was not embarrassed by her profession as a stripper, meant Daphne became an immediate favourite with viewers.
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In 1963, Shreve's combined experience in vaudeville, comic improvisation, and salesmanship crystallized when he became one of the pioneers of all-night broadcasting. It was then that Shreve made his first appearance as the bartender host of WCPO's The Schoenling All Night Theater, which ran from 1:30 am to 6:00 am on Saturday nights/Sunday mornings. Taking a page from Jackie Gleason's popular skits with Frank Fontaine on The Jackie Gleason Show, Shreve would greet the viewer as a visitor to his bar, and prepare to pour the first of the evening's mugs of Schoenling beer by singing the show's theme song, set to the tune of "Sailing, Sailing": "Schoenling, Schoenling / That is the beer for me / It has the taste of malt and hops / Of finest quality / Schoenling, Schoenling / My choice for purity / I've tried the rest, Schoenling's best / It's Schoenling beer for me!" As the show went on, it got zanier and zanier with Shreve lip-synching songs like Irving Taylor's When the Crabgrass Blooms Again and Leona Anderson's Limburger Lover, and sometimes making surprise "cameo appearances" in the movies being shown.
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The Dynamiters turned the tables on the Leafs the following night, before a capacity crowd, by shading the Leafs 6-5 in overtime. Coach Larsen played the hero role by scoring a pretty goal with only 12 seconds remaining in the first overtime. It had looked bad for the Dynamiters, with less than ten minutes remaining in regulation time, when Earl Betker received his severe back injury. The score was knotted at 5-5 at the time, and the Dynamiters sent out an S.O.S. for either Seth Martin or Reno Zanier, but neither was in the arena.
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It started a tradition of topical and politically satirical radio shows that inspired such programs as Double Exposure, The Muckraker and What a Week. A zanier, more surreal brand of radio comedy was unveiled in the early 1980s with the debut of The Frantics' Frantic Times radio show, which ran from 1981 to 1986. Its smart and surreal style fostered a new take on Canadian radio comedy that was followed by the likes of successor shows as The Norm, Radio Free Vestibule and The Irrelevant Show. Another enduring radio comedy program is The Vinyl Cafe, hosted by Stuart McLean.
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A Looney Tunes Christmas, where Daffy plays the lead, while Bugs appears in a minor supporting role. Daffy's appearance in The Looney Tunes Show. However, more recent merchandise of the duck as well as that featured on the official website have been shown to incorporate elements of the zanier, more light- hearted Daffy of the 1930s and 1940s. Producer Larry Doyle noted that recent theatrical cartoons were planned that would portray a more diverse Daffy closer to that of Robert McKimson's design; however, due to the box office bomb of Looney Tunes: Back in Action, these new films ceased production.
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Phylum Monsters, written in the first person, was far more straightforward than the first two books but perhaps even zanier in its plotting as well as having an unexpectedly poignant ending. "Phylum Monsters (1989) employs genetic engineering in a wryly irreverent fashion."Brian M. Stableford, Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction Literature (Scarecrow Press, 2004), 261. All of these books were translated into various languages and enjoyed a certain amount of success in Europe and Russia but none of them were commercial successes in the American market and Peirce returned to writing short stories, expanding into the mystery field as well.
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In 1859 Louis Antoine Debrauz de Saldapenna orchestrated in Paris, as the personal representative of the Austrian Archduke Ferdinand Maximilan, the Lombardo-Venetian Count Castellani's proceedings against Egypt, which were also supported by Édouard Drouyn de LhuysClaudio Zanier: Alla ricerca del seme perduto: sulla via della seta tra scienza e speculazione (1858–1862). FrancoAngeli, Milano 1993, p. 54. As a result, Castellani succeeded in extracting the then enormous sum of 700,000 francs as compensation for damages allegedly caused by overexposing valuable Chinese silk worms to the sun during transport between Suez and Cairo.David S. Landes: Bankers and Pashas: International Finance and Economic Imperialism in Egypt.
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Seth Martin and Reno Zanier shared the Smokies goaltending duties, with Martin having a goal average of 4.69, compared to Zanier's 5.36. The Smoke Eaters played well away from home, winning nine games, and had the best record against the Okanagan League, winning five of their eight games. Mike Shabaga's 72 points was high in the Smokies scoring column with 25 goals and 47 assists. Norm Lenardon was right on Shabaga's heels with 70 points, 32 of them goals. Gerry Penner had 30 goals, Bobby Kromm, 22; Frank Turik, 20; Mort Sapplywy, 20; and Ray Demore, 19. The Kimberley Dynamiters occupied the basement suite most of the season, with a record of 18 wins, two ties and 30 losses, for 38 points.
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According to sportswriter Joseph Durso, "on days when [Stengel's] amazing Mets were, for some reason, amazing, he simply sat back and let the writers swarm over the heroes of the diamond. On days when the Mets were less than amazing—and there were many more days like that—he stepped into the vacuum and diverted the writers' attention, and typewriters, to his own flamboyance ... the perfect link with the public was formed, and it grew stronger as the team grew zanier". The Mets appealed to the younger generation of fans and became an alternative to the stuffy Yankees. As the losing continued, a particular fan favorite was "Marvelous" Marv Throneberry, who was a "lightning-rod for disaster" in the 1962 season, striking out to kill rallies, or dropping pop flies and routine throws to first base.
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