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• Barbie is a figure of fun for the English elite in Pankot.
• Harris clearly has political aspirations, but now she is a figure of fun.
• Barbie is a figure of fun among the best of Pankot's English society.
• He is a figure of fun and is constantly laughed at by other characters, especially Niedz
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• If anything, he was a figure of fun.
• But they also see their neighbors as country bumpkins and treat them as figures of fun.
• The ludicrous Larry and Spike are the kind of cross-cultural figures of fun at which Adobe excells.
• Don Diego de Acedo was a figure of fun whose physical deformity provided entertainment for the court.
• They were often figures of fun, liable to be splashed with water or to fall through a roof.
• The Joker's Silver-Age transformation into a figure of fun was established in 1952's " The Joker's Millions ".
• To say that Allcott is remembered as a figure of fun is like saying the sky is blue.
• However, many soaps have a few characters who are exaggerated figures of fun, sources of'comic relief . " '"
• In earlier stories, Prout is portrayed as a harmless figure of fun, regarded with amused tolerance by the reader.
• How can the man who had millions of people killed be made into a figure of fun and amusement?
• He seems to have managed a minor notoriety in Philadelphia, again as a figure of fun and an irritant.
• These symbolic moments were taken out of context and, to some people, made Ms . Finley a figure of fun.
• I had the impression that the new governor of Minnesota is not the figure of fun many think he is.
• Darcy Flotsam  Darcy is the figurehead of the Vampirate ship by day and " figure of fun " by night.
• She has been a figure of fun since " Entertaining " was published in 1982, so all the jokes are old.
• Thereafter, Raquel was often used for comedic purposes, though Lancashire attempted to keep her from becoming simply a figure of fun.