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• In any event Wadsworth's intentions were lost amid the haplessness.
• A similar haplessness defined the career of my last " favorite ."
• Too many murderers and ruthless criminals _ not enough of Crystal's haplessness.
• But like Peter Sellers'Inspector Clouseau, he overcomes his haplessness with luck.
• Still haircut-challenged, Hartnett shows haplessness and anxiety but little warmth or charm.
• Some Democrats said they were worried about indications of haplessness in Ms . Messinger's campaign.
• She brings a welcome earthiness to her comic timing and a touching haplessness to Victoria's confusion.
• For all his own mediocrity and haplessness he could appear sane and competent compared to those alongside him.
• But it's enough to devastate Zeke, whose journey more than mirrors Verona's in haplessness.
• Through a series of frequently humiliating ribald adventures, Merivel sustains both nostalgic quaintness and the haplessness of a thoroughly modern hero.
• The third is also about haplessness _ the pain and failure of two brothers whose dream is to own a successful restaurant.
• The movie seems to be out to embarrass her, but her haplessness makes her a target that audiences enjoyed laughing at.
• With the Cubs so deeply rooted in haplessness, so closely identified with losing, would winning the World Series ruin everything?
• Many mishaps ensue, sparked less by " Dumb and Dumber " stupidity than by the couple's haplessness.
• But that chilliness feeds right into the show's sensibility, and it's modulated by a humanizing edge of haplessness.
• Ilook around, watching bold chins receding, the appearance of every intention giving way to the haplessness, the aimlessness of sleep.
• Connecticut led by 43-37 at the half but Tennessee's haplessness was encapsulated in the opening moments of the second half.
• In the pairs short program, Berezhnaya and Sikharulidze exorcised the demons of illness and haplessness that had plagued them earlier in the season.
• The whimsy and lush scenery would have gone for naught without Cormack's frantic combination of single-minded devotion and utter haplessness.
• Stone is honest about looking for things to occupy his time ( he learned to cook, for one ) and humorous about his haplessness.