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• The survey, although humorously biased, illustrates one important point.
• Does it humorously point out any truths about modern American politics?
• Few journalists have written so bitingly or humorously about public figures.
• The film humorously satirizes demanding actors, without becoming a spoof.
• "I don't mean this humorously,"
• Casalini humorously related how he gained the confidence of his subjects.
• In fact, Ellen's sexual orientation is humorously underplayed.
• The picture was labeled humorously, " The Missing Link ?"
• Newfoundland English is often humorously called " Newfinese ".
• He was famous for humorously inserting musical quotes into his solos.
• It is sometimes humorously called the south-eastern car park.
• It is set in, and humorously describes, the English.
• The boy is humorously referred to as Pocahontas and Dances With Wolves.
• Ms . Lansbury was keenly aware of her predicament, often humorously.
• Foyt plays Dana's confusion humorously and vulnerably _ often simultaneously.
• Hail C-SPAN, beacon for the humorously challenged!
• The ineffectiveness of worry can be humorously described in the following story:
• So the connections are made hesitatingly, and often humorously.
• Any explanation that it needs is there, and hopefully humorously done.
• Bob Black has humorously suggested the idea of " marxist stirnerism ".