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• He knew I was jesting when I wrote the original column.
• Roder was appointed by English Heritage after winning a jesting competition.
• But he's not jesting about his phobic dread.
• And that is because Jews are so frequently jesting philosophers.
• Concealed satire and open jesting are the combined elements of this work.
• But beneath the jesting, political tensions were evident.
• Surely she was jesting, but not much.
• Charlemagne and the other men at court were known by affectionate and jesting nicknames.
• Jesting Pilate is quoted as having asked Jesus.
• As a court-jesting tapper of the pleasure principle, he remains without peer.
• Having asked what truth was, jesting Pilate didn't stay for an answer.
• He overcame all physical limitations, swooping, leaping, jesting, undercutting all pretense.
• It was the topic of much jesting.
• The association with jesting or mocking was, however, strong in Old High German.
• In majority of the cases, ragging implies that seniors mocking and jesting at freshers.
• That was jesting, he said.
• I was simply jesting with you.
• Whatever happened to that huge market share of Budweiser, I asked myself in a jesting moment.
• For all the jesting, reversing the traditional power relationship in an office setting can be tricky.
• It was irritating to see them so aloof, jesting about and chatting about their seaside holidays.