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• I have a couple of nudniks in every market.
• While I waited, this nudnik kept kibitzing.
• Who inserted all of this nudnik dialogue?
• At first I was annoyed, as only a daughter can be with a nudnik parent.
• George and Nina are such bland, nice nudniks, it's hard to invest in their story.
• nudnik ( NOOD-nik ) ( " OO " as in " good ")
• "Nudnik " is a Yiddish word for a person who is a bore or a nuisance.
• For example : " My brother is a nudnik because he's always bothering me when I'm playing with my friends ."
• Premise : Neurotic nudnik Jason ( Maurice Godin ) has a life, he thinks, until self-help savant Roger ( Mike O'Malley ) enters it.
• The " nud-" part of " nudnik " comes from the Polish word " nuda, " meaning " boredom ."
• From then on, whenever I spotted or heard these nudniks I had to stop what I was doing, dash to the window and slap the blinds to scare them off.
• Until Ben Wright came along, it seemed like people in sports were falling way behind the taste-impaired nudniks in Congress in the race to see who could get off the dumbest line.
• The rest of the Rembrandt Films library was then packaged into the 13-part, half-hour television series called The Nudnik Show, which has aired in more than a dozen countries.
• He is a self-described SNOOT, a member of " Syntax Nudniks of Our Time " . . . the Few, the Proud, the Appalled at Everyone Else ."
• Mostly, if offers insights into the daily lives of agents whose exploits sound like a low-rent mix of James Bond and Boris Badenov, the nudnik Russian spy in the American cartoon series, " Rocky and his Friends ."
• As the details kept accumulating, I found myself cheering for irritable dad, who at one point bursts out to his nudnik of a son, " You think because it's important to you, it's got to be important to everybody else ."
• _Art Bell, the overnight nudnik who resigned from his syndicated " Coast to Coast " program Oct . 13 under " mysterious " circumstances, only to return two weeks later after the nation's press went into hyperdrive over the still-unexplained disappearance.
• In one of the cases, the electronically enhanced 32-second sound of a ringing telephone, used on the " Post " track " Possibly Maybe, " became an issue when an electro-music nudnik named Scanner claimed that Bjork had lifted the sample from one of his albums without authorization.
• Wilder, as the meek accountant Leo Bloom ( speaking of high art, there's Brooks name-checking James Joyce ), taps into the comedy of neurosis that was being developed by then-nightclub humorists such as Woody Allen and Mike Nichols and Elaine May, but he's a classic sketch-comedy nudnik as well.
• The Nordiques will move to Denver, where they will become the Nordics ( the Nudniks when they come back here ), and the poor Devils will move to Nashville, where they will become the Pickers ( Puckers ? ) and get the respect they didn't get in New Jersey ( or in Denver, remember ? ) So what.