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• From Rison, there has come only sporadic outlandishness in Canada.
• From the beginning, the B-52's piled outlandishness on eccentricity.
• He had a sometimes self-destructive penchant for gossip, scandal and outlandishness.
• Plot springs some surprises both in its outlandishness and in not respecting casting conventions.
• To understand the outlandishness of this idea, consider the New York Senate race results.
• So fiscal outlandishness is hardly unknown.
• Sandwiches are as American as Dagwood Bumstead, and outlandishness has always been part of the recipe.
• Finally, Pope says that Cibber's offences are compounded by the outlandishness of his claims.
• Pedro Almodovar's new picture, departs strikingly from the Spanish filmmaker's customary brash outlandishness.
• "Cocktail " ), with his usual failure to fully comprehend the outlandishness of it all.
• The humor you'd expect him to deploy in the midst of this movie's outlandishness never materializes.
• The silly routines about the restaurant continue, but the core plots have returned to serious business while keeping a rein on outlandishness.
• "SLC Punk ! " is likable for its outlandishness, less so when it shows a self-important streak.
• It's a testament to outlandishness that screenwriter Charlie Kaufman could dream up such a premise and actually see it land in theaters.
• When asked how he'll be able to bring the outlandishness of Clerks to network TV, Smith yanked out a piece of paper.
• Eventually, the outlandishness implodes, but the film's formulaic braiding of violence and sentimentality is, on the whole, surprisingly watchable.
• He acknowledges his belief that Croce's success, rather than being based on outlandishness, might well have come in spite of it.
• Hobbs concurred that Murphy was an outsider, and said that explains the outlandishness of his accusation about cornering the natural gas market in California.
• Simoncelli, an unassuming 24-year-old from nearby Rovereto, expresses none of the gregariousness and outlandishness that made Tomba so famous.
• Jim Shelley again commented on the outlandishness of the character's storylines following Abra's next return to the show, in 2007.