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• At other times, pop can encourage uninhibited prankishness.
• Such prankishness is healthy for both the characters and the film, of course.
• La Fosse turned him into a sly old codger with an incorrigible sense of prankishness.
• The Holy Modal Rounders always combined archivism with prankishness, borrowing old tunes for anarchic new contexts.
• Among his Hashemite royal family, leadership has often been marked by a blend of prankishness and cunning.
• Gleeson and Boorman have enough integrity to never allow Cahill's disarming prankishness to obscure his psychopathic side.
• Right off the bat, Clooney demonstrated his famous prankishness by talking _ only, no sound came out.
• We would regard Nader's willful prankishness as a disservice to the electorate no matter whose campaign he was hurting.
• Gus'teacher Lydia Marble ( Joanne Dru ) manages to curb the boy's prankishness, and along the way falls in love with Jennings.
• These juxtapositions were strangely poignant, and one sensed that, for all his prankishness, Stewart acknowledged the power of the traditional " Swan Lake ."
• The staggering truth of " Blood Simple, " however, is that the Coens had the formal elan, stylistic arrogance and intellectual daring to back up their prankishness.
• The New York Times, which has endorsed Gore, has called Nader's bid for the presidency " willful prankishness " and a " wrecking-ball candidacy ."
• His response to the general school requirements was uniformly credible as shown in punctuality, physical training, and conduct, though there were occasional lapses in the latter quite characteristic of the prankishness of boyhood.
• Yet in a fit of prankishness, and as a demonstration for his students at the University of Washington, where he taught until last summer, Lamoreaux figured, " Why not measure it ?"
• As with most of the Baltimore satirist's pictures, " C . B . " revels in " outrageous " prankishness that is actually pretty pale in comparison to his'70s trash masterpieces " Pink Flamingos,"