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• Gore's press secretary, Chris Lehane, said sunnily.
• She's sunnily self-effacing; she makes neuroses appealing.
• "No worries, " said Glee sunnily.
• Estefan rides sunnily on top, as emotionally engaged as she ever is.
• These are resolved a little too neatly and sunnily.
• And as Congress and other states might note, Florida has sunnily survived its nakedness.
• The film's heart is in the right place, and the cast is sunnily engaging.
• He has the high gloss of celebrity, a sunnily confident manner and keeps his programs simple.
• Que sera sera, I'd think sunnily as I plowed through the mess each morning.
• Mainly, it is bipolar : the humor is sunnily dark, mordantly madcap and whimsically deadpan.
• Folks are going sunnily about their business when suddenly, inexplicably, all activity comes to a stop.
• Keaton is her usual sunnily dithering self, so her harsh theological pronouncements play as a little incongruous.
• Nonetheless, the Port Authority remains firmly, even sunnily optimistic about its $ 2.5-billion plan.
• Diaz soldiers gamely through her assignment, sunnily and chirpily remaining oblivious to her role as a magnet for nutcakes.
• "You're looking pale, kind of German, " he informs a visitor, sunnily.
• As with most lives, this one wasn't simple, no matter how sunnily unreflective or taciturn its narrative temperament.
• "Oh, " he answered sunnily, " that's because people here take them down in the summer ."
• Standing next to Adviser Tyson, whose hair is auburn, Secretary Reich made his sunnily hirsute contribution to economic jargon, referring to " the
• 6 : 10 p . m . _ Return sunnily to house and greet family with cheery, " I'm home !"
• His colleague Walter Williams notes sunnily that these workers can't have it so bad if they own luxuries like televisions, telephones and microwaves.