The halftime will be a reminder of the " Monday Night " wonder years, in the precable era, when ABC's Howard Cosell delivered highlights of the previous afternoon's games in his rapid, adenoidal rhythm.
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Throughout the 1980s he traveled the world for Rolling Stone magazine, making fun of foreigners and Democrats, and unleashing his hilariously poisoned pen on everyone from conservative Christians at the Heritage USA theme park to " adenoidal-voiced"
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He clasps his hands together in a certain earnest way that's pure Allen, and says, in a New Yorkese that is accurate down to the subtlest adenoidal intonation, " ` We have some traffic noise so we lost it.
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"If you go downstairs and look behind the door in my bedroom, my sticks are hanging on the door, " the man said, in the adenoidal drawl one imagines as the speaking voice of characters in William Hamilton cartoons.
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The music at the Supper Club was spare, with Costello's adenoidal singing and light guitar strumming accompanied only by Steve Nieve, an original member of Costello's former backup band, the Attractions, who ornamented the songs with piano coloratura.
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A potentially interesting dynamic between the privileged but neglected heiress, who moves through the world confidently, and Del Toro's adenoidal loser, who assumes things will go wrong, is pretty much left untapped, which undercuts the comic potential in the action caper.
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If many of these lines seemed to have been interpolated into the show from the Burns and Allen vaudeville act, no one seemed to care much because in Gracie's adenoidal delivery, which sounded as if she had inhaled a tankful of helium, they were still hilarious.
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The ragged cry, which can be heard in Ivo van Hove's new production of Tennessee Williams'" Streetcar Named Desire " at the New York Theater Workshop, is a lot more adenoidal and scratchy than the famous bull-like bellow of Marlon Brando.
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Now, as he waits to reincarnate Leo in the impending film version of that show, this eternally open-faced actor is maintaining his sad-sack slouch and adenoidal uneasiness in " The Foreigner, " Larry Shue's deliberately doltish comedy of improbabilities, which opened Sunday night in a revival at the Laura Pels Theater.
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Campbell soldiers on unswervingly, but a few of the other returnees are allowed to have more fun and more reach _ Jamie Kennedy's adenoidal film freak, and especially Arquette's off-center deputy Dwight seeking closure, and, richest of all, Cox's relentless TV careerist who's allowed a surprise or two this second time around.
