Bugs Bunny intrepidly awaits the " Ifwana " which turns out to be Humphrey Bogart asking again " Pardon me, but could you help out a fellow American who's down on his luck ? ".
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Solomon also plunges intrepidly into his personal history : the death of his mother at 58, his struggles with unpopularity in grade school, his discovery of his homosexuality and the implications of that discovery for his psychological condition.
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During the six days that this hill was held against the determined enemy attacks, Colonel Fry, by his superior tactical skill and calm courage under murderous fire, inspired his troops to repulse intrepidly the terrific enemy assaults.
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With the excellent Owen Teale as Nora's husband, Ms . McTeer intrepidly turned Ibsen's domestic toy into a self-deceiving actress, trapped in a role she didn't even know she was playing.
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A few days before Culloden, Cromartie got orders to rejoin the Prince at Inverness with all his forces, but as he was marching towards the Little Ferry, Ensign John Mackay with a handful of men intrepidly attacked him.
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In this sense, Acquinsicke's full two-story height, one-room-deep design, finished ( and heated ! ) attic chambers, and intrepidly corbelled and plaster banded chimney stacks are of specific note.
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Seriously pregnant, wearing a ruffled blouse or a hat with earflaps, toddling intrepidly through the snow to investigate grisly crime scenes, Marge is this film's ace detective as well as its closest thing to a moral center.
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It took a contingent of U . N . workers settled into a flight as familiar and reassuring to them as the evening commuter train, people who intrepidly hopscotched across the tender borders of war-torn nations but met their end near a tranquil fishing village.
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No sooner did he behold those varlet heathens than he trembled with excessive valor, and, although a good half mile distant, he seized a musketoon that lay at hand, and turning away his head, fired it most intrepidly in the face of the blessed sun.
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By the end of Part 2, Mrs . Drusse ( Kirsten Rolffes ), an intrepidly inquisitive patient who is " The Kingdom "'s own Miss Marple, thinks she may have identified the guilty party by giving impromptu word-association tests ( including the satanically loaded name Beelzebub ) to various hospital staff members.
