He performed with Quintana, Holiday ( introduced by Letterman as " Justin Jesting " ), and bassist Tony Marsico.
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He was a jesting philosopher, a courtside analyst whom Samuel Beckett might have created if he didn't already exist.
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The pages on frequently asked questions, links and 21st-century fools make it clear that jesting is alive and well.
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By the last day of shooting _ on a boat off Long Beach, Calif . _ Hopkins was in a jesting mood.
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The jesting lyrics of the mid-18th century would assume a material and patriotic significance by the end of the 19th century.
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The portmanteau " Kripkenstein " has been coined as a jesting nickname for Kripke's reading of the " Philosophical Investigations ".
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We're jesting, of course, but that might have been your take if you knew Aerosmith only from this 90-minute set.
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Their respect for him ran parallel to their disdain for Christoph Martin Wieland's jesting poetry, which they saw as frivolous, Frenchified work.
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Yet, as Lewis and Clinton's other handlers know well, neither jesting nor pointing out similar Republican indiscretions is likely to solve their problem.
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The ambience exuded a kind of radiance as families were eating, jesting, having a leisurely Friday afternoon generously supplied by a wide range of food.
