Bush jovially told a joint session of Congress on Tuesday in remarks that ignited boisterous and predictable applause from Democratic critics.
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Gore said jovially as he touted a 4.7 percent increase in economic output in the final three months of 1996.
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Fox said in a jovially mocking voice amid one of the dozens of interruptions, " Take it easy ."
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Years later, Roderick II jovially joins the family, talking of his and Lucia II s fun time at the ball.
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This was the man who publicly called one player he released " fatso " even though Buddy is jovially proportioned himself.
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Johnson tried to deflect the criticism jovially, but the studio audience ( admittedly a pro-Stern faction ) cheered it wildly.
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"Jacob Ludwick his hand and pen he Will Be Good But God Knows When 1843, " declared another page jovially.
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When they are jovially badgered by a table full of drunken revelers singing lewd songs, a violent brawl seems just one beat away.
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Under the light of a plastic lamp in the shape of a lotus flower, Dinsmore aimed for a jovially modern version of bliss.
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Former President Nelson Mandela smiled jovially and pretended to be surprised to find schoolchildren singing a happy birthday song on his doorstep Wednesday morning.
