| 41. | "God gave us this land and the Palestinians shouldn't be here, " said Yoel, smiling impishly.
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| 42. | When Jill rushes to the bathroom to see what he is doing, Max impishly encourages her to leave him to his work.
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| 43. | George Burns, who brought an impishly beguiling straight-man role to vaudeville, radio, television and movies, died at 100.
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| 44. | Chin firmly down, lips tightly pressed, he looks straight up, then rolls his eyes slowly and impishly around the encircling audience.
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| 45. | To those who say that seems to validate rumors of a romance between Milton and Jennie, scriptwriter Stephen Cole grins impishly and says:
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| 46. | Impishly watching the dispute has been Paul Ciafolo, a gentile whose kosher pizza shop has ducked the fire because it serves dairy only.
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| 47. | He'll tweak and prod and mock them as he impishly skips from town to town, leaving outraged fans in his wake.
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| 48. | He has a sibling Kathy, who is a Catholic nun : he impishly refers to her as " my sister the Sister ".
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| 49. | Fallows names names, though he impishly omits an index so that self-involved journalists will have to read the book to find themselves.
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| 50. | On the other hand, he said impishly, " I might attempt an override and find out if we have the numbers ."
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