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“If she’s up against another comrade, maybe not,” he added, laughing.

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Well, nobody’s laughing now, after the actual mayor-elect began his speech by quoting Eugene V. Debs, the legendary Socialist Party hero who ran for president five times, getting nearly a million votes in 1912.

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While you’ll never find tracks like “laughing and not being normal” or “Kill v. Maim” on algorithmically generated “breezy SoCal summer” playlists, the effect of a bigger budget and some fresh air is obvious.

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Netflix posted footage of the pair laughing and joking together in front of crowds and media before the launch of the fifth and final season of the hugely successful sci-fi series in Los Angeles.

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After Thursday's speech, the prince posed for a picture with Brazil's president, Lula, and Sir Keir, laughing as they brought their hands together in a triple handshake, and walking off the stage in unison.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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