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Fifty minutes into her deposition, after parrying questions and defending herself against the court's doubts, Mamta's composure faltered for the first time.

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His first chance, on 20, was tough as Brook parried a high edge at second slip off the bowling of Atkinson.

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His drive to Stokes' 10th ball of the day was parried by Pope then, on 90, Gill was struck on the helmet by one that reared from back of a length.

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I know the jokes are supposed to sound like and how it’s supposed to hit and how we’re supposed to parry off of another statement.

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That sort of nitpicky critique — and trust me, “Ballerina’s” plot inspires plenty of them — can be parried by an obvious rebuttal.

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