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wit

[wit] / wɪt /




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And Amy Nicholson of the LA Times concluded: "William Shakespeare wouldn't be wowed by this domestic drama about his home life back in Stratford-upon-Avon. Where's the action? The wit? The wordplay?"

From BBC

He recounts the experience, with wit and humility, in The Making of a Permabear, which Grove Press will publish on Jan. 13.

From Barron's

“This has got to be something that they want to do and want to do all the time and want to talk about to their wits’ end,” he says of his hosts.

From Los Angeles Times

Meryl Streep's wry wit as editor of fashion magazine Runway and Anne Hathaway's performance as Andy, the naive newcomer to the fashion world, made the original film a must-watch for millions.

From BBC

In a statement, Mzansi Magic said Stock was known for his charisma, warmth and sharp wit, adding that his legacy "will live on".

From BBC