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If your hatred for the show burns hotter than your oven’s broiler, there’s a brisk business in finding creative new ways to heap verbal compost on the titular host and all her endeavors.

With them, he says he’ll be working on a song, like “The Field,” which opens with seagulls singing into a brisk air, rolling waves and then a soft guitar.

Schaffer’s “The Naked Gun,” then, is the ideal solution —a brisk, gut-bustingly funny film that updates the series’ central joke without sacrificing it.

A brisk walk offers greater cardiovascular benefit than a slower pace even with the same total step count.

It’s minty and brisk, a drink that tastes like a reset.