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It contained comical descriptions of life in Witherslack, as well as a tasty-sounding recipe for Hungarian goulash that called for vast amounts of paprika.

Once there, a comical mix-up involving lookalike saddles causes Edith-Anne to meet a boy named Albert, who also plans to take part in the show.

“To the Incorrigible children, these exotic beasts must have been as strange and comical looking as a person in a clown costume would be to the average child.”

Some of these efforts were comical: Long, narrow corridors were intentionally designed to spark spontaneous conversations believed to promote innovation, as exemplified by the former Bell Labs Headquarters now featured in the TV show “Severance.”

“It has reached a comical level of inflation,” said Christopher Schorr, director of the higher education reform initiative at America First Policy Institute, a conservative think tank.