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With an admirably straight face, Fry explained that he had fallen and “rectally ingested a lightbulb.”

Their slickly-produced, 25-minute YouTube video explaining this is difficult viewing, but admirably rigorous theology.

Mulligan and Timberlake may be stars, but the Coens leave them admirably unbuffed.

Hitchens is admirably honest about the cost his prescription entails.

One of the finest of these, and an admirably perfect suit, is shown in our illustration (Fig. 28).

Several qualities fit it admirably for home and somewhat for commercial plantations.

They are not only colossally vast, but they are singularly noble, as well as so admirably convenient.

To be able to play so admirably and to realize at the same time that nobody, nobody can understand you!

"The regiment is admirably made up, father," interrupted Lucienne.