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this is a woman with superb comic timing, and then in the late 80s, and she is on saturday night live, and that is a tough show, and she pulled it off, because that is a show business pro down to the toe. this lady was exquisite in the way she could perform, and so likable, and so universe bli li uni universeally likable, and that is unusual. and her agent thought that she would live forever. and part of that was a performance on saturday night live that somebody could come out and have quite an ability not to leave the earth, because she was so remarkable at an old age. and so many of the hollywood colleagues over the years are saying is including seth meyers
be here this historic week receiving something from the president. but i thought it would be the front door key. he always had great comic timing. in a tweet today, former president bill clinton said, quote, bob dole spent his entire life serving people from his heroism in world war ii. after all he gave to the war, he didn t have to, but he did. he has inspired generations to come. bob dole, the member of the greatest generation who embodied american greatness was 98. i m jim acosta. phil mattingly takes over after a quick break as you look at the flag half staff in memory of bob dole. good night.
later, the royal family greeted the leaders at a reception and dinner. the queen was presented with a quake and a sword and, again, she showed off some sharp comic timing. is this going to work? two hands. what? there is a knife. i know there is! this is something more unusual! no one got knighted but they all got the point excuse all of the puns there. let s bring in you to rescue me here. the first thing that comes to my mind when i see that, how clean is a sword? i m not sure i would want to eat that cake! you don t need any rescuing, my friend. great job.
The best recent poetry – review roundup Rishi Dastidar
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The Stone Age (Picador) Shetland-based Jen Hadfield provides a vivid portrait of the landscape of her home, while also showing how neurodiversity can lead to new slants, insights and metaphors when viewing the world. Songs of “Deep Time” jostle with reminders of our transience: “But humankind / are brief, soft // fireworks, prone / to go off at a moment’s / notice”. The landscape is filled with an unexpectedly playful inventiveness, typographical as well as verbal; stones speak, ravens fly upside down as they become ideas, razor clams are buried giants’ fingernails, emotions become bigger in the big country. What’s most captivating is how Hadfield brings sensations to life; subtle and propulsive, her language fizzes and dashes “in little surges like rills of clear pleasure”. The poems more often than not end with a dash, rather than full stops – warm, open invitations to revel in the