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Phil Connors (Bill Murray) is a jaded, dyspeptic, arrogant, cynical and obnoxious TV newsreader who on Feb. 2 finds himself covering the emergence of the groundhog in Puxatawney, Pa.— Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
Rather I'll simply say that the video, which stars the dolls Ken and Barbie, with Perry as the dyspeptic, guitar-strumming narrator, confronts a question that has haunted generations of children: the dubious status of Ken's gender.— CounterPunch
The comments are dyspeptic, suggesting this may be using Shock and Awe to create chaos to leave the Big Banker Boiz fully in charge of a command economy.— TalkLeft
After singing a bad song badly, during which he mugged and gooned like a dyspeptic pug, Dennis was told he was on his way back to Ohio.— Hecklerspray
The timing couldn't be worse for our dyspeptic sheriff.— Phoenix New Times | Complete Issue

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