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The 'Overnight Sensation' album is released, he title poking sarcastic fun at the band's longevity.

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In the past it's been Spike Jones or Mark McLaughlin poking us, or Poe, Lovecraft, Jackson, or Ligotti terrorizing us.

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It seems SNL may have used [shock! horror!] exaggeration in poking a little fun at The Sainted One.

CNN "Fact Checks" a Saturday Night Live Sketch

It only falls apart a little when Nick points out a ventilation hose poking from a building window.

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Obama's supporters always scream "racism" anytime Obama's suitability for the presidency is questioned, yet have no qualms in poking fun at Senator Clinton.

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I note in poking around further that there is a lending library there for videos and for music.

I would've preferred The Mighty Atom--

One English chronicler told how MacMurrough, recognising the features of a personal enemy poking from a pile of severed heads after a battle, snatched up the rotting flesh and tore it with his teeth in a "hideous frenzy".

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After Wolski scored a power-play goal at 10: 23, Sharp tied the score again poking a pass from Denis Arkhipov past Theodore for a short-handed goal at 11: 43.

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The critical reviews took great delight in poking fun both at titled collectors locked in furious bidding wars over ancient volumes and at book-lovers waxing rhapsodic over what the period termed the "outside" of books.

Bibliographic Romance: Bibliophilia and the Book Object

On the brighter side, however, he writes as follows about a popular comedian, Hector Suárez, who delights in poking fun at Mexican customs and foibles:

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