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(That would be particularly amusing since Klout has reportedly been acquired by Lithium Technologies for $200 million).

Martin's dealings with his editor are particularly amusing, since he suspects she may not have his best interests at heart.

The endpapers are particularly amusing.

I've always saved letters, and hers were particularly amusing.

Langella is particularly amusing, eschewing the typical "oy"s but still fretting about parking.

The scene of "proper" ladies fainting from too-tight corsets is particularly amusing ("What was proper about that?").

But it's probably no surprise that Fox doesn't seem to get political humor, since its Half-Hour News Hour, which aired two pilot episodes a few weeks ago and is gearing up for a full series launch next month, appears intent on not being particularly amusing or innovative, following a Saturday Night Live "Weekend Update" anchor format with an added laugh track.

(Incidentally, Carr's mention of LikeALittle in his piece is particularly amusing given how vocal I've been about how much I hate that stupid company.

His "it's just a cup," response was particularly amusing.

As directed by Tucker, her performance in Konstantin's pretentious play-within-the-play is particularly amusing.

She is particularly amusing when she demonstrates how a primitive 80s sampling device worked, using the live actors as samples.