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The comedy, which satirises the North Korean regime of Kim Jong-un and sparked the recent cyberattack on studio Sony Pictures, is understandably eliciting plenty of interest in South Korea.

They may elicit plenty of oohs or chuckles from adults, but they just do not interest nonreaders very much.

She elicited plenty of laughs during her portrayal of the murderous lass in Tom Lehrer's comical "Irish Ballad".

While Mr. Penn's performance is the most talked-about aspect of the film, Mr. Franco's mustache has elicited plenty of admiration on its own.

In a Super Bowl whose story line is already established all Gruden, all the time -- the mysterious absence of both head coaches from Monday's news conferences elicited plenty of conspiracy theories.

While taking some practice serves, he mimicked the quirkily compact service motion of Cilic's coach, the former Wimbledon champion Goran Ivanisevic, which elicited plenty of laughter from all over the court.

Mr. Garrison also elicited plenty of laughs as other characters from the Gershwin musicals, including Alexander P. Throttlebottom, Wintergreen's goofy vice president; the French representative to the League of Nations; and the cheese magnate.

The move elicited plenty of hugs and handshakes both at NASA's mission control facility as well as SpaceX's operations center in Hawthorne, California.

Hence, big-screen cries of outrage such as Blomkamp's elicit plenty of hurrahs.

Here are some of the top games of the year and a few game-related accessories that should each elicit plenty of smiles this holiday season: CHILD OF EDEN This time last year, the big new gadget in game land was the Kinect add-on for the Xbox 360.

Her questions elicit few answers and plenty of blank stares.