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There are plenty of cues but you have to keep improvising the lines.

To fans anxiously wondering if they will recognize Colbert in his new persona, fear not: from the way he addresses his audience – "Hello, nation" – to the Colbert Report-blue that dominates the colour scheme of the set, there are plenty of cues to help audiences feel comfortable in Colbert's new space.

You can expect that Kik will develop a more feature-rich product next year, taking plenty of cues from WeChat, the China-based app that pioneered mobile messaging as we know it today.

Because it's what I know, just slightly different-which is probably why I'm so excited for the likes of Hyper Light Drifter, taking, as it does, plenty of cues from games of my youth. .

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They can find plenty of nectar using automatic cues.

Cue plenty of cackhanded juggling and variously dismayed expressions.

Cue plenty of puerile gags and violence at the expense of North Korea.

Cue plenty of irreverent anecdotes and surreal junctures into the world of showbiz.

Cue plenty of complaints about how it doesn't allow you to see the texture of the clothes, darling.

Cue plenty of faux grumbling from Glasgow about being forced to come back to Manchester the following week.

Cue plenty of naive, endearing optimism and highly amusing reactions as he enters the "land of opportunity".

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