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Within moments, the two are having "pretzel races," which (as best as I can tell) involve crashing into every piece of furniture I own in the headlong pursuit of pretzels.

Judge for yourself: that middle paragraph is an incoherent, arm-waving rant in which (as best as I can make out through the fog of Professor Irwin Cobfuscationbfuscation) Rush accuses Sandra Fluke of "discussing personal sexual recreational activities" and pretends to be appalled that the "topic" of "what is going on in anyone's bedroom" has been mysteriously elevated to "a Presidential level".

At the University of Bologna, he gravitated toward theater and journalism -- which were, as best he could tell, more or less the same thing.

In the worst case, you'll have leftovers, which, as everybody knows, are the best part of Thanksgiving anyway.

But I just didn't feel comfortable, which, as I recall, is the best part of wearing jeans.

His parents were American and he has a slight Yankee accent, which he cultivates as best he can.

That argument was behind her campaign's "red phone" commercial, which cast her as best able to handle a crisis.

She doesn't show off the period; she triumphantly makes it a time in which people live as best they can.

It is not clear, though, how the formal detention order will affect the course of the questioning, which apparently proceeded as best it could earlier in the morning.

They received a letter from a school in Peiraeus, Greece, recently asking how to put on Greek games, which they answered as best they could.

"I believe they have come to a conclusion which serves everyone as best as possible".