A region-wide joke says that Mr Baghdadi, in his 30s, is the youngest person to head an Arab organisation".You see ISIS videos, all slick Hollywood style, and what a stark contrast with the turbans and robes of the sheikhs of Al-Azhar," says Raphaël Lefèvre, a French scholar who studies Lebanon's Sunnis.
Together they would find the solution.In a discipline-wide joke, grateful mathematicians still use "Erdos numbers" to indicate how close they were to contact with the great man: "Erdos 1" describes his co-authors, "Erdos 2" indicates their co-authors, and so on.
[Is this for real? The factory inspection system is an industry-wide joke.
Stewart often uses Williams as a foil in more wide-reaching jokes about the media, but Williams is nevertheless almost always cast as the raissoneur in these debates.
Ben Roethlisberger zipped passes to his wide receivers, exchanged jokes with teammates and smiled throughout his first team workout since the Pittsburgh Steelers missed out on the playoffs.
Most kinship systems delineated a wide network of additional joking relatives; teasing, roughhousing, and practical joking was expected within these cohorts and one was to respond to them in a good-natured manner or risk losing prestige.
In 1977, Woody Allen could count on a wide audience for a joke about the two magazines merging and forming "Dissentary" (see "Annie Hall").
The very notion of a Manhattan golfer is no doubt a priceless joke in wide, green, meticulously mown swaths of the country.
Though the actors' timing occasionally misfires — a number of the jokes elicit wide smiles rather than the big laughs that such writing deserves — the ensemble, directed by Jenn Thompson, is nevertheless engaging.
Ascertain the wider context of the joke, the actual content and the method of delivery before adding your layer of interpretation to it.
And in wider society, rape jokes abounded at this year's Edinburgh fringe, whilst a recent Belvedere vodka advert appeared to make light of sexual assault.
