Friday, when mention was made of the role of emotion in football, he scoffed.

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But he scoffed at press rumours that she was going to star in his next film.

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He scoffed at the thought that you could: the thing for him was to keep both going, and see where they led.

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He scoffed how much more the chair was.

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People scoffed when he and Jennifer first floated plans for a ski area, but the couple forged ahead.

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Bush scoffed at a question suggesting he should reshuffle or shake up his White House staff to help raise his sagging poll standings.

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Lawyers, meanwhile, scoffed at his vigorous declarations of independence from BP, which he still makes.

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In her closing, defense lawyer Roberts scoffed at the accusation that Bakaly revealed secret matters, describing the material he disclosed as "garden variety" information discussed in every newspaper and talk show during the Lewinsky investigation.

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Mr Klaus is a bumptious free-market populist with nationalist inclinations who scoffed openly at Mr Havel's sermons on civic responsibility and once called him the most elitist person he had ever met.

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