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Laughing gas: nothing to laugh about
Published 2024-04-01“…Nitrous oxide (N2O), also known as “laughing gas”, “nangs”, “whippits” or “hippie crack” has been used in a recreational context for almost 250 years, with a few periods of exponential growth in its use during that time, the latest occurring in the last 10 years. …”
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“To laugh or not to laugh”: Understandings of the appropriateness of humour and joking in the workplace
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“To laugh or not to laugh”: Understandings of the appropriateness of humour and joking in the workplace
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The Laughing Policeman /
Published 2007“…With its wonderfully observed lawmen, its brilliantly rendered felons and their murky Stockholm underworld, and its deftly engineered plot, ‘The Laughing Policeman’ has long been recognised as a classic of the police procedural.…”
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Laughing along?
Published 2022-08-01“…In many cases the result is laughing along, as an outward signal of fit, rather than laughing with which suggests a deeper sense of belonging. …”
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Laughing with machines
Published 2021-07-01“…Some machines already fulfil certain conditions which are associated with the human sense of humour: on the most superficial level machines appear to laugh and produce jokes, and they recognize sarcasm and punchlines, and they can evaluate funniness. …”
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Why We Laugh and What Makes Us Laugh: The Enigma of Humor
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Laughing at the United States
Published 2011-11-01“…But beyond politics, laughing at the United States also serves a social purpose, that of strengthening ties among Mexicans for whom resisting the United States is synonymous with gaining the right to exist independently.…”
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