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The uproar even produced this exquisitely inane headline from the New York Times: “What Charlie Kirk Could Mean for the Future of Marriage.”

Others debated why the show had lost its spark: too many inane games, over-edited drama, and a focus on contestant personalities instead of actual cooking.

From the moment they arrive at the resort, she can’t stop yammering about the inane details of their lives in North Carolina.

We'll soon see if he really means to carry out this inane tariff plan.

But being ride-or-die means that you have to support your companion wholeheartedly, no matter how many inane decisions they make along the way.