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lark

noun as in escapade

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“Most observers,” Mr. Witt writes, “thought the whole situation a ridiculous lark.”

Think of these folks like people who get audited by a Scientologist once, on a lark, but are weirded out by the process and never go back.

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"You need to figure out who are the night owls and who are the morning larks. It is no good putting people in at the opposite end of the scale."

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It has gone from being a flaky lark to a somewhat essential part of many a promotional tour.

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Wiping off the Gulf of Mexico from U.S. maps isn’t a lark; it’s a promise of more to come.

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