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“Cheers,” she said, clinking against their plastic cups breezily.

Now, looking back, she is frank and open and disarmingly, breezily honest.

“Everything seems to be ‘in the cloud’ these days,” a Post Office announcement breezily noted in 2022.

I almost laughed when he breezily said near the end, “I am just giving you my scientific opinion in my experience as an immunology, virology, infectious disease guy.”

Most of the players on both sides of the camera in “Bottoms” — which toggles breezily between references to bell hooks and mid-aughts Avril Lavigne — were born after the first Clinton administration.