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The rest of the film is a limp to the finish line, not that it was all that spry to begin with.

The play’s spry theatricality has no trouble accommodating Leon’s 21st century vision of Grover’s Corners.

The spry 76-year-old with bushy gray hair growing horizontally off his head like a subdued Doc Brown is the white hat — the boss — on his crew.

Never mind that Harris is now the young and spry candidate who can keep up with an aggressive schedule, while Trump is the tired old man who can barely campaign between naps.

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Shartzer is so spry in his physical comedy that there are moments when he resembles a yoga master.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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