Mr. Tsarnaev was outgoing and jocular, Mr. Todashev serious and reserved, Mr. Trites said.
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The work closes with an outrageous bassoon solo, as free and jocular as anything in the repertoire.
He ended his sometimes somber, sometimes jocular remarks with what he said was his message for God.
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Billionaire New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was in a jocular mood this morning when he visited Dartmouth College in rural Hanover, New Hampshire.
Jocular in public, though no great orator, he seems to have no qualms about letting North Koreans gossip about the mystery woman at his side.
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Brian Johnston transferred his skills from television to radio in 1970 and was the catalyst for an upsurge in the popularity of the programme, his jocular style brilliantly complementing the descriptive Arlott.
The British, for their part, watch this border more closely than their jocular dealings with brush salesmen would indicate to see, for example, whether any Yugoslav army units are coming nearer than they should.
Two years ago, after watching a series of rather too jocular and arguably too boastful news conferences from administration leaders on the coming war, I said that they seemed to be suffering from mission inebriation.
And indeed his defenders say that in Italian business circles it can be perfectly normal to set a jocular and relaxed tone before a difficult meeting, by discussing last night's football, or even teasing your colleagues about their love lives.
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