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With the station in vacuum, Quark was grateful they didn't simply break a window and defenestrate him.

"To defenestrate the rogues at once," Thilf suggested in a stage whisper.

"Gus, he's kind of boring, but I guess you'd have to defenestrate any concept that he wasn't a genuine optimist, right now.

Still, human nature being what it is, the contributions could not possibly have made the directors' decision to defenestrate Mr. Greenberg any easier.

Defenestrate him!"

We'll have to defenestrate him."

"Like the Holy Mystic Fortune Cookies say, it's a yellow burble that can't defenestrate."

And when he was not threatening to defenestrate Mr. Shargel, he was linking him to his illicit operations.

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While ready to defenestrate a few stodgy Stalinists and give all sorts of promises, the Communists have shown they are not prepared to reform themselves out of a job.

Also - doesn't the Lib Dem constitution make it much easier for the party to defenestrate Clegg than the Labour party, or Tories with their leaders ?

That the conceit of the show is blatantly sexist, that the women seem prepared to defenestrate one another for 10 minutes of time alone with Mr. Michel are observations he objects to.

And then there is James McMurtry, an alt-country ironist who is probably ready to defenestrate the next well-meaning lunkhead who points out that his father, Larry, wrote "Lonesome Dove."

If you have to defenestrate Ermintrude to regain your freedom, do it on a Wednesday evening between six and eleven, and there'll be forty people in the "Sphere" who'll provide you with an alibi.

Cull enough and his own party will defenestrate Clegg: they can either accept they're back to the days of before Jo Grimmond and have to spend the next forty years in the wilderness, or it's total annihilation.

Skywalker, recoiling at the idea of executing Palpatine without trial and promised by Palpatine enough power to save his wife Padmé from death, cuts Windu's lightsaber hand off, allowing Palpatine to defenestrate Windu.

Back in the 50's, early 60's, I saw strong men faint, powerful women defenestrate themselves whenever Ron entered a room all-aglow with highly polished anecdotes culled from recent Reader's Digests and golden oldie Saturday Evening Posts.

Similarly, English audiences were less troubled than Americans by the second act of "Absurd Person Singular," in which a distraught wife attempts to gas, poison, hang, electrocute, drown and defenestrate herself, only to have her every action hilariously misinterpreted by everyone else.

The board's reluctance to defenestrate Mr. Raines and Mr. Howard, who appear to have misstated their company's financial statements to the tune of around $9 billion, fed suspicions that Fannie Mae's directors were loyal to management first, and shareholders second.

In fact, 00005, despite his dark hair combed straight back, his piercing eyes, his cruel and handsome face, his trim athlete's body, and his capacity to penetrate any number of females and defenestrate any number of males in the course of duty, was not really an ideal intelligence agent.