Ironically, jedino kaj sam vidio od ashley judd u toj epizodi su bile rijeci " ASHLEY JUDD " na odjavnoj spici. al sam da provjerim: jel to mozda bila epizoda kad se Wesley (zvuk gadjenja i povracanja upucava nekoj maldoj, talentiranoj i sposobnoj zenskici koja je tehnicar privremeno na Enterpriseu.

Many at TED attacked Bono (ironically the catalyst for holding a conference in Africa in the first place) less for what he has done and more for what he represents.

The exceptions are, ironically, a " lower level mason " who accuses him of rehashing New Age Theology.

In this period, the new Hoxton residents could be identified by their obscurely fashionable (or " ironically " unfashionable) clothes and their hair (the so-called " Hoxton Fin ", as exemplified by Fran Healy of Travis).

Ironically, behind the guy with no balls.

Skills comes out to tackle Dan, but in the process, Dan shoots Peyton, ironically killing her

Ironically, just before their deaths, both men had become disillusioned with the industry.

He ironically praises possession as the ultimate threshold of the piece, and something which is only realised upon closing the deal; only when the customer gains title, is the artwork made possible/realised.

Namely, rating of the artist s name affects the market value of the work, and, retroactively, also his identity, which is perceptively ironically completely identical in any case.

Ironically, this is not far from the truth.

Ironically, a tepid jobs report (on Friday) reinforced the idea the Fed really is just about done with rate increases.

Ironically,... successful de-biasing may become less likely the harder people try to avoid bias: the more they search for information that may argue against their initial judgment, the harder they will find their task, convincing them that their initial judgment was indeed right on target.

" Richie " was also a term Bender used in The Breakfast Club when speaking to popular Claire (ironically also played by Ringwald) and Andrew

Ironically, one of the greatest strengths of Fantastic Four is its greatest weakness.

Ironically, he called another Petković for the Cup, his son Dušan, who had never played for the national team

He has also provided two assists, ironically both against Deportivo La Coruna.

Ironically, though the weather was extremely cold for the people of Leningrad, it was not cold enough to sufficiently freeze the lake to allow it to cope with the weight of lorries.

Iako, ironically enough, mi se čini da su ova dva zadatka dobro riješena osim činjenice da za ravnotežnu temp. koriste delta t kao oznaku

The Bosniaks, being the most numerous, find themselves ironically in the same position as the Serbs in the former Yugoslavia: they want to keep Bosnia together and centralized, believing (just like the Serbs did in the former Yugoslavia) that it should be wholly unified.

Ironically, one of the drawbacks of many so-called eye creams is that they rarely contain sunscreen.

Ironically, the seemingly profound connection between quantum and mind is an artifact, the consequence of unfortunate language used by Bohr, Heisenberg and the others who originally formulated quantum mechanics.

I showed a Donald Duck flick, responded the coach ironically

Ironically, even after feasting, on maize, squashes, pumpkins, and a variety of beans, most contemporaries and later commentators described all Indians as a hunting culture bound to the trail of the deer and buffalo.

Ironically, his character was the leader of the prison ' s biker gang and an ally of the Aryan Brotherhood, a white supremacist racist gang that hated (amongst others) Blacks and Jews

Meanwhile, lawyers acting on his behalf have filed a compensation claim on the fund which, ironically, Mr Banton himself fought to set up for the company ' s asbestos victims

Though considered an alternative radio format, Americana did not break with country tradition; instead, it embraced it something, ironically enough, that the music hitting the Nashville charts throughout the era did not do

Budimir Loncar is, ironically, now chief foreign policy advisor to Croatia ' s president Stipe Mesic

Kao klincu mi je to bio turn-off, ironically enough, iako mi je film bio dobar.

Ironically, it was the UN Security Council that proposed these bilateral negotiations in Resolutions 242 (1967) and 338 (1973), but the UN General Assembly undermines these resolutions every year

Ironically, the Falkland islanders are the outcome of a 19 th-century scheme of settlement not very different from the experience of Argentina in the same century, which brought in settlers from Italy, Germany, England and Wales, and planted them on land from which the native Indians had been cleared and exterminated.