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22
sentences that state something as happening or true
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9%
2 of 22 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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One notable moment from the season came when Imrie broke wind during one of the challenges – which left her fellow contestants in fits of laughter.
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which → come → laughter
A year on, she has now reflected on how her flatulence became a defining moment of the series.
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flatulence → reflect → series
“I am guilty of doing anything for a laugh, but I didn’t mean to fart,” she said when speaking to The Times.
“I was nervous.
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I → do → Times
I can’t believe it became such a huge thing and I don’t want to be defined by it.”
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I → believe → it
Assigned as a faithful, Imrie made it halfway through the season before being murdered in episode eight – a result she said still frustrates her.
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she → assign → her
“I was a bit annoyed that I didn’t win The Celebrity Traitors,” she said.
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she → win → Traitors
“Richard rang me up and asked what it was like.
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it → ring → what
I said I didn’t quite know what I was letting myself in for, but it was good fun, although it’s very strict and there is an element of cruelty about the game,” she said.
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she → say → game
“It’s hard always being on, keeping the brain working, but I’m pleased I did it, especially because I have a whole new fan base, lots of younger people.”
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I → ’ → people
After the fart, which was picked up by microphones, presenter Claudia Winkleman said: “What just happened?”
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What → pick → microphones
Imrie responded: “I just farted, Claudia.
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I → respond → ?
It’s nerves, but I always own up.”
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I → ’ → ?
TV sports presenter Clare Balding later called the fart the highlight of her time on the show, which she said was “so funny”.
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she → call → show
“How could somebody so elegant, so petite, so gracious, let off that huge sound, and it was so nerve-racking in a serious moment,” she said on GMB.
“It was my favourite, favourite moment in that cabin, which was deeply unpleasant.
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which → let → cabin
She’s adorable, we salute you.”
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we → ’ → you
Traitors Uncloaked host Ed Gamble also said the show-stopping fart was the highlight of the season, joking it “altered the dynamic of guffs”.
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it → say → guffs
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The comedian, who hosts the podcast that accompanies the hit show, said the moment the veteran actress audibly passed wind will be the moment he will remember.
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he → read → wind
He told BBC Breakfast: “I’m going to have to say Celia’s fart.
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I → tell → fart
I know there’s so much more that goes into this show, it’s such an incredible team, it looks beautiful, these huge, sweeping shots of the beautiful Highlands, but there’s nothing funnier than a fart, especially when it comes from a national treasure.”
Carr – who won the season – even mentioned the fart on stage at the Bafta TV Awards in May.
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who → know → May
After picking up the award for TV memorable moment of the year for the moment he won the series, he said: “Sometimes, when I’m a bit sad, I’ll sit there and remember the laughter.
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I → pick → laughter
You know, I can even still smell Celia’s fart.”
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I → know → fart
Imrie is best known for appearing in films including the Bridget Jones series, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, and The Thursday Murder Club.
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We → know → series
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