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  `You're so beautifully dressed,' she said and added quite inconsequentially, `Can you stay the night?'

• Between interminable rehearsals and takes at an East Side "singles" eatery called Maxwell's Plum, Hoffman hied himself off to mumble inconsequentially with the bit players .
• Other than those standouts, he filled his office inconsequentially.
• The boys squabble endlessly, humorlessly, inconsequentially, and Lindo and Woodard, both fine actors, are given only one note apiece to sound, respectively patience and impatience.

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