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On “The Apprentice,” Trump was depicted as a larger-than-life, wildly successful and decisive boardroom boss, who ad-libbed what would become the show’s catchphrase, “You’re fired.”

Both Labour and the Conservatives have seized on this in various ways – keen to point to instincts from Farage that are not wildly popular.

One that would render the Danes unable to do business with a man whose view on territorial integrity is so wildly incompatible from theirs.

Price bounced confidently on her toes and continued to assert dominance as Jonas missed wildly.

More recently, the wildly popular Netflix show Indian Matchmaking focused entirely on the process of finding the perfect partner.