That's right, it's also the conceptual common denominator to this amusement-park ride through fast-forward, funkadelic foolishness. |
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People enjoyed laughing at the foolishness of spoiled young men being outwitted by card sharps. |
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Shorthand may serve useful purposes, but when combined with short attention spans, it's foolishness bordering on fraud. |
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His skald, Thorkell, wrote a telling lamentation for his dead master, which given the foolishness of his actions does not seem truly deserved. |
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You do not have to accept blame or responsibility for the foolishness or unperceptiveness of those who visit your blog. |
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Adam had untied the stallion and was trying to get his foot up into the stirrup while the horse was trying all kinds of foolishness to stop him. |
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Galton was confident the figures would confirm his view of popular foolishness. |
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Inwardly angry at his own foolishness, he stepped out of his hiding dropping all pretence of concealment. |
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It cries out to be exploited as a grand folly, an emblem of muddle, hype and plain foolishness with enormous entertainment potential. |
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She prefers to take her time and to enjoy Harry's foolishness, watching from a distance, and that's exactly what she did. |
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For all its foolishness, though, the Midas myth contains neither death nor destruction. |
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There is more foolishness, more cowardly hearts, less courage, lack of appreciation and gratitude and less politeness. |
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The inevitable thoughts of his foolishness returned to him, no matter how optimistic he tried to be. |
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He is an extraordinary amalgam of intelligence and foolishness, wisdom and innocence, grace and gaucherie, charm and histrionic offensiveness. |
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Aren't those who shake their heads at our foolishness and naivete more deserving of the label? |
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Alcohol impairs the senses, and people do all sorts of foolishness on the road when they drink and drive. |
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The industry is so ripe with foolishness, pretensions and self-loathing that nothing can be said or done to make it appear even more foolish. |
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The opposite of high intellect is dullness or slowness, but the opposite of wisdom is foolishness, which is far more dangerous. |
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Three particular decisions made by Government are breathtaking in their foolishness. |
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Without the demonstrability of foolishness, there would be no hope for human progress. |
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Barth had the foolishness and rashness of the child that he was, quick to anger, slow to forgive, filled to the brim with pointless pride. |
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And this is why most sensible men will have no truck with such foolishness. |
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Whose foolishness or benightedness is Peter referring to in this and in the following nocturnes of Dresden's historic architecture? |
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You must be relatively sober or they'll discount the act as drunken foolishness. |
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The four main hobbits were pretty good, although the foolishness of Pippin gets rather tiresome. |
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The scale rewards honor, chivalry and courage, but also deducts for blatant foolishness and sheer idiocy. |
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He is patently too self-conscious, too overwhelmed by the self-evident foolishness of the whole business. |
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Controls are needed because of the immaturity and foolishness of children, but also because of the natural tendency for rebellion. |
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I find that the foolishness and inaccuracy of some anti-drug ads ruins the effectiveness of accurate programs to promote heathy decisions. |
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It doesn't excuse the divisiveness or foolishness of austerity, but it will be very popular. |
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This is foolishness, the very idea of mentioning it brings up the fact that this is a fairly arbitrary type of number. |
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I think it's time we cut out the foolishness and sat down and worked out our differences collectively. |
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However, in this case, I do not believe that it is simply an old man's foolishness. |
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Coming from children, it might just seem like foolishness, but still it affected me. |
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Woe to those who label as foolishness that which is profound wisdom, the ability to appreciate and search for real wealth. |
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The illogic and foolishness of his actions rushed back to him. |
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Yet man teaches such foolishness because he does not know the great purpose for which he was created. |
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May this vision come true and a supreme effort made to arrive at the point where reason and wisdom will conquer foolishness. |
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It did not lose regulars to the sort of foolishness that seduced SEC players Anthony Roberson, Matt Walsh, Kennedy Winston and Olu Famutimi, all of whom went unselected. |
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Washington lectures London on the foolishness of debating process instead of getting to grips with real problems? |
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Outside of those examples, though, the idea that anyone is losing freedoms in this country is foolishness. |
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To try to distil it through some intellectual process is foolishness. |
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So not only did the importunate young man squeeze a few extra minutes out of the eminent philosopher, he also caught, and recorded him, laughing at his guest's foolishness. |
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Unsurprisingly, the Ohioans strongly resented being lectured to on the foolishness of their national leader by some random bunch of erudite Europeans. |
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The winners, of course, are the four-flushers who sell such foolishness. |
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It didn't matter that now her family had fallen from their fortunes through the foolishness and excessiveness of her grandparents and her own parents. |
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The foolishness and cowardice of those who show consideration for this hideous beast or pretend not to see it often enraged her. |
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It springs from those evil twin sisters, pride and foolishness, and has been responsible for wars and conflicts throughout history. |
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That is where foolishness leads you when you try to act virtuously and, with this directive, we are acting stupidly. |
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It will further destabilize an already crumbling bond market, with foreign repatriation adding to the wounds inflicted by the Fed's own foolishness. |
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There are times of depression, just as there are times of elation, which it were foolishness to dwell upon. |
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Besides, I am not speaking for this blind ballast of mankind, a mob of soulless idols, models of haughtiness and foolishness. |
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But while mathematical formalism may camouflage assumptive foolishness, it does not correct its theoretical effects and may exaggerate them, hence the unrealistic result. |
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Folks here in the middle of America pride ourselves on a preference for facts over foolishness, deeds over declarations. |
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The overwhelming arrogance of the listeners and the foolishness of the last administration has left the US government in an unnecessary hole. |
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Unfortunately, in their community, it is assumed that she is just another youngster who got pregnant through carelessness, foolishness or deliberate willfulness. |
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This is taking foolishness to the extreme and I ask you to reflect and take on board the views of the committee and the view of this Parliament on this particular point. |
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How many people would I want to blab to bout your drinkin and foolishness? |
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There is evil and foolishness in this annus mirabilis. |
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He is tough, with a quick temper that brooks no foolishness. |
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Freund did not, however, believe that farmers chose a rotation method which was so different to the one which would have made it possible for them to maximise their profits simply by chance or foolishness. |
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When they stumble, their prating foolishness suddenly seems charming. |
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At the first glance I saw she had been punished for her foolishness. |
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Methos chided himself for such foolishness, but didn't look up. |
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For from within, out of the heart of men, proceed evil thoughts, adulteries, fornications, murders, thefts, covetousness, wickedness, deceit, licentiousness, an evil eye, blasphemy, pride, foolishness. |
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That was foolishness for someone my age who no longer practised. |
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My wounds stink and are corrupt because of my foolishness. |
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You should put off foolishness and weakness, and stand firmly on faith. |
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He then wrote a lengthy letter to the Queen detailing the foolishness of the French marriage. |
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Sally was generous and open-hearted to the point of foolishness, but that was her experience. |
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These twelve kinds of sins are adultery, fornication, murder, theft, covetousness, wickedness, deceit, lewdness, an evil eye, blasphemy, pride, and foolishness. |
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And, never mind Costa's callousness, Gabriel's foolishness, Dean's cluelessness, that should be what truly hurts Wenger. |
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And right often have I, the modern, been perturbed and vexed by the foolishness, illogic, obtuseness, and general all-round stupendous stupidity of myself, the primitive. |
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Killership requires a person to become brave and polite. It is not deal of weakwilled and spineless people. This deal likes neither cheating nor foolishness. |
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