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" ... By contrast, when Reagan’s Treasury proposed something similar, the standards of tax equity were still more or less unchanged. But the political and cultural world had changed around them. The three-martini lunch was no longer an aspirational mark of success, but a risible, vaguely corrupt symbol of moral and economic decline. ... "
" ... Criticism of Shearer and, in particular, the supporters, is nothing short of risible given the context. While, as Owen writes, he almost asked the convoy en route to his house ahead of his move to the North East to turn around, preparations were being made for his St James’ Park unveiling, which 20,000 people would attend, making it bigger than Shearer’s nine years earlier. It seems clear that he never had any intention of fully living up to their expectations and becoming a legend in his own right; things started brightly, with seven goals in eight games including a hat-trick in a 4-2 win away at West Ham, but when bright future was ripped away from him, he didn’t do nearly enough to endear himself to the public. He’s now gone out of his way to stick the knife into them in an unprovoked attack. ... "
" ... Davenport-Hines paints a picture of Keynes that brings Keynes, the man, vividly to life. Before praising Davenport-Hines, however, a quibble, first, with Basic Books is in order. The American publisher’s promotional copy at Amazon makes the risible claim that: ... "
" ... So, please be thoughtful before making serious issues risible. We rarely want you to be joking about topics that are really important to us, often involving people’s lives, criminal justice, financial inclusion, etc. ... "
" ... The lawsuit “would be risible were its target not so grave: the undermining of a democratic election for President of the United States,” Boasberg wrote, adding the plaintiffs’ legal “theory that [battleground states’ election laws] are unconstitutional and that the Court should instead require state legislatures themselves to certify every Presidential election lies somewhere between a willful misreading of the Constitution and fantasy.” ... "