Yet depicting satire does not make a film satire itself.
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As far as I'm concerned, this is not satire, or at least not successful satire.
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Throughout the satire trials of 2015 I had resisted the idea that one person's satire is another's propaganda.
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"None of what he said is true #satire #fakenews #nypost" Satire or not, however, Twitter is out here to #savecarly.
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In the United States of America, satire is protected speech, even if the object of the satire doesn't get it.
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The art world is a soft target for satire, not least because the art world's appetite for satire of itself is limitless.
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And to those who claim that Insatiable's a Ryan Murphy-esque campy satire: According to NPR, it's just bad satire: Insatiable is satire in the same way someone who screams profanities out a car window is a spoken-word poet.
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Falwell, satire, including critical or even hurtful satire, has remained protected under constitutional law as a valid and necessary form of free speech.
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It seems like the most bizarre attempt at satire out there, but honestly, this is 2019, and what real news doesn't seem like satire?
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Travis Clark: "The Boys" is not only a satire of superheroes, but the show seems like a satire on our consumption of superhero entertainment.
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It's satire of the modern left, sure, but a satire that knows both its target and what it wants to say about that target.
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Can it maintain its tricky balance, as a lovingly acidic showbiz satire that's also a moving meditation on, and deconstruction of, the showbiz satire genre?
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And people use satire and they use fiction ... and the question is, how do you differentiate and draw the line between satire or a fictional story?
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He wrote in Die Welt that the incident has made society think about how it deals with satire and intolerant attitudes towards satire from non-democrats.
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A 'fine line' of satire Satire and bigotry are not mutually exclusive, said Jason Steed, a Texas Supreme Court and appellate attorney and former English professor.
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In the same way, if you're going to make a satire of a demagogue, you couldn't come up with Trump, who strains the credibility of satire every day.
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" A BBC spokeswoman, Kate Toft, said the broadcaster was not commenting on the show "other than to say that it's satire and the BBC has a rich history of satire.
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As in many of the greatest Golden Age musicals, they latch onto a subject of topical importance, using its gravity to anchor their satire and their satire to leaven its earnestness.
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The worst moments are when you need satire the most.
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War Machine is a satire of the leadup to the
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On the one hand, farce and satire work by caricature.
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Comedy and satire play a complex role in racialized representation.
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Political satire is a traditional cornerstone of the annual parades.
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I think he thinks about satire in a similar way.
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None of the satire was said or done in malice.
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It's good, distinctly unsubtle satire, as much of Bojack is.
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Satire thrives where the usual checks on human folly fail.
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What won't change is Mad's commitment to absurdity and satire.
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Some people have said the song was originally considered satire.
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Right now, in the year 2018, is "satire" even possible?
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There is some pointed satire beneath the guilty pleasures, too.
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Horror and satire and sex and violence and ... It's great.
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But the film's satire is limited to those checklist attributes.
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That Parks and Rec is a political satire is obvious.
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We thought ice cream created the best form of satire.
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WATERBURY "Mock the Vote," political satire by the Capitol Steps.
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"Satire works in standup, film, rap, for sure," he said.
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The second episode, "Nosedive," is more of an obvious satire.
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She has an affinity for adverbs: John Updike's satire is
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READ MORE: Satire is booming in Zimbabwe after Mugabe's fall
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This time Ms. Semple delivers less satire and more soul.
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"Everyone wants to call it satire or trolling," he said.
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"Bad Moms" might seem to the childless like a satire.
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We see the ridiculous and we strike back with satire.
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In this disconnect, the satire of the work was evident.
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You once said 'If it's not a lie, it's satire.
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In this new era when you're writing a ... DM: Satire?
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She acted as herself in the satire "The Player" (1992).
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Ah yes, the war: Where would satire be without one?
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It's unclear if they knew if they were sharing satire.
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But then I went through school and learned about satire.
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Can intelligent satire even exist on the internet any more?
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The satire of bourgeois affluence can seem glib and overextended.
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Satire, allegory, minstrelsy and speculative fiction all come into it.
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There's a level of satire, directed at the current administration.
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His microdramedies are bouillon cubes of black satire — criminally salty.
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The satire isn't only about cynical politicians and corrupt oligarchs.
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But Trump satire can be a difficult row to hoe.
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The final room is all parody, satire, and shifting identities.
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Most of us know this satire from childhood, via cartoons.
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Satire is risky, but reasonable and rational doesn't change bigots.
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At the same time, authoritarian leaders prove impervious to satire.
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Previous attempts at Islamic State satire have proved similarly divisive.
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Third, the closing gap between satire and the real thing.
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Do you feel that it's a weird environment for satire?
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No, it's a workplace satire set at the North Pole!
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Ms. Ruhl is suspended ambivalently here between satire and empathy.
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But the satire is scattershot, the zingers not so zingy.
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We layered the satire on too thick, too much sarcasm.
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If satire was so great, then why is Trump president?
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Well, it's not a satire about the place I work.
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We laugh at this today, or appreciate its artistry as satire.
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It was a moment when Trump's campaign felt like satire again.
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Sometimes a story that was intended as satire circulates as fact.
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As satire, the show is at once declawed, spayed, and neutered.
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We mixed our outrage with equal parts satire and dark humor.
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This is when Citizens of Earth satire truly makes a statement.
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This claim is supposedly satire, but it might actually be malicious.
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Yet SNL has never fancied itself exclusively a political satire machine.
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NEWARK "Hooking Up With the Second City," satire and improv. Jan.
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ENGLEWOOD "Mock the Vote," a satire by the Capitol Steps. Jan.
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If words have no power, then satire doesn't have any, either.
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One associate said Mr Wu had only intended it as satire.
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In a decade dominated by reality TV, this satire loses fizz.
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The film version doesn't even feel pointed enough to be satire.
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Still, she knits satire and philosophy with a deliciously droll touch.
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But the power of satire goes beyond effectively debunking specific falsehoods.
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The best satire is indistinguishable from the subject matter it addresses.
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This is not some ham-handed satire or lurid dystopian novel.
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For that matter, Fight Club isn't an unimpeachable work of satire.
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INGRAHAM: None of the satire or cheap cynicism of our segments.
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You've mentioned before that reality has eclipsed satire at the moment.
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Intriguing thrillers, important documentaries, satire, and historical drama dot the schedule.
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Is this a horror film or some kind of awkward satire?
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Humor, irony, and satire have a deep root in Persian culture.
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"Berkley added that Musk almost views satire as a "public good.
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First, David Ayer needs to realize that Robocop was a satire.
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"Satire is a powerful weapon against any dictatorship," Howard X said.
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But the problem with satire is that it's so easily misinterpreted.
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Here, for a moment, we crossed from satire into flop sweat.
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De Blasio on Monday said the skit was "clearly staged" satire.
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But the Lonely Island does not traffic in trenchant topical satire.
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Its absurdity necessitates a healthy dose of skepticism, and heavy satire.
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A satire picture book on bringing kids to an art gallery
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In this way, the satire in this novel is even sharper.
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Mr. Solondz exposes its smallness to the harsh glare of satire.
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It's an amplified satire, but I think it's pretty on target.
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Graham Green's novel "Our Man in Havana" is a cruel satire.
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Your account is setup very convincingly, but it's full of satire.
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A reality this twisted not only resists satire, it cannibalizes it.
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Any lesser prose and the story might have edged into satire.
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He read Ishmael Reed's experimental satire "Mumbo Jumbo," and something clicked.
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Along the way, he manages many sharp bits of social satire.
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The Iranian-American painter Tala Madani has a knack for satire.
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Durrenmatt's play is, among other things, a satire of bourgeois democracy.
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Political satire, of course, has existed almost as long as politics.
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So how can satire be heard in a climate like this?
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There are, to be sure, the usual "types" of social satire.
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I think everybody that watches the show recognizes that it's satire.
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Is that satire and tone mixing why you love Amy Winehouse?
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"House of Cards" long ago crossed from dark satire into ridiculousness.
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There is no risk of seriously hurt feelings or biting satire.
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"As someone who's studied satire, it was simply inappropriate," she said.
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His new satire, "Noir," gives him his best material in ages.
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The network was not equipped to handle that degree of satire.
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Schumann's work is full of irony and satire; Chopin's is not.
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For good reason, Facebook permits people to post satire and parody.
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" He added, "Perhaps the satire is not the most important element.
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With satire, you can't go a little bit of the way.
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Stevie Walker-Webb directs a satire in which black lives mobilize.
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Political satire can often be a stand-in for other things.
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Ninety percent of the LinkedIn audience didn't understand it was satire.
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I don't really understand all the fuss about satire or humor.
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Working Class Woman, out October 5th, complicates Davidson's spoken-word satire.
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Critics fear that legitimate content, including satire, which is exempted from the directive, would be blocked because the filters would be unable to distinguish between a copyrighted photo used for satire and one that is infringing.
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Satire is an expression of my true beliefs put through the prism -- the reason why it's not news is the tools of satire are hyperbole and pun, and denigration, you know, sh-- you can't get away with.
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Evil, Little Evil is a satire rather than a straightforward horror film.
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Unlike in American parades, German floats are often works of political satire.
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Do you like your political satire lukewarm with a side of inanity?
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It was Doystoevsky meets Garfield meets social satire, and it was good.
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" They mockingly noted the paper would now be a "Satire Free Zone.
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Melissa Stern's gritty satire makes this bullshit stink a little bit less.
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He later called the post "satire" before taking down the post entirely.
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How do you signal the difference between news, analysis, satire, and opinion?
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That doesn't seem like the best outcome for a piece of satire.
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Speakers were encouraged to be outspoken, almost to the point of satire.
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Using satire, you speak truth to power a lot in your work.
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But in that case, it was a satire about the consumption frenzy.
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Lanthimos punctuates this deft satire with a dash of the truly absurd.
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The Onion has rested comfortably in that space with its Israel satire.
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It's a more immediately lovable iteration on 30 Rock's entertainment-industry satire.
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Its social and racial satire places it firmly within the comedy bracket.
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From ages 7 to 11, they begin to understand puns and satire.
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I know there's a humor or lightness or satire to the genre.
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These are some of the countries where political satire has been punished.
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We renamed an existing menu item, as satire, based on our experience.
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Political satire unintentionally creates misperceptions in readers and viewers all the time.
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"My contribution to Mardi Gras was clearly marked as satire," Strache said.
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We're exposing what's actually happening, and that's what effective satire can do.
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I think people who are just button-pushers are ripe for satire.
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"As a satire, 'The Player' tickles," Vincent Canby wrote in The Times.
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The piece, titled "America," has been described as satire mocking excessive wealth.
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The show has always been a stealthily shrewd satire of Millennial life.
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Satire became a crime before he sent gay people to labor camps.
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Bombastic, outsize, demagogic figures do not make for the easiest satire target.
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The word societies for centuries have used for punching up is satire.
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His latest novel is "Big Guns," a satire of the gun industry.
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It is a strong satire of what music videos have become today.
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In a world of satire, do you think we're now post-prank?
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Velvet Buzzsaw puts even less effort into its horror than its satire.
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Is this where satire has to turn in an increasingly extreme world?
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There's no way that satire could be at the core of anything.
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Lectures on human rights, political satire and censorship will complement the show.
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Betty Gilpin battles the snowflakes in a bloody satire of polarized America.
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As good satire must, "Ain't No Mo'" has a tightly unified aesthetic.
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Revive yourself at this satire by Milo Cramer, directed by Morgan Green.
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Satire doesn't work if there's not a grain of truth there, right?
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Even jokes, satire and offhand remarks can lead to charges and have.
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This was excellent satire: just believable enough to be entertained as true.
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The once-popular practice of ballet satire lives on with the Trockaderos.
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If reality consistently beats you to your punch, you're not writing satire.
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I had no idea who Art Buchwald was, nor what satire was.
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Because we already know this territory pretty well, the satire seems obvious.
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Viewers have flocked to Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel for political satire.
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"We believe the satire speaks for itself," the spokesman, David Ford, said.
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These manipulations can be an essential part of satire, parody, and criticism.
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Satire depends on the constant awareness that what's being presented is false.
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Its specialty is finding satire even in topics seemingly impossible to satirize.
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"I don't call it fake news; I call it satire," he said.
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It's a road movie and a satire about Reagan-era yuppie culture.
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Among foreign films, the German satire "Toni Erdmann" initially had the momentum.
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The entire conversation seemed to bolster Judge's case for verisimilitude-as-satire.
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But his latest satire takes him into brand-new territory: science-fiction.
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The show's satire can be so brutal to point of being unfocused.
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There's political satire, unscripted comedy and more people risen from the dead.
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Instead, Cline concentrates on mood, sense impression, detail, garish comedy, elegant satire.
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But on another level, it was satire, parody and rapid-fire wordplay.
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"Don Quixote" has it all — epic, romance, satire, elegy, intertextual jeu d'esprit.
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But the satire tag was only tested and never implemented at scale.
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This 2018 satire written and directed by Boots Riley isn't for everyone.
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Roy Chubby Brown might see his work as satire, but he's wrong.
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The satire isn't particularly subtle or sharp, but it's deeply effective The Purge series is described by Wikipedia as "social science fiction action horror films," but Anarchy is when "satire" undoubtedly could be added to that word salad.
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It was, it turns out, a piece of satire from a self-described liberal, but you can't blame people if they weren't sure whether they should laugh—in 2016, it's increasingly difficult to sort out satire from fact.
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More's the pity, because Koenig could have easily committed to making a satire.
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The end result half-succeeds, swerving between exaggerated satire and eye-rolling drama.
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The war satire has been annotated and discussed since its release in 1961.
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There is also a fine line between false news and satire or opinion.
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Other sites, which did not include a satire disclaimer, frequently copied the posts.
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It's a straightforward satire of contemporary bourgeois radicalism, with a simple, linear timeline.
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It's at times a darkly comedic satire, but it also includes unabashed poignance.
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Likewise, liberal protesters have deployed satire as a defensive tactic across the globe.
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The satire only gets stronger when more men come out with their stories.
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To Lewis, the Klan is beyond the realm of humor, even beyond satire.
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Research aside, sometimes real-life Silicon Valley is too uncomfortable for the satire.
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The Lifetime satire became much-watch TV when it premiered in June 2015.
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But the show leaves satire aside in favor of simple anachronism-based humor.
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His political songs were full of puns, satire and mugging to the crowd.
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The clip might be satire; it might be a work of fanatical support.
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Reichardt's movie merely offers a wry wink, delivering a ground-level satire on
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Amazon has picked up the eccentric sci-fi satire that is Creative Control.
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But Bubbleproof goes even further in blurring the lines between reality and satire.
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Her outfit is apparently satire of the sexist ways video games dress women.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is a full-throated satire of the romantic comedy genre.
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However, much of the satire in the Trump era lacks carefully considered subtext.
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Still, reality mirroring satire seems to be about where we're at these days.
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Sharing a range of news, opinions or satire from others is usually fine.
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It's a sharp academic satire, though unlike most academic comedy in its warmheartedness.
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This could resemble Facebook's short-lived experiment to tag satire articles as such.
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First Amendment Satire Show students this short film by the satirist Ami Horowitz.
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Colbert is an entertainer first and foremost—one who does brilliant political satire.
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But like any good satire, it has a grain of truth in it.
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What does that say about the power of political cartoons and satire today?
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As with the original Zoolander, the sequel attempts to satire the fashion industry.
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The movie isn't merely a satire of the Los Angeles art scene, however.
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The report we referenced for that claim, however, was a piece of satire.
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The press release compares your songwriting and satire with authors like Mark Twain.
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As the 1980s passed, his satire took on the air of a prophecy.
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Kingsley Amis's academic satire "Lucky Jim" is possibly my all-time favorite book.
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But they have very different, disturbing content, with social satire built in, too.
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Satire or not, the criticisms will no doubt be disqualifying to some readers.
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Satire is about the sharpness of the darts but also of the targets.
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Hanif made his name writing some of the boldest satire of his generation.
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The novel is a terrific satire, because it comes from a sympathetic place.
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It was closer to theater or satire than to American-style stand-up.
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Her crowd scenes have evolved, too, into manic tableaux of movement and satire.
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The Trump presidency inspired him to extend his provocative art to political satire.
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Is the movie a satire on Western society's arguable overreliance on psychotropic drugs?
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" He added: "I think one uses humor/satire to help combat the darkness.
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It is also reportedly considering exempting opinion and satire pieces from fact-checking.
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This social satire by Jean-Luc Godard is revolutionary in content and style.
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Satire draws blood, not weepy tears—and certainly not rounds of flattering applause.
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The best satire makes you fear for your safety and perhaps your soul.
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The parts that riff directly off the Victoria Memorial read as biting satire.
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A perfectly fake president could be political chicanery, or high-production-quality satire.
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BoJack is unquantifiable — it's comedy, tragedy, satire, farce, absurdism, realism, magical, and devastating.
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Critical reaction varied, with some calling the film a satire, others a fantasy.
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"It's really tricky now, because satire has kind of become reality," Parker said.
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They've long shared a passion for books, art, nature, satire and rambling conversation.
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It is difficult, at times, to distinguish between mistakes, satire, and deliberate deception.
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To me, that's great satire, because there's an emotion and earnestness to it.
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It's dramatic to the point of satire, and, yet, it's oh so FIFA.
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"Spare us the bank shots; spare us the sarcasm and the satire," Sen.
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We had to think about — this movie is not a satire on monster movies.
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Participate in the ridicule and the satire for the emperor who has no clothes.
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The most striking thing about this piece is that it's barely even a satire!
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Reve combines a pitch-black comedy of manners with swingeing satire and metaphysical despair.
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Elvia Wilk combines satire, dystopia, sci-fi, and millennial ennui all in one book.
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The movie couldn't be mistaken for endorsing hate, but it is not a satire.
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But better yet, Lego Harry Potter would certainly have endless material ripe for satire.
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So is Sausage Fest just plain racist — or is it an irreverent cultural satire?
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" Said a Twitter user, "Making fun of the #heroin epidemic is bad satire #snl.
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Remember the point in this presidential election cycle when real life didn't outpace satire?
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How should satire be treated if it is spreading as if it were fact?
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Satire Valley with Mike Judge (HBO's Silicon Valley) 12:30 PM – 1:40 PM
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"It's really, really fun," adds Tatum of the showbiz satire set in the 1950s.
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If the play's first act is toothless satire, its second is rip-roaring farce.
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It's an engaging satire of Silicon Valley, and it put Peper on my radar.
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Can a story reinforce negative stereotypes even when creators tell the audience it's satire?
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The hyperbole of this isn't funny to me, nor does it read as satire.
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Look at Saturday Night Live and how they're kicking ass with the Trump satire.
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"To me, it's an obvious satire of the typical roles of women," explains ColorOrgy.
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Sometimes [being] politically incorrect is a way to satire things that are politically incorrect.
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The show was at once product, satire, and regurgitation of 20th century pop culture.
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Decker feels like the only political satire that links the Bush era to Trump.
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Netflix has canceled the genius true-crime documentary satire American Vandal after two seasons.
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"It's more than a satire," Ulman said in a recent interview with The Telegraph.
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"Satire can be art but it doesn't have to be," said Judge Andreas Buske.
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But the real satire and insights into human nature come from Gulliver's other voyages.
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Have current events changed how you think about the role of satire in society?
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"This sounds like an article from the Onion," referring to a news satire website.
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They're wholly dedicated to examining beloved tropes through the lens of absurdity and satire.
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Wagner's novels are routinely described as satire, a label Wagner himself has repeatedly rejected.
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There's a bit of the French writer Michel Houellebecq in Mr. Kobek's profane satire.
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You're surrounded by a singularly awful cast of characters; it's that kind of satire.
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He criticized the Generation X writers for making satire without people you cared about.
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Freedumjunkshun's sidesplitting piece of "satire" about Johnson seems to have been deleted, but Snopes.
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She says that she didn't realize the the article written about Palin was satire.
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What challenges does it pose to Reductress when reality and satire begin to converge ?
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"It is a harsh satire in its own right on contemporary civilization," he notes.
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Humorist Tom Lehrer declared satire dead when Henry Kissinger got the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Some people in other cities are also viewing this election as ripe for satire.
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But that only makes the finale of this political satire all the more surprising.
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This might be why Harambe lives on most of all in satire on Change.
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The brilliance of the Trocks's satire is nevertheless its closeness to the original form.
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Silicon Valley, HBO's beloved satire of the tech industry, is coming to an end.
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Despite superficial similarities, it is useful to distinguish kayfabe from the concept of satire.
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Barbs of satire pop up and are washed away on streams of strong emotion.
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"Jojo Rabbit" is being marketed as an "anti-hate satire", but this is misleading.
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" -- while playing Brian's mother in the classic 1979 satire on religion "Life of Brian.
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There was the hilariously grim satire You Are Maggie Thatcher: A Dole Playing Game.
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Between Bernstein's self-confidence and Mr. Spielberg's awkwardness, this material seems ripe for satire.
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We're just trying to make the tightest 21 minutes of artful satire we can.
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American Beauties The 1980s, that otherwise deplorable decade, was a fertile era for satire.
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More often, the satire is subdued to the point that it's hard to perceive.
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"This movie is really fun at its heart and it's a satire," Damon said.
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Ambitious projects, like DNA Friend, a 23andMe satire, were quickly rushed out the door.
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"Portlandia" wraps up its seventh season with Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein's signature satire.
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Is Gilbert and Sullivan's enduringly popular "The Mikado" a droll satire of Victorian England?
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Falchuk is a producer and writer on Ryan Murphy's anticipated high school political satire.
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Comments may superficially sound very violent but actually be satire in protest of violence.
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It's a workplace satire that will make a lot of sense to American readers.
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Luckily, Ms. Rosenfeld is an astute anthropologist whose satire reaches fresh levels of absurdity.
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But at least we'll always have satire — and hopefully we'll always have Chuck Tingle.
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It's the episode that blends a hefty mix of bleak nihilism and social satire.
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The good news is that that post was satire and we're not actually bankrupt.
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An act of dumb-thug brutality for which There is no room for satire.
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The pieces range in tenor from sorrow and nostalgia to outrage and biting satire.
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Some, such as Brandon Katz at the Observer, have argued that "you're an idiot" if you don't appreciate South Park's unflinching satire of contemporary culture—and that the movie's satire of moral panic and media scapegoating is more relevant today than ever.
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Another takeaway could be that there's already way too much "satire" in the world, and that a lot of satire looks a lot like lies these days, so unless you have some important, Swiftian work to do, maybe keep your bullshit to yourself.
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It's yesterday's satire, updated for today, and only interested in its brutality for brutality's sake.
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Saturday Night Live has opened each episode since its October 1 premiere with election satire.
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Omar created Al-Tayer, a social satire show focused on the Saudi environment surrounding him.
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Sometimes satire misses the mark, and that's definitely what happened with UK-based retailer Joy.
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Well, it's a satire of where we are at right now, and a warning, too!
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Catch them, and their always on-point satire, Saturday, January 14 at 4:00 p.m.
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INGRAHAM: I feel very awkward having such a positive -- can we go back to satire?
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Yet the network's buzziest new show was a dark satire about gun violence at schools.
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But I think the satire of going after the ignorant American is easier than ever.
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It is no coincidence that satire is heavily suppressed in Russia, North Korea and China.
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World News Daily Report, the website where the manure hoax originated, labels itself as satire.
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On Sunday, Rashida Jones stars in "Angie Tribeca," a police procedural satire (9 p.m. TBS).
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Similarly, using surrealistic methods, Sadeghi encompasses the allegorical stories and cruel realities with stinging satire.
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It's a sharp sci-fi satire loaded with ridiculous Double Dragon-style 80's sheen.
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The biting satire was directed by first-time filmmaker Boots Riley and stars Lakeith Stanfield.
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Sophia McClennen, author of Colbert's America and co-author of Is Satire Saving Our Nation?
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" Mann had earlier told the Press Enterprise, "That meme is nothing more than political satire.
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As always, the series dances on the line between satire and sermons with merry aplomb.
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Amazon is bringing back cult-favorite superhero satire The Tick for a brand-new series.
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Compared to other countries, America has a long history of legally protected satire and parody.
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Fans of satire, World War II history and Joseph Heller, the wait is finally over!
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But Romero's mark on it, especially his use of fine-tuned satire, cannot be discounted.
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"It is important not to pull your punches in satire," Prowse said in a statement.
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The nun-centric religious satire starring Alison Brie and Aubrey Plaza should open to $61,560.
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This was satire, a tongue in cheek response to a polarized set of fan bases.
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Boehmermann, an impish-looking 35-year-old, is known for pushing the boundaries of satire.
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It's hard to imagine a more wonderfully bizarre romantic… comedy / satire / dystopian fantasy love drama?
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Four more novels followed, the last was a satire of Italian politics published in 203.
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Set to popular music, it's part social commentary, part satire, but all singing and dancing.
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To describe this play as a scathing satire of Trump would be putting it mildly.
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They shared all kinds of enthusiasms, from satire and caricature to high art and literature.
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We caught up with her to ask about the merits of confronting ISIS with satire.
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Good satire allows people to think about something they already know in a different way.
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And yet only in Grand Theft Auto IV does the series' satire feel truly prescient.
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Heinlein meant Stranger in a Stranger Land to be a jape, a satire on religion.
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The sixth and final season of HBO's tech satire "Silicon Valley" premieres on October 27.
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He also said that the movie does not take political sides and is a satire.
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The judges were unanimous in their decision on Mr. Beatty's satire about race in America.
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This time, she joked about the satire that followed when she moderated vice-presidential debates.
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Why do you think the country might find satire like this so appealing right now?
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Two months ago, I did a political satire ["Power Monkeys," shown in Britain] about Brexit.
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Boccaccio's Decameron offers an example of satire on the subject, as does Chaucer's Canterbury Tales.
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Volitich, who hosted the podcast under the name "Tiana Dalichov," claimed it was political satire.
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Regarded as one of the pioneers in alternative comedy, he's known for biting political satire.
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All this creates an environment in which a satire of the city's elite seems inevitable.
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"I think the satire went way over the top," he told The New York Times.
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Defying its title, this frigid satire concerns an unprepossessing antihero with no control at all.
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It's a shocking satire about an orange pig named Trump yelling at an old lady.
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That line between satire and an aestheticized and fun post-apocalypse can get awful thin.
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If there's one thing I've learned from writing this column, it's that satire is overrated.
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"Bikini" is parts mockumentary, satire, dark drama and, in at least one scene, bizarre fantasy.
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Once upon a time, such conversations were the subject of academic satire and science fiction.
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In 23, sociologist Michael Young wrote a dark satire called The Rise of the Meritocracy.
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O'Donovan works for Magamba TV, which describes itself as Zimbabwe's leading producer of political satire.
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She has a large amount of political satire and political speech that's in her channel.
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"But beyond the coy nostalgia and the timid satire is a feeling of bottomless exhaustion."
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He oscillates distractingly among tones and styles, jumping between dark-comic satire and earnest melodrama.
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I had read some Victorian pornography, which I thought was a hoot, ripe for satire.
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Warning: This is an over-the-top satire showcasing outrageous violence, not for tender sensibilities.
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The political satire, based partially on "Nineteen Eighty-Four," could not appeal to mass audiences.
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Maybe there are twelve-year-olds who are ripe for a good psychosexual dystopian satire.
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In short, Black Mirror isn't so much a satire anymore — it's basically a reality show.
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But beyond the coy nostalgia and the timid satire is a feeling of bottomless exhaustion.
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It makes of satire a frozen obelus, as dependent upon divisiveness as the president himself.
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"The Pisces" is part satire, part fairy tale and, sometimes jarringly, part meditation on addiction.
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But a bigger portion is mock-medieval satire, and the show's on firmer ground there.
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But satire and outrage are easier approaches than the tact and empathy Ms. Akhavan deploys.
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In fact, all these tropes find themselves on the receiving end of some cutting satire.
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Whether it was also genius cultural and political satire was hard to know for sure.
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This cartoonish counterterrorism satire is a slapstick circus that can't decide who is slapping whom.
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This feature is media criticism and satire by the veteran journalist and commentator Michael Kinsley.
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Though the Trumps are presented as wealthy, brand-obsessed philistines, the satire isn't too pointed.
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It was satire in flamboyant style, and it was a rousing success with the public.
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The ways it's easiest for me to deal with things is through satire and parody.
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Just like Reddit's policy, it also has exceptions for content created as parody or satire.
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"Torpor" is the most accomplished of the three, a perfectly paced and surprisingly moving satire.
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There is something for nearly every reader: memoir, biography, religious satire, time travel and more.
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The Politician, a satire through and through, will feature a very different sort of assassination.
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Satire is more of a stated objective for Mr. Marsalis and his Uptown Jazz Orchestra.
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What does feel new is Bee's slash-and-burn, slightly gonzo approach to political satire.
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In the same dour cast, colleges are no longer a source of good political satire.
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But, in satire, you sort of imagine the unimaginable — just bite the bullet and go.
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Eisenberg likes to think, and he likes to process the world through humor and satire.
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"So Brave!" is Broadly's new humor column in collaboration with the feminist satire site Reductress.
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Parody, satire, stuff about...I don't want to say current events, but crappy internet things.
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For instance, the line between satire and humour and inappropriate content is sometimes very gray.
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The book is both a depression memoir and a satire of the self-help genre.
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A long, deliberate, slow-burning satire, Graduation is both infuriating and pessimistic, but always intriguing.
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Do you see "Creative Control" more as a satire or a warning of things to come?
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Twain's novel, a satire of romanticized ideas about chivalry, itself shares some DNA with Don Quixote.
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Did Randy hide behind satire and humor or do you think that's where his strength lies?
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The series bounces from futuristic sci-fi to intimate romance to social satire and back again.
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Look, the U.S. Supreme Court said 1988, so famously, that satire and parody is protected speech.
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An established comedian, Meyers is known for his perfectly timed jokes and off-the-cuff satire.
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At times "Utopia" seems less an exemplar of idealism, and more of a satire on it.
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The service sounded like satire and listed employees whose identities couldn't be verified in any way.
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News media will be exempt from the requirement, as will videos made for satire or parody.
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"The Hunt" is a twisted, violent satire that examines everything from woke culture to internet trolls.
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Back then, it was funny to laugh at the speculation about a ridiculous satire coming true.
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There's so much of it that I have to delete many reposts and obvious satire channels.
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THE GLOBAL telecoms boom that reached its zenith almost two decades ago was made for satire.
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This satire is especially angled at those who want to turn the margins into a movement.
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But others continue to spread content that can straddle the line between satire and fake news.
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In its final season, the HBO satire asks the big questions: Can good coexist with greed?
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But it also approaches satire in its ridiculous mining of tropes and its conscious visual excesses.
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And coming off the heels of Avengers: Infinity War, the satire couldn't be more perfectly timed.
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Caustic Western-style satire, in which even a leader's appearance is gag fodder, is still unthinkable.
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The sketch tumbles from a brutal satire about streaming into a full-blown existential crisis. Enjoy!
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Satire was dangerous; Mr Ncube says the government would even blame him for other people's tweets.
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In Steinberg's world, wonderment, humor, melancholy, caricature, isolation, tenderness, and satire are all rolled into one.
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Thirty years ago, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that satire is protected under the First Amendment.
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A user who clicks through will see serious videos, including interviews, alongside the Ocasio-Cortez satire.
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Sacha Baron Cohen surprised with a nomination for his work in controversial satire Who Is America?
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It is inherently an act of satire, something that comes with real targets and real responsibility.
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She did a parody satire video where she interviewed Ocasio-Cortez and this thing is hilarious.
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Presidential campaigns are always juicy fodder for satire, but 2016 has been a comedy writer's dream.
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Martha O'Donovan works for Magamba TV, which describes itself as Zimbabwe's leading producer of political satire.
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Some more narrative racism came with disclaimers that the content was satire or just a joke.
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After a scatological start, South Park found its voice as a satire of the liberal left.
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Yet there are moments of tangible satire, introspection, and pop culture reflectiveness amid the bloody horror.
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Trump was elected president and the nation's appetite for satire only increased as Trump took office.
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Al-Bernameg was Egypt's first political satire show in Arabic made entirely by Egyptians, for Egyptians.
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"Fake news" has been used to describe legitimate reports, hoaxes, conspiracy theories, satire, and reporting errors.
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The Purge's satire is not of a particularly subtle or sharp variety, but it's deeply effective.
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When the novel appeared last year some called it bold satire; others said it was Islamophobic.
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Samantha Bee has a rule when it comes to political satire: Mock a Republican, it's hilarious.
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The duo's third Snapchat movie is better quality than their last; plus, it's full of satire.
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The painting works as satire because it is also partly an intimate and traditional table scene.
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If you pitched what remained as satire, an editor would toss it right back as overdone.
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He has a journalist's eye for detail and a cartoonist's sense of satire (he's been both).
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In Schumacher's academic satire "Dear Committee Members," Jason Fitger was a blocked novelist teaching creative writing.
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This sci-fi satire takes on race, class, and labor themes in a truly unique way.
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"What critics said: "The college campus satire attempts to reconcile two complicated histories, and mostly succeeds.
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Humming alongside the emotional and technical minutiae of his novels is usually a biting social satire.
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Regarded as one of the pioneers in alternative comedy, he's known for his biting political satire.
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Mr. Ellis doesn't feel entirely vindicated by the reappraisal of the novel as a sharp satire.
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Right-wing reporting calls it a death threat, left-wing reporting thinks it's fun political satire.
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It's an unintentionally (or is it?) funny expression that one expects to find in satire. 4.
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Here he utilized a common weapon against overwhelming militarism — satire — to fuse identity politics and patriotism.
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As the TV show Silicon Valley has shown, the tech community there is ripe for satire.
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First, there's the "closed office"—the classic, partitioned cubicle setup immortalized in every office drone satire.
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The ambivalent satire of "Turn It Off" has weakened into a gimmick, a crutch, a dodge.
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The book is a satire of this culture of excess, but Hollywood loves to glorify wealth.
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In Alex McElroy's dark satire, a member of the younger generation finds himself among them. Enjoy.
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But to the extent it is not just satire, it makes unusual demands on its actors.
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Two of the tweets included a disclaimer that they were "satire" but the others did not.
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The juxtaposition is vintage Lee: a blend of satire, realism and in-your-face political commentary.
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The saber had "truth" engraved on one side of the blade and "satire" on the other.
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At its best, satire is cathartic truth telling, processing complex emotions through the lens of comedy.
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For one thing, it leaves open the question of how Twitter will handle parody and satire.
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In satire as in life, there's a difference between laughing with people and laughing at them.
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The mash-up of tones — satire, heartbreak, terror, whimsy — is daring, but it doesn't always work.
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"Me the People" was clumsy in its satire but a lot of fun in its fury.
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Then, in a separate tweet, the campaign said that "to be clear" the tweets were satire.
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"I enjoy satire and I wanted to see what all the fuss was about," she said.
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"It's important not to pull your punches in satire," Mr. Prowse told the British newspaper i.
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Mike: If that's true, let me just say right now that everything I say is satire.
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In its more relaxed first half, "Passengers" allows room for needling satire of the airline industry.
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A great deal funnier, subtler and darker than Orwell's book, Huxley's satire nevertheless has its limitations.
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Meanwhile, Taika Waititi's World War II satire, "Jojo Rabbit," picked up the guild's adapted-screenplay trophy.
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In between is this startlingly prescient 1965 satire directed by Elio Petri and scored by Piccioni.
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Like Facebook, Reddit's new policy protects satire and parody, and users can appeal content moderation decisions.
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Fair enough; the show, created by Chuck Lorre, is generally breezy, and the satire is lighthearted.
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The company won't ban videos "manipulated for the point of parody or satire," the WaPo notes.
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By that time, "Wives" has devolved from enjoyable, slapdash satire into a consciousness-raising pep rally.
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"This collection is a rejection of irony, bad taste, satire, reality TV and kitsch," said Lak.
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Her work has long been a balancing act between satire and farce, between observation and cliché.
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Is there a disclaimer on the site noting that everything on it is satire or fiction?
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"Conservatives are allowed to make satire, too," Shapiro said in his initial statement defending the video.
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That's part of why the heavy satire of the psychoanalytical section felt so earned to me.
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There was only one problem: The New Yorker article, by the comedian Andy Borowitz, was satire.
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Gender, here, seems consequential to him, and black face, or satire more broadly, becomes a technique.
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What is it about this moment of festival E.D.M. that makes it so ripe for satire?
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So he wrote this thoughtful piece about the event and the line between satire and offense.
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It's ultimately more spoof than satire; as Scott notes, its primary mode is revelry and pleasure.
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In other hands, some of this would be played as satire, as in the original movie.
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No, he lacks a sense of satire and even of irony, except in a cosmic sense.
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Child's Play The CHILD'S PLAY reboot is an erudite socio-Marxist satire of American consumerism.Well...no.
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Either the satire is lost in translation, or the headlines themselves aren't meant to be funny.
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But this 2010 British film is a war on terror satire with a lot more teeth.
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I'm a comedian and satire writer, and my rapist — also a comic — wasn't famous and successful.
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And yet in times like these we always hear that satire and subversion are so important.
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The sort of media that Trump voters consumed could be categorized as satire in a sense.
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Friedman: I don't think you can ever say that any major political party is beyond satire.
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People thought #DaddyWillSaveUs was satire; it was, instead, the dismayingly self-serious House of Trump Art.
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And we finally got to realize his dream yesterday as Canadian politics transformed itself into the perfect middle ground between the petty Machiavellian genius of Armando Iannucci's English political satire, The Thick of It, and his more broad and on-the-nose American political satire, Veep.
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He manages this largely with satire — which, according to Valley, is so close to reality as to be questioned as satire by some of his Israeli readership, just as Portlandia might be seen, by those familiar with Portland, as only faintly more hyperbolic than the reality.
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As I have written previously, this sort of two-step satire — portraying a ridiculous idea not to endorse it but rather to mock the people who hold it — is both a long-held theme of Charlie Hebdo's work and a common trope within French satire broadly.
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As a self-proclaimed "anti-hate satire" (or, in Waititi's words, an "anti-fuckface satire") the apparent objects of Jojo Rabbit's scorn are Nazism particularly, and a more generalized culture of zealous hate-mongering that is, in a modern context, productively associated with Nazism and its history.
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It's not a satire of Christ so much as it is a satire on how his followers of the last 2,000 years have turned his message of forgiveness and empathy into one of power and domination, which is as un-Christlike as one can possibly imagine.
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The program notes present the piece as a satire of the French educational system at the time.
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Last year, his satire of Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan caused a political scandal in the country.
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The outgoing Harahan mayor, Tina Miceli, wasn't so amused by the post, regardless of it being satire.
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Criticism, review, news, reporting, research, private study, education, and parody or satire all fall within this category.
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Our show started out as a political satire but it now feels more like a sobering documentary.
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Certainly any of the episodes could work as satire, but they've committed instead to grim alternate realities.
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RELATED: Jordan Peele's 'Get Out' infuses horror with biting social satire But Jackson's observations are nothing new.
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But what's a bit of satire on the bullshit in Silicon Valley without its premier bullshit artist?
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The wide-ranging book takes in letters, speeches, drama, verse, satire and newspaper articles among other formats.
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Many comedians, late night hosts, and TV programs like Saturday Night Live have used satire for decades.
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We love Allie's creative work and look forward to liberals feigning outrage at satire in future videos.
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The show's jaundiced satire offers a mirror to the hypocrisies of big-dollar evangelicalism in America today.
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But why evoke a real, significant social problem in a satire, then refuse to grapple with it?
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The oligarchs were ripe for satire, but so were traffic police, petty bureaucrats, and the Orthodox Church.
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But when Maher failed to make good on his offer, arguing it was satire, Trump sued him.
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No need for satire or Twilight Zone-esque parallels for how technology is could ruin our lives.
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It's unclear if the ad is a satire; the airline did not return a request for comment.
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The trouble with "Who is America?" is not that satire is hard to pull off in 2018.
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The Onion has generally leaned left, but its Israel-based satire hasn't always taken sides so dramatically.
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Tragedy Girls is a weak piece of satire, but it is exactly this weird for 96 minutes.
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That's a common problem with projects that riff heavily on existing formulas in the name of satire.
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While it was intended as satire, I deeply regret that I mimicked the language of my harassers.
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Please stretch to consider another equally diverting novel, "Cold Comfort Farm," Stella Gibbons's gleeful satire from 1932.
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New tech industry satire The Circle seems to be poking at least a little bit at Uber.
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But at least the setup lets Stiller dive back into the first film's broad fashion-industry satire.
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It also paid $60 million for Brad Pitt's war satire "War Machine," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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I think the word "satire" has so many definitions at this point — people think of it differently.
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I think what we want is to make sure we're saying the right things with our satire.
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But it's in the United States where the drama outpaces anything television or political satire can offer.
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She allows a credible love story to peek out through the elaborate trappings of allegory and satire.
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He had heard a rumor that a rival TV station was creating its own political-satire show.
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Shkreli said in a letter to Matsumoto on Tuesday that his Facebook post was meant as satire.
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More successful as art project than satire, the show dares to ask after a definition of blackness.
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Anatomy of a Scene The dark satire "The Lobster" imagines a world where single people are devalued.
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I thought the overall satire of Los Angeles was a really sharp one about showbiz and culture.
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Most satire keeps itself a little aloof, the better to look down its nose at its subject.
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In interviews and online, Lil Dicky defends his musical choices as satire, and they may well be.
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This is topical satire with a shelf life, about American gun culture and the arming of children.
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His book is part satire and part memoir, an insider's "unapologetic" look at the world of finance.
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In Venezuela, the Maduro government counts anti-Chavismo satire as punishable by censorship, cancellation or even jail.
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Through pitch-black satire, 'Chained for Life' examines the treatment of disability on screen and on set.
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He hosts a popular Youtube satire program known for its criticism of the kingdom and its leadership.
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"Songs of the Dragons Flying to Heaven" (19693) was a self-excoriating satire of Asian-American stereotypes.
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Hip Hop Squares could be called a satire of the original Celebrity Squares with an urban twist.
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Toronto. Surely even more infuriating to Trump, she's the only woman hosting a late-night satire show.
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As a powerful tool of social commentary, satire only works if its audiences understand it as such.
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Rather, her goofy, light-hearted touch allows her subversive satire to cross over to a broader audience.
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Ms. Harron recognized the coal-black satire in Mr. Ellis's novel and teased it to the surface.
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This case, however, is a clear example of how Twitter's fast-spreading satire can contribute to misinformation.
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" One of his opponents remembered the primary race as "something between a comic opera and depressing satire.
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La Catrina, the skeleton lady of the Mexican Day of the Dead celebrations, began life as satire.
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The name of the company gives you a sense of the halfhearted satire Mr. Rabe is purveying.
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Can a media brand even exist in the name of satire without seeming 'troll-like' or 'clickbaity'?
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It's a generous kind of satire that gives other people's unconscious fantasies the benefit of the doubt.
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"Loudermilk," a clever new satire of writing programs by Lucy Ives, retells the joke at novel length.
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But for satire to work, it has to be clearly satirical, as it is in the novel.
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He expects to continue his college football satire beyond the regular season, notably for the bowl games.
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Irony, wit, satire, parody … these are essential for democracy to thrive, these are weapons that neuter malice.
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But being twelve is its own psychosexual dystopian satire, and I was not in on the joke.
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His satire was laced with "forsooths,'' "lyres,'' "nobles and peasants,'' "courtiers,'' "verilys" and other Old English touches.
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Olivia Cooke stars in this new British adaptation of William Makepeace Thackeray's 1848 satire of British society.
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Only the evangelical scene, led by Katie Gould's crowd-rousing pastor, comes close to conventional sketch satire.
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He has previously defended the K.K.K. editorial as satire meant to draw attention to corruption in Washington.
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Those might be valid points to make, if, perhaps they existed within the text as recognizable satire.
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The humor still blends low adolescent vulgarity with spy movie satire and sophisticated sci-fi sight gags.
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"This is not satire, it's an insult to an entire nation," Teresa Bellanova, Italy's Agricultural Minister, said.
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From the Netherlands she published a bitter satire, "After Midnight," about Germans adapting to the new regime.
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We are proceeding carefully because there is not always a clear line between hoaxes, satire and opinion.
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JoJo Rabbit looks exactly like the ridiculous Nazi satire you'd expect from Thor Ragnarok director Taika Waititi.
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"It's so funny because my comedy is political and social satire," Winstead, an abortion rights activist, says.
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Comedy Central, which helped to redefine late-night satire with "The Daily Show," its topical 11 p.m.
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But as an unabashed contrarian, he was almost as well known for his attire as his satire.
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Cards Against Humanity bought satire website ClickHole from G/O Media, as first reported by BuzzFeed News.
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But take Austen's satire out of Austen, and you're left with swoony, frothy romances in Regency dresses.
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Brafman suggested that Shkreli was engaging in "political hyperbole" or "satire" in his comments about both women.
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He called the film, which was written and directed by Riley Stearns, "a wobbly sort-of satire."
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Now they are defending "Real Housewives of ISIS," saying that religious fundamentalism is fair game for satire.
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The satire, which depicts elite Americans killing "deplorables" for sport, was shelved after mass shootings last year.
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"The Sweetest Thing" takes a tongue-in-cheek approach to the mall montage with a delightful satire.
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"Lemmings: 21st Century," a satire on modern festival culture, will have a two-night engagement in March.
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The rapid-fire jokes don't all land, the supporting characters can be cartoonish and the satire didactic.
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In his ruling, Toffoli said a satire alone did not threaten the Christian faith, Agencia Brasil reported.
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In this energetic satire, two brothers from Mumbai's slums hope to play for a local cricket team.
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He quickly sounded his own alarm to fellow writers and producers at that Comedy Central news satire.
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Every seat is occupied, and I wander between the stacks: Astronomy, Home Economics, Satire in Kannada Literature.
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As social satire, "The Misanthrope" is by far the more pointed and shrewder of the two plays.
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Satire plays an important role in a healthy democracy and a vital role in an endangered one.
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Although he never returned to front-line English politics, his satire was influential there and in Ireland.
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Unfortunately, there's also a lesser-known ecosystem of "satire" sites that are closer to hoax-filled tabloids.
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But there's something to be said for satire that gleefully cuts through outrage, instead of fuelling it.
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I can't do it; most satire seems to lighten what feels to me like a dire situation.
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It's all evidence of the precariousness of the social contract, tonally flitting between satire and moral outrage.
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Of course, many attempts at subversive satire will fall flat, coming off as more tasteless than witty.
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The subject of attention is everywhere in publishing, spanning genres from self-help to satire to fiction.
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Could it be a comedy-horror film that came out in February and is biting social satire?
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I find absolutely nothing ironic here to report — no satire, no parody, just experimental and delightful energy.
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Ryan reaffirmed her excitement of working on the show, which she said confronts body shaming through satire.
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And this became a 14-year running sort of satire and joke, between me and my pals.
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The Twitter account, which has more than 17,000 followers, described itself as security research, artistry and satire.
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It's a movie that fundamentally misunderstands what satire can do, the function it fills, and the way it works; it's the cinematic equivalent of the guy on Twitter that makes an unnecessarily rancid joke, and then when people get upset at him, angrily tweets about how nobody understands satire.
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Read: Google will not save us from deepfake videos — and Melania Trump is the start Meechan's video, posted in April 2016, raised questions about the line between satire and hate speech in the U.K. Sheriff Derek O'Carroll, who sentenced Meechan, said the video was more sinister than satire.
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"To pretend that this is satire or dark humor seems to me an absurdity," Mr. Fernández Díaz said.
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His road trip through Israel in a Soviet jalopy was, in essence, a satire of an enemy invasion.
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But when the big corporate entity attempts to get in on the satire, it leaves a bad aftertaste.
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CyberSquirrel1 is more than just a satire, though; it's Thomas's attempt to put threats of cyberwar in perspective.
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Bierce was a pioneering writer in many respects, writing important works of satire, science fiction, horror, and journalism.
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The news satire program noted the inauguration of President Donald Trump and decided to do something about it.
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HBO announced Friday that the seventh and final season of the hit political satire will premiere March 31.
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We've collected together nine essentials, from sci-fi touchstones and political satire to anime and a medical sitcom.
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The comedy series race features more familiar faces, with two-time Emmy-winning political satire "Veep" nominated again.
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Watch: In its final season, the HBO satire "Silicon Valley" asks big questions: Can good and greed coexist?
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" The San Francisco-based group is currently touring the country with their political satire show, "Electile Dysfunction 2016.
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It's satire through the lens of sucking and fucking, grown in Amazon's completely bonkers self-published erotica scene.
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The Irish film was praised for its strange but affecting satire of loneliness and societal pressures to couple.
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JF: It seems like they don't understand what satire is, which is not just lies; it's commentary, right?
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The elements of fairy-tale fantasy scattered across "The Explosion Chronicles" help to sweeten a tough-minded satire.
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But he downplayed any effect he and his satire might have on the outcome of the November election.
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And "Je Suis Charlie" looks back at the 2015 terrorist attack on the French satire magazine Charlie Hebdo.
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The Palme d'Or winner, "The Square", a satire on the art world by Ruben Östlund, received mixed reviews.
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It's not biting satire, but it lands a few soft punches along the way to closing the deal.
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And, in a testament to her skill, time has seen much of Zink's satire confirmed by the news.
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Her writing is intoxicating and flummoxing, from a mind that can't stand still between satire and earnest affection.
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It's social satire by way of art-world comedy, and no woke participant is exempt from its barbs.
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Social dynamics: The crew are hardly humanity's best, which helps makes Red Dwarf a biting satire at best.
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So, I know you spoke a little bit before about how comedy is just comedy, it's just satire.
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At first listen, it's easy to write it off as a basic bitch anthem — or even a satire.
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Samantha Bee's "Full Frontal" debuted tonight, bringing a woman onto the roster of hosts of late-night satire.
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Tragedy Girls is supposed to be satire of a subculture of young women trying to get famous online.
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"Our show started out as a political satire but it now feels like a sobering documentary," she said.
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The blog post now has a disclaimer at the top, asserting that it was intended to be satire.
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Plus, what matters most is fans will now get to see the satire we all love so much.
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If anything can help us through the terrifying political warzone that is 2017, it is poignant Facebook satire.
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It's easy to watch the British comedy Loaded and immediately compare it to HBO's biting satire Silicon Valley.
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The LobsterColin Farrell gives one of his best performances in this jet-black satire of love and conformity.
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In conjunction with that, I also want that humorous response to come with a secret nugget of satire.
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"It may sound like satire to talk about a travel agency in a place like Gaza," he said.
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What unfolds, beyond the hectoring about American greed, is a bleakly intelligent satire looking for bleakly intelligent viewers.
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Some of the best satire—some of the best comedy period—has been the videos Vic's put out.
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"Spare us the bank shots; spare us the sarcasm and the satire," he told Senate Finance Chair Sen.
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Hopefully, when this election is all over, we can flush these satire games away — at least until 2019.
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The past decade saw the rise of news satire as a primary, viable source of news and information.
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Instead of bemoaning the Orwellian satire that has become the American news cycle, these kids are doing something.
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After posting satire about weed on their website in 2015, they were again accused of being inherently unscientific.
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Whether satire is 'devastating' or not, whether the powerful can survive it or not, perhaps isn't the point.
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It's a chilling satire on the current method politics and celebrity, and one that feels all too plausible.
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It's been maintained for decades that the racial stereotypes blatant throughout the video were always intended as satire.
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At the time, we were supposed to read Amy's fantasies of a better, more sparkly world as satire.
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The show targets a young audience, but often comes across like an involuntary satire of contemporary entitled children.
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Otherwise, satire can often cultivate the very thing it seeks to examine critically, such as bigotry and racism.
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HBO's John Oliver earlier this year published a satire book portraying Vice President Pence's family rabbit as gay.
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My sense was that the vast majority of support was from people who knew that it was satire.
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Starring Peter Bogdanovich, John Huston, Bob Random, and Oja Kodar, the satire of Hollywood will premiere — where else?
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Ingrid Goes West is on-the-nose satire to Sudjic's literary thriller, but the skeleton is the same.
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Promoting Larry Gelbart's political-scandal satire "Mastergate" in 1989, he sent out a news release that was shredded.
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And, as always, the comic — Helprin's heavy-handed satire of Americans — shows itself the enemy of the lyric.
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A satire, it revolves around two precocious 291-year-old girls who become obsessed with a classical pianist.
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Abreu's statement might be an elaborate satire, but it does expose some divisions in the opposition to Bolsonaro.
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As a story of self-empowerment and a satire of self-care, it's not especially wise and new.
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It's very funny if you read it as satire and not as a snapshot of my mother's childhood.
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For instance, take the 1727 Swiftian satire A Voyage to Cacklogallinia, written under the pseudonym Captain Samuel Brunt.
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Of course, it's much more than a horror movie — it's also a trenchant satire of America's racial dynamics.
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Major Behavior's effectiveness as satire is limited, though, because Diplo doesn't take himself too seriously to begin with.
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The original satire of the Griffin stunt — in good taste or bad, effective or not — is stripped away.
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She doesn't pull her punches, but her jabs are calibrated with a perfect balance of rage and satire.
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I still can't figure out if that's accidental or deliberate and an attempt at officially sanctioned political satire.
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They still retain the artist's eye for satire, though, along with his ability for profundity, albeit slightly peculiar.
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Barring a few clunking instances of cartoonish satire, Ms. Bonney's production is as harrowing as it is witty.
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" In "Bamboozled," his 2000 satire, he tackled both "The Birth of a Nation" and "Gone With the Wind.
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Of course, theater artists have long been treasured as juicy quarry for satire, with or without the politics.
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For example, there was the Christian satire site that objected to its article being labeled fiction by Snopes.
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"Disenchantment," a medieval fantasy satire, is completely different from what Mr. Groening has done before, our reviewer writes.
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Noura al-Moteari later described the tweet as "satire" to The Associated Press after it gained widespread attention.
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A Facebook spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider that the Zuckerberg deepfake falls within the policy&aposs satire category.
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It's not a blanket ban on deepfakes either, though — with some big carve outs for "parody or satire".
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Because Franz is manifestly an idiot, any even moderately smart person could only take the show as satire.
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Shifting from whimsical comedy to light satire to lumpy allegory, it quickly strips its gears and stops cold.
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And in limited release, Taika Waititi's Nazi satire "Jojo Rabbit" opened in five theaters with a strong $350,000.
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Unlike Demna Gvasalia, who is making luxury out of satire (or vice versa), Mr. Michele is the joke.
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Another best-picture nominee, writer-director Taika Waititi's anti-Nazi satire "Jojo Rabbit," took the adapted screenplay prize.
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The policy will not extend to those videos, or to parody or satire, said the executive, Monika Bickert.
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Especially because Waititi's plot depicts the ways that satire can pierce through ideology and change an audience's outlook.
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A satire of quests for fame and fortune, the piece seems in this staging more modern than ever.
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Taibbi and Ames insist that the book is fiction, intended as a satire of American expatriates in Russia.
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If "The Gentlemen" is a satire, to some degree, of social climbing, it isn't a particularly biting one.
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And of all criticism, satire — with its single ambition of ridiculing vanity and delusion — is the most potent.
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Until this point, Bong Joon-ho's Parasite is a witty satire about the have-nots robbing the haves.
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For each woman in Lee's social satire, the implications of motherhood are nearly as bewildering as living abroad.
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Though she teeters on the edge of satire, she lands instead (like Pym or Evelyn Waugh) on poignancy.
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In a sane world, the satire made by comedians Brad Evans and Nick Ciarelli would never fool anyone.
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"Exaggerations, distortion and alienation are characteristics of the genre of satire and caricature," prosecutors said in a statement.
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What's the use of satire, or straight-out ridicule, if your target can't even be bothered to care?
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"Veep" might have outlived its time, to the extent reality has seemingly eclipsed its jaundiced form of satire.
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In its pages she seems jollier than her dance reputation suggests, but with a talent for mordant satire.
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By removing the Nancy Pelosi video, Facebook wouldn't just be defining where satire becomes misinformation in that situation.
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His HBO show Veep, arguably the funniest thing on TV, is a relentlessly cynical satire of Washington insiders.
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Riley has something sincere to say, and it's not that men are bad, because that's not real satire.
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I think that there are other advice givers who followed him who followed on the line of satire.
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More superhero stories give the show more potential fans — and supply its writers with plenty of material to satire.
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Ostensibly, the show is a crafty satire of Hollywood in which humans and anthropomorphic animals coexist for reasons unexplained.
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Peter Yang/TBS If the month before a presidential election is a time ripe for anything, it's political satire.
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The last night host has always done a Bachelor satire on his show, but it's usually a true joke.
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In the Loop, directed by longtime Veep head honcho Armando Iannucci, is perfect political satire for election weary voters.
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Zimdars' now-famous list covers both kinds, as well as satire and sites that capitalize on clickbait-type headlines.
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For years, Horner wrote intentional fake news under the guise of satire using various pseudonyms and on different websites.
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While it is satire of the highest order, that makes it too easy to mistake for the real thing.
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You're juggling a lot of genre conventions here — horror movies, comedy, social satire — but the film always feels cohesive.
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But for the most part, what it shows us is how far below regular satire this presidency has sunk.
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The poem had to be evaluated as part of a whole performance exploring what satire is allowed, he said.
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One was Polidori's "The Vampyre", originally intended as a queasy satire on Byron and the bloodsucking nature of celebrity.
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Each regime upheld an absolutist conception of power that left little room for public dissent, least of all satire.
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She has just finished a satire on Little England, featuring characters with names like "Patricia Smallmind" and "Gary Numb".
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If I didn't know better, I'd think this is some artistic satire about humanity's collective ability to buy anything.
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Granted, not all those women employees have to be engineers, but Silicon Valley isn't just a satire on developers.
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For good and for bad, Sacha Baron Cohen's hidden camera satire show was a revolutionary take on political comedy.
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That distinction matters to Facebook, which protects satire while demoting (but not deleting) "false news" in the News Feed.
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Now its fourth installment, Randall Munroe's XKCD Phone series is superb satire on the ludicrous world of smartphone rumors.
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Pounded by the Pound and its kin are probably not the political satire-cum-legitimate masturbatory aids we wanted.
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What we have here is white-on-white satire—the white connoisseur gently mocking his trendy fellow white diners.
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In a letter from the editor, Folta explains the choice to direct their satire toward Ryan, instead of Trump.
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Some people were thinking that I was making this a [monster movie] satire—an ironic approach to those films.
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"The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show" dished out satire and humor that was appreciated by adults as well as kids.
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"The humorlessness and the lack of appreciation for irony and satire on the left is on full display here."
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There are podcasts that use satire to discuss cults and another that re-conceives Harry Potter as religious text.
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Like its other recent foray into movies, "War Machine," it's an ungainly mix of real-world issues with satire.
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But in July 2013, the military overthrew one of the main targets of Youssef's satire, Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy.
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The video is clearly supposed to be a joke – but satire doesn't make statements any less homophobic and sexist.
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After the court appearance, Cenedella told Hyperallergic that his lawsuit has been widely misinterpreted as a work of satire.
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As everyone consumes gallons of clickbait from sites like Buzzfeed, another form of satire now has room to grow.
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Even a satire needs some sort of connective tissue, but there's no real narrative spine here, just soft cartilage.
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This is his Achilles' heel … Participate in the ridicule and the satire for the emperor who has no clothes.
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It seems like we're in a cycle now where we don't want that from our humor or our satire.
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But then, as Ponsoldt is quick to point out, technology was never the real target of The Circle's satire.
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Specifically, it tells a weird, self-justifying story that offers a peak behind the curtain of unfunny viral satire.
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"Government has absolutely no problem with political satire," Zimbabwe's Minister of Information, Monica Mutsvangwa, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Bee, the host and executive producer of the weekly political satire show "Full Frontal," came in at No. 28503.
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King rejected any suggestion that the proposal would lead to censorship or a crackdown on satire or partisan news.
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Comrade Detective works as a satire of the American exceptionalism and jingoism promoted in those Hollywood blockbusters you mentioned.
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Though the premise of "Embedded" is promising, the opera hovers uncertainly between satire, unabashed melodrama and hyped-up terror.
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In 2009, Voice of America produced "Parazit," a "Daily Show"-style political-satire program that criticized the Iranian government.
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Despite spending a week with a political-satire show, this was the first I had heard of the elections.
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Taking satire to social media rather than television screens means that the makers can get direct feedback from viewers.
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To ensure that the law does not infringe upon free speech rights, it incorporates exemptions for satire and parody.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — WE are in one of those rare unharmonic convergences when reality is more absurd than satire.
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The latest victim of his shouty satire is Wolf of Wall Street scene stealer and Aussie queen Margot Robbie.
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Its general tenor will be one of gaiety, wit, and satire, but it will be more than a jester.
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Parodies of his oeuvre are flourishing, a sign that Brazilian satire is keeping pace with the country's political upheaval.
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The absurdity of Silicon Valley necessitates a healthy dose of skepticism, and easily makes it a target of satire.
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"A high-level executive reportedly said the project was considered a satire "addressing an issue of great social importance.
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In the Book Review, Kevin Young wrote about the novel in the context of the history of black satire.
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The show is a satire, but the tycoons it spoofs imagine that they are the heroes of a drama.
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"Downsizing" turns, first, into a regulation social satire, making easy, if queasy, fun of our taste for sunlit success.
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The sketch was truly McCarthy and "SNL" at their best and served up hilarious political satire at Spicer's expense.
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This isn't the first time that Boehmermann, 35, has landed in hot water for pushing the boundaries with satire.
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Satire or not, a poem is a primary source document with an agenda, and we must read with care.
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But Banks says what Palin didn't realize was that Banks' recommendation that she fellate several men was also satire.
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Nonetheless, for many, there has been a certain comfort in seeing their outrage represented in the site's biting satire.
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Heathers riffs on gun violence, mental health, teen suicide, self-harm, bullying, and eating disorders with sledgehammer-like satire.
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And what about stories like Borowitz's satire — should the story be called out as false, or merely a joke?
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The political satire is about a Long Island pharmaceutical salesman who gets seduced by a receptionist during his travels.
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Giving satire a shot in the arm While Trump made Americans more serious, he also made comedians much funnier.
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Joseph Kahn's "Bodied," a rap battle satire featuring a surprisingly talented scrawny white protagonist, took the midnight madness award.
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He's lost 21 percent of his audience as viewers flock to Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel for political satire.
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In practice, it's basically Josie and the Pussycats' satire of product placement and subliminal corporate messaging come to life.
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The satire is largely aimed at the kind of pieties about inclusion that are espoused by woke white liberals.
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Over time, the show gradually leaned more into its role as the clown prince of no-sides-taken satire.
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When someone calls them out for spreading false information, they hide behind claims that the whole thing was satire.
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This collection is as multifaceted as any of his others, but two modes dominate: gentle satire and plangent elegy.
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The Mike Judge satire cost $4 million to produce and only generated half a million in worldwide ticket sales.
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The name of his satire-heavy cable show was evidently too good a double entendre for O'Brien to ignore.
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Anne also aims her satire at the limited food options in the Annex, offering sardonic menus and diet tips.
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She is the author of Victor in the Rubble, a satire about the CIA and the war on terror.
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Taibbi has since posted two apologies on Facebook, saying that such passages in the book were intended as satire.
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The subject of attention is everywhere in publishing these days, spanning genres from self-help to satire to fiction.
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What happens when satire begins to seem like a statement of impotence, when it loses its power to shame?
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SVT's program director, Jan Helin, said the network would not apologize for the satire, the network's news division reported.
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LONDON — There have been exhibitions of protest art and satire, but the British Museum's "I object," running through Jan.
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Yet when the list of "Institutes of Eminence" was announced recently, it was met with disbelief and biting satire.
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You can sense both sides being reined in, especially the satire, which can't go for broke in this context.
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The video's creators, a pair of artists, described the work as satire so such stuff should survive the ban.
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But this is neither a simple satire of privilege nor a mock-provocative comedy of diversity and its discontents.
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How can a satire possibly be more farcical or bizarre or outrageous than the president's own words and actions?
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For those who are inclined to follow bigotry, maybe satire can expose the ridiculousness of what it's all about.
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Tim Heidecker plays a bumbling candidate for district attorney in this satire with inspired moments but not much momentum.
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Tim Heidecker plays a bumbling candidate for district attorney in this satire with inspired moments but not much momentum.
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"The audience is smart enough to know that what they're seeing is a satire and it's preposterous," Blum added.
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You might think the "joke" is obvious but a lot of people on the internet won't know it's satire.
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But the script never makes Miranda a figure you respect for her struggles, nor an object of pointed satire.
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Reid, a black woman who got her MFA from the Iowa Writers' Workshop, is writing smart, accomplished satire here.
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But it is about using satire to point out the various ways in which our elected officials can — legally!
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If the prospect of nuclear war chills your bones, you may want to skip this dark Cold War satire.
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But it also highlights such a real problem that, at times, it almost doesn't feel like satire at all.
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John Oliver's satire book about Vice President Pence's family rabbit has sold out, the late night host said Tuesday.
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"The Antipodes" is also deeply funny, but it's naturally funny, and if it's a satire, it's an organic one.
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Competing rulings this week were the latest flash point in a controversy ignited by a satire released before Christmas.
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The conduct of one will be venerated and emulated, the other detested as a satire upon soldiership and honor.
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The origins of the petition are murky, and some websites have questioned whether it is satire or a hoax.
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A foundational work for comics fans, "Watchmen" is a lurid, freewheeling satire, interrogating the American worship of violent superheroes.
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Perhaps the book isn't satire, really; even in its most over-the-top moments it is telling it straight.
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"It was read as a satire, no different from 'The Joker' or other movies that are violent," he said.
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He has a good eye for satire and a twitchy ear for dialogue that yanks several threads at once.
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The post had over 2 million views as of press time and still has not been marked as satire.
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It almost feels like satire is the only way to tell that kind of story today, about masculinity. Yeah.
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The provocative exhibition pushes viewers to question the staid notion of Minnesota identity through satire, humor, outrage, and beauty.
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" When asked if the sculpture was meant to ridicule the First Lady, Downey said: "It's not deliberately a satire.
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"Nerds," a musical satire about the rivalry between the tech pioneers Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, is coming to Broadway.
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The tepid satire is undercut by cameo appearances by fashion giants like Valentino, Marc Jacobs, Anna Wintour and Tommy Hilfiger.
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Like fake news, jokes and satire are markers of identity -- funny to insiders, and often incomprehensible or offensive to outsiders.
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Last month, HBO announced that the seventh and final season of the hit political satire will premiere on March 31.
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It's being called "zombie satire" because Barrymore's character, real estate agent and mom Sheila, has a penchant for eating flesh.
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While it does not appear to present an overarching thesis for the viewer, an underlying theme is satire through anthropomorphism.
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The episodes that preceded the finale embodied the same spirit—a farcical and surrealist satire bounded by Southern, downtempo cool.
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I was curious, too, on your thoughts about satire today, in this political climate, in the United States and beyond.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Spicer reverts to Trump's lack of humor toward unflattering satire, just to stick to script.
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It was a farcical satire of the Soviet Union, and wasn't published until 1966—even then, it was heavily censored.
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Mancini described the film as "a dark satire about how marketing affects children," inspired by his father's career in marketing.
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But these particular movies — frank, caustically funny, heartbreaking — don't feature the stock characters of your standard teen comedy or satire.
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The South Korean social satire Parasite made history by becoming the first non-English language film to win best picture.
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This has led to a strangely poignant overlap between real military press releases and the brutal satire of The Onion.
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A spokesperson for de Blasio responded to the flap by noting the skit was satire and not meant to offend.
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Most critics have talked about Velvet Buzzsaw as simultaneously a satire on the art world and a predictable horror film.
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But AR is also a clear path toward the type of dysfunction Shteyngart so eloquently illustrated in his biting satire.
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Following news of Olsen's arrest this week, many of these accounts labeled themselves "satire" and shared memes about the FBI.
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The Babylon Bee, a Christian satire site with half a million followers on Facebook, has accused fact-checking site Snopes.
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"I think satire is a hard sell, especially for people who want to make money off of it," Bolton said.
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One concern is that satire and headlines that parody well-worn clickbait cliches might get caught up in this trawl.
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STX Entertainment's convoluted pharmaceutical satire Gringo opened with $2.7 million in 2,404 theaters, and grossed just shy of $5 million.
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"Vorstadtweiber", ("Suburb Wives"), delights German-speaking television audiences with its satire on life in Döbling, a wealthy outskirt of Vienna.
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Aside from a "Christmas 20whatever" tag, there aren't markers warning the reader that the studies might contain irony or satire.
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Ms. Silverman's play is satire, but only to a degree: She is after the more resonant stuff of dreams here.
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Yet its mix of slapstick silliness and gentle satire has given it a successful afterlife on DVD and streaming services.
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Some stand-up comedians have said they avoid college campuses, fearing that satire won't go over in a "PC" environment.
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" The country's Democratic Party chair, Howard Katz, also spoke to the Press Enterprise, saying the tweet "is not political satire.
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With an eye for satire, Ugandans have parodied the parliamentary brawl online, or made calendars portraying MPs as action heroes.
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Full Frontal with Samantha Bee is a such great show, and it has a refreshingly feminist take on political satire.
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My Sister, The Serial Killer is a wholly original novel where satire and serial killers brush up against each other.
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This sounds like interesting satire, but the tone of the show is awfully hard to pin down from the performances.
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