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The management replies: “” Almost All Decline is Relative.
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That excruciatingly embarrassing group picture of the 1987 Bullingdon Club (Evelyn Waugh called it the "Bollinger" in Decline And Fall) featuring David, Boris et al, striking silly poses, is essentially a picture of tragic middle-class wish-fulfilment.
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That excruciatingly embarrassing group picture of the 1987 Bullingdon Club (Evelyn Waugh called it the "Bollinger" in Decline And Fall) featuring David, Boris et al, striking silly poses, is essentially a picture of tragic middle-class wish-fulfilment.
Archive 2008-09-01 2008
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Having already recalled Paul Pennyfeather, in Decline and Fall, tyrannized by the cranky and solipsistic Dr. Fagan, he now puts me very much in mind of Bertie Wooster when confronted by the simpering Madeleine Bassett.
The Man of Feeling 2002
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Having already recalled Paul Pennyfeather, in Decline and Fall, tyrannized by the cranky and solipsistic Dr. Fagan, he now puts me very much in mind of Bertie Wooster when confronted by the simpering Madeleine Bassett.
The Man of Feeling 2002
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Tech Blogs in Decline: A Daily Roundup: The Drama 2.0 Show
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Dating Sites in Decline at The Gong Show by Andrew Parker Says:
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Decline is not only possible — it’s inevitable, and imminent, to the extent we don’t reorganize our society along ecologically rational lines.
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Sometimes it is also referred to as the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
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The subtitle is revealing: A Study of Music in Decline.
We can't all, and some of us don't Matthew Guerrieri 2007
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