The veneer of middle-class respectability is laid bare for the cheating, backstabbing and adulterous world it really is in Leslie Darbon's play. |
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Even by his own histrionic standards, O'Neill's reaction to the match-winning penalty in Lyon on Wednesday night laid bare his soul. |
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This event truly has laid bare, unlike any other, the awful contradictions and hypocrisies of American society. |
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It has laid bare the truths that equity without excellence is an empty achievement, quantity without quality an unkept promise. |
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The report laid bare the details of the corruption and illegalities committed. |
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This week the omnishambles that is this country's police reform was laid bare. |
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Here, the true nature of the geology of the Chiricahuas is laid bare for visitors to observe and ponder. |
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But this was the year when the race nearly came off the rails, as the mirky world of doping in professional cycling was laid bare for all to see. |
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They said they hoped to make the specialist worker's appointment a permanent one after the scale of the problem was laid bare by police figures. |
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Check out the back pages of any glossy magazine and the dream is laid bare. |
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The troll flung these in every direction until the present was laid bare before him. |
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Antoine's immaturity is laid bare, but in a surprisingly nuanced and empathetic manner. |
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In this fashion, the whole of our belief system and our culture is laid bare and destroyed. |
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The carnage of a motorcycle crash will be laid bare before bikers when they are given the chance to see the gruesome results. |
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And the incident has laid bare the woeful lack of facilities in Scotland for the proper treatment of offenders with mental disorders. |
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They have laid bare wrong approaches, mentalities and attitudes, and principles which had been forgotten or obscured. |
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The shortcomings in the Spanish economy, adjustments to which were too long delayed, have been laid bare. |
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What remains after such a 'shattering' are the resonances of fragility: tremulousness, and a heart laid bare. |
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The audience that afternoon was mostly too young to have any memory of that era, but listened appreciatively as Mr Yang laid bare its horrors. |
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His efforts to burn his aircraft failed, and the secrets of Saulnier's interrupter gear were laid bare. |
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The tragic experiences of the twentieth century have laid bare the inhumanity which follows from the suppression of truth and human dignity. |
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A variety of grammar and usage questions are examined, and some high-profile errors laid bare. |
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A year and a half ago we were all treated to triumphal proclamations that the human genome had been sequenced and the secrets of life laid bare. |
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To extract the cellulose from the wood chips, the natural binder lignin must be removed and the cellulose fibres laid bare. |
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A switching command can be triggered when the probe is covered or laid bare. |
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The crisis laid bare important deficiencies such as the woefully inadequate disclosure on securitized products. |
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It could be said that the current crisis has laid bare the vulnerability of this group in the population of Burundi. |
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Towards the end, deception, fraud and plagiarism are laid bare. |
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There are layers of nerve and sinew and flesh that beg to be dissected and laid bare, not because such scrutiny improves the story but because it helps advance the cause of truth. |
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On the new timescale, the truth about the truth is laid bare. |
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Dealing with gay life in Parisian society as no work before or since has ever done, A la Recherche laid bare a world in which sexual fluidity ruled supreme. |
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Addiction specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky laid bare the worst of addiction on his shows Celebrity Rehab and its spinoff, Sober House. |
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The sinister, murky world of espionage is laid bare in this revised and updated edition of Philip Knightley's powerful book about spies and spying in the 20th century. |
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Amidst the death and destruction, there was laid bare the utter senselessness of trying to solve the political problems of Northern Ireland by violence. |
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The Richat Structure of the Sahara is considered a dome that has been laid bare by erosion. |
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Here, unfortunately, its ordinariness is laid bare. |
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Here is Wiseau laid bare, sometimes literally. |
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Watching her being flawlessly lampooned – her hypocrisy and pomposity laid bare with a clarity that only comedy can achieve – felt like a gossamer lifeline of hope and sanity to which we could all cling. |
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Here is Davis's sick mind laid bare, and her dark humour given free rein. |
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Over glasses of water in a Philippine cafe in a Doha suburba populated by migrant workers, the women laid bare their wretched six-month odyssey, which has left them on the brink of despair and repatriation. |
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The experience of all the colonial countries has vindicated this theory and laid bare the manifest inner contradictions which continually unsettle the present state of the colonial revolution against imperialism. |
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And yes, unlike Romney, Lew laid bare his financials in graphic detail. |
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Buried in thousands of pages of court documents, I found wiretap transcripts and FBI surveillance logs and testimonies in which the details of insidious global conspiracies had been laid bare. |
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It would be puerile to confuse the truth with a thing simply laid bare. |
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Beginning three weeks before he died and finishing more than two years later, I crafted an abstracted composite portrait that I felt captured essential aspects of him, or at least laid bare the necessary questions. |
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Cook's lack of faith in the spinners was laid bare. |
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First, a substantive legislative need would be revealed: the need to reform the enactment at the root of the conflict, its flaws having been laid bare by the litigation. |
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I want to commend our leader of the official opposition for an extraordinary speech in which he has laid bare for Canadians the actual conduct of the new minority government. |
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Canadians see the Conservative Party laid bare in its desperate quest to cling to power, so desperate that it has resorted to secretly taping the meetings of other parties. |
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After what felt like the longest soundcheck in the world, Tom Odell laid bare his talents and had the Glasgow audience begging for more. |
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