There had always been mountebanks and charlatans operating in the public squares, but they now dominated the marketplace. |
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Additional evidence indicates that it was a term used among medical mountebanks in Tudor times. |
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It has become the profession of public office seekers, title hunters, social pushers, dollar diddlers, mountebanks and cads. |
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The artistic milieu of late-nineteenth century France is the world in which he moves, surrounded by artists, aristocrats, mountebanks and tarts. |
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There is a longstanding transatlantic trade in tactics and policy ideas, and in consultants, pollsters and other political mountebanks. |
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They're nothing but a pack of social scientists, marketers, and mountebanks who don't even look at the game but analyze the arena for logo penetration and recognition. |
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Style and elegance are no longer twin fortes of virus-writing mountebanks. |
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Both satirize contemporary philistines and intellectual mountebanks. |
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Those magical mushrooms A three-way world CARICATURE CONTEST Monarchs and mountebanks Poetic injustice Expelled from Eden ReprintsIt is time for a rethink from first premises. |
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Hucksterings and barterings, and all the rest, they will cheerfully leave to the mountebanks and jugglers to whom they appropriately belong. |
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Though he was aware of the stratagems mountebanks used to hoodwink the gullible, Crookes was unable to retain a healthy scepticism and indeed became infatuated with Florence Cook, a teenage medium. |
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Mountebanks like him can suck them dry of their last earnings by promising them a little nest in the heavens. |
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Pizzorno focuses on the Antimasque of Mountebanks, in which Paradox appears on stage as a character. |
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Gilbert next wrote The Mountebanks with Alfred Cellier and the flop Haste to the Wedding with George Grossmith, and Sullivan wrote Haddon Hall with Sydney Grundy. |
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