One can't help noticing that when Mr Obama mocks himself, he mocks himself for being super-human.

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This, though, wasn't mere plain speaking from a man who loves to be loathed by those he mocks as "the liberati".

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While he mocks and exaggerates and creates a dense, tough double-layered persona who takes more time to sift through than most people allow, small truths are the starting point that he twists in order to tell a bigger truth.

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Linklater says he writes without always knowing where the work is taking him, which he instantly mocks.

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Mr Romney mocks the suggestion that he is gunning for a trade war (let alone a conventional one).

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Though Delepine often mocks the "troika of interests" that tried to run Global One, he's crafty about forging partnerships of his own.

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He's a creature of habitual poses -- lips pursed in a smile that mocks mirth, eyes narrowed by a need to dominate, and, beneath it all, motives as opaque as the squid ink he requires for his drawings.

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The scene mocks Thatcher's Cabinet colleagues as being weak and ineffectual, and while Law admits he was worried about glorifying Thatcher, he said he tried to be fair to both sides.

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