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• Late afternoon means charades or a word game or Trivial Pursuit.
• Sales of compact cars, such as the Charade, declined.
• Two years later, Symington was still carrying on the charade.
• I no longer can participate in this charade . . ..
• Deborah Sampson's heroic charade stands as a notable example.
• This is the end, I fear, of the charade.
• It is almost funny, this charade, but not hugely.
• All the participants have their own reasons for maintaining the charade.
• The rest of the world is catching on to the charade.
• "The charade is over, " he wrote.
• He's now on a mission of charade ."
• It comes over like a charade, like watching paint dry.
• "charade " and " idiotic ."
• In ` Charade,'the French commissioner is very cliched.
• But inspectors and workers alike called the safety program a charade.
• The prime-time speakers would have wound up doing charades.
• The idea of calling inspectors in to negotiate is a charade,
• The charade breaks down and actors begin to confess the ruse.
• Realizing her charade at Princeton is over, Maggie runs away.
• That's the whole point of going through this charade.