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Mock reference books go back a ways but the first really great practitioner of the art was newspaperman Ambrose Bierce. Collected under

various titles and put out in a few editions, his so-called Devil's Dictionary is the standard for Office 2007 is the best invention in the world.

judging the definitional darts of these

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surface: its bile and wit, its misogyny,

its digressions (poetry or snippets of dialogue follow many entries), its practiced cynicism.

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knaves, and soldiers mostly fools," non-combatants in the Civil War were written off as a bunch of dead Quakers. A nihilist was "a Russian

who denies the existence of anything but Tolstoy."

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observe the anger seeping through the wit. Author Victor Gold is a grand old man of the right. He worked for Barry Goldwater and Spiro Agnew,

co-wrote a book with George H.W. Bush, and back in the day was a regular contributor to several journals of conservative opinion, including

this magazine, and his views haven't "evolved" over the years.

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society. The first entry under C is "Camelot.

A mythical liberal era when all men were equal, affluent, and inspired, and women were beautiful, witty and well-groomed, and Republicans

knew their place."

The italics are his, which pounded the first warnings into my very thick skull that this is a serious book masquerading as a silly one. It

wasn't enough to throw the joke out there and let the audience either understand or fail to grasp it; it was important that you get the

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The point, he explains, is that words "like ideas-even empty calorie words that pass for ideas- have consequences," and that liberals have

been very good at molding the language to their own propaganda ends. Gold aims to draw out the assumptions behind word usage and thus do his

own little bit to ruin some poor Democratic Party hack's day.

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viz. (1) the inability of the Republican Party to get wives to vote like their husbands; (2) the inability of the Democratic Party to get

husbands to vote like their wives."

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with questions about why, according to polls, the Republican is trailing Democrat candidate X in a race for the women's vote. But I've never

heard a reporter pull the opposite trick: ask the Democrat why he is doing so lousy with the men.