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Gresham's Law ("bad money drives out good money") has been widely applied to matters of culture and taste--for instance, in explanations of why television is awash in vulgar programming.
The result: a journalistic Gresham's law, whereby hard news is driven out by the sheer volume of fluff and clichés.
There are many other city casinos: the Las Vegas in the Atrium Hyatt; the Gresham in the Gresham Building, Roosevelt tér; the Schönbrun casino ship by the Chain Bridge; the Orfeum in the Hotel Béke; the Vigadó on Vigadó utca; and the Várkert on the Buda embankment at the southern tip of Castle Hill.
The 16th-century financier Thomas Gresham was talking about money, not language.
The article began by stating there is a Gresham's Law of Language in which bad words drive out good.