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(The wall commentary at Costume Institute, which was overseen by fashion historian Richard Martin until his death last month, has not always been this insipid.
Conversely, who remembers the bass clef lines and spaces (with, respectively, the insipid “ G reat B ig D ogs F ight A nimals” and “ A ll C ars E at G as” )? The treble clef lines are only a bit more memorable (“ E very G ood B oy D oes F ine” or “ E very G rizzly B ear D igs F igs” ); its spaces' notes, at least, crisply spell face . Who knows how many musical aspirations have been dashed against the bass clef, for want of adequate mnemonics?
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Much of the writing about Hitler falls into the category of "Hitlerology," a form of insipid voyeurism similar to that surrounding Kennedy or, perhaps closer to the point, Jack the Ripper.
Odd man out: Stephen Hunter of the Washington Post , so unfazed by the subject matter as to call the film "insipid" and "mild."
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