They play fast and loose with genre conventions, placing them in knowing quotes, jostling them against each other to jar loose new meanings.
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The problem is that Clinton plays fast and loose with The Rules of Golf, which, to serious golfers, are as sacred as the Torah.
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His Foltrigg is arrogant, vain, slicker than eel snot and, while he's willing to play fast and loose with Mark's safety, not uniformly villainous.
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Traditionally speaking, it was perfect fodder for the " tabloids, " which revel in fantastic scenarios that play fast and loose with the truth.
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Since Martin was known on occasion to play fast and loose with veracity, the bat may or may not have been sold by him.
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It has been noted that, " although the plot plays fast and loose with history, the opera carries its own brand of dramatic conviction ".
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For that reason, Republicans argue, Gore's performance that day can only bolster their contention that he, like President Clinton, plays fast and loose with the truth.
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Tuesday morning, defense attorney Richard Hector called Plante a " prison snitch " and a liar who " plays fast and loose with our intelligence ."
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Here is the trick in the political prognostication dodge : Take what you know to be true and then play fast and loose with the possible.
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It is one thing for Finneran to play fast and loose with the truth in a legislative chamber that appears incapable of calling him to account.
