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Perhaps better than any other show in history, "Great Comet" functions as a satire of the trope of turning weighty Russian fiction into musicals.

The British class system is criticized in Genesis' Selling England by the Pound, Gentle Giant's Three Friends and Jethro Tull's Thick as a Brick, which also functions as a satire of the concept album.

"The book was as much a satire of the Bush administration as it was of American Girl.

As a satire of British public life, The Thick of It, is widely admired.

The episode serves primarily as a satire of pop culture criticism.

Read generously, the narrative might be seen as a satire of contemporary materialism and spirituality.

Blacks on the plantation had developed it as a satire of their White masters.

Was the article intended as serious analysis or as a satire of today's values?

The site has been read as support — and as a satire of crush-blind Obama supporters.

Judgment Day starts out as a satire of parochial lives.

Prior to producing his first Brushstroke work, Lichtenstein spun his upcoming work as a satire of Abstract Expressionism.