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When he was Fool, to Laurence Olivier's unsuccessful King Lear (1947), he explained to me once, the irritating (to Olivier) fact that he, Alec, had the lion's share of the reviewers' favour was a direct consequence of Larry's actor-managerish vanity.
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"What happened here, ladies and gentlemen, is he was fooled, absolutely fooled," Mr. Adam told jurors in opening remarks.
He was "Fool-Dini," an illusionist who is credited with being the first magician to appear on live television, on a show called "The Merry Mailman" in the infancy of the medium in the late 1940's.
He was fooling no one.
He was fooling himself; he knew that.
I doubt that he was fooled.
But that was the point — he was fooling himself.
He was fooling around, very light-spirited, playful.
The champ grinned but he was fooling no one.
Cano, who thought he was getting a fastball, acknowledged that he was fooled by the pitch.
He said there was no carryover, but he was fooling himself; he was drained.
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