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The play is routinely described as a satire on religious hypocrisy.

Meyer is routinely described as a family man, a dedicated husband and father.

Life is a Dream is routinely described as a Spanish Hamlet.

A lethal battle on the disputed border is routinely described as a skirmish.

McDonnell has built up a strong following within the left, and is routinely described as a man of principles.

The display of naked racism in what is routinely described as a diverse and liberal city also shocked many Israelis.

Maybe the tendency to ask goalkeepers to function as retreated playmakers isn't just the vogue it's routinely described as, maybe it is here to stay and maybe it will lead to goalkeepers playing more with their feet than their hands, a species whose arms will gradually wither away like the dodo's.

News of the World has been routinely described as a tabloid, which it is.

During these years, Germany was routinely described as a "reluctant leader".

As recently as last year, Dufner was routinely described as a journeyman.

Although the challenges facing Social Security as the baby boomers reach retirement age are routinely described as a crisis, that characterization seems overblown.