Past Edinburgh comedy award-nominee Acaster unleashed his best performance yet this time around in Recognise – masquerading as an undercover cop masquerading as a comedian, to turn his nerdy gaze on supremely unimportant topics.
Clegg was on supremely relaxed form as he cracked jokes about his political opponents, taunted his favourite cabinet enemy Theresa May and rallied to the defence of the prime minister's hairdresser Lino Carbosiero who was awarded an MBE in the New Year's Honours list: Typical attacks on someone who is successfully delivering cuts – there is my pun of the day.
Earlier this year, member states of the United Nations agreed on a set of supremely ambitious goals and targets for sustainable development that leaves no one behind.
But can we thoughtfully discuss the nation's progress (including the complex courses of commerce, education, science and technology, politics, economy, foreign relations, public health, individual rights and so on) based on the supremely simplistic notion that America has at any given time a single track or direction?
Now that Rose and Adam Scott (the 2013 Masters Tournament) own hardware, those on the list of supremely talented yet uncrowned players all find themselves two spots higher.
You sleep on a supremely comfortable sofabed downstairs and relax on a sofa on the mezzanine, beneath which is a slate shower room with luscious soaps and soft towels.
His chronicles as they appear here — tedious, uninspired and laden with unintentional chuckles, many brought on by the supremely absurd references to the Lodge, a Freemasonry association that Pat's father belonged to — feel very unripe for the telling.
By December 1st, no one wanted to miss Opening Night when 150 Heads of State travelled to Paris to present their National Statements (also to show solidarity with France after the terrorist attacks), and this time on a supremely solid scientific stage (97% concurrence on climate change reality and anthropogenic influences, IPCC).
Will this focus attention on the supremely sensitive fact that China's vaunted meritocracy is breaking down?
The 2002 Lincoln squad was not unlike this season's Heat team: tenacious on defense, supremely athletic and unusually close-knit.
But the lack of any credible Democratic challengers to Clinton, who will draw on a supremely well-organised and well-funded campaign structure, make an upset extremely unlikely.
