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"the charade of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that appears to be true, but is actually false or a pretense. Example: The president was engaging in the charade of being a leader who represented the people, but he was merely trying to advance his own interests.
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They must not allow the charade of Coventry's exile in Northampton to continue.
Why he indulged in the charade of dates is anyone's guess.
We can ill afford to repeat the charade of the last several months.
The advantage of the internet is that it has taken away the charade of politics.
Cole dispensed with the charade of introducing his lovers to Linda, leaving her to keep up appearances by herself.
For now, no one wants to be the first to drop the charade of Dear Leader-worship.
It's harder to keep up the charade of my younger self at this store, but that's generational.
His first test will be the charade of the so-called reconciliation process, initiated by Chelsea's chairman, Bruce Buck.
The charade of her trial, like the charade of high school, took place within an institutional bureaucracy that had no protocol on how to handle such a strange, determined girl.
So enough already with the charade of Wall Street executives pretending not to know what really happened and why.
For example, Nigerians expressed fury at the way the ruling People's Democratic Party conducted the charade of an election in 2007.
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