We're on the verge of a farce. A real farce.

The farce is over.

What is this farce?

'It is a complete farce.

This is all a farce.

One's debut is a miserable farce!

But it's still a damned farce!

Your Honor, I object to this farce.

This farce has gone on long enough.

Now, is it a farce, or is it?

And I never saw A more enchanting farce

It makes a farce of our idea of equality.

It can make war seem like tragedy or farce.

This pistolpacking farce is becoming a sort of nuisance.

No, it is not fun. It is a cruel farce.

I didn't expect our dinner to turn into a farce.

They need to be stopped because this is a cruel farce.

You'll excuse me if I don't stay... to watch the farce, won't you?

After that twomeninabedroom farce... I sort of imagined that when we left, he left.

You see, cowboys and French farce people don't go well together, and the system knows that.

Loving, or not loving, the farce of life flies on... and nobody's interested in what happened in Act One.

India s claim that Jammu and Kashmir were integral parts of India was a farce with no legal or historical foundation.

Now, also, back to the sort of big brands Labeling, I said earlier, is an absolute farce and has got to be sorted.

It needs no further explanation that such a Japanese farce as calling black white cannot hold water at all in today s bright world.

In a public statement on 25 April 1997, the Special Rapporteur strongly condemned the court s proceedings and qualified the verdict as a judicial farce .

They have the right to appeal to a military court but claim that interventions by the GSS have subverted the judicial process, making the appeals a farce.

One might fear that Camp David proves to be the tragedy and Annapolis the farce. But, then, this is the Middle East, where earlier breakthroughs grew out of defeat, not victory.

The you will prove to me, that this whole thing is an outrageous farce and that a person can not become a child again, just by putting a pupil's cap on their head.

The European Parliament condemned the lack of democracy in the elections, which it considered a farce , called on the Indonesian authorities to free all political prisoners and to ban legislation that restricts political rights and freedom of association and of expression.

He again refers to the trial against the three individuals who had aggressed his son as quot a farce quot , and complains that the lawyer assigned to represent his son never told the latter what to expect, or how to prepare himself for the hearing.

Romania's most vicious anti Semitic and ultra nationalist politician, Corneliu Vadim Tudor, is trying hard to persuade people that he has changed his ways. For most journalists and political pundits in Romania, this self proclaimed Damascene conversion looks like just another political farce from someone with unrivaled histrionic gifts.

But, to ordinary Indians, this political gamesmanship appeared to be merely a farce the blind pretending to lead the unsighted. Perhaps for the first time ever, India s government failed to enact even a single piece of legislation, much less undertake any economic reforms, restore price stability, or address widespread civil disorder.

That explains the failure of last week's summit, which was convened to assess compliance with the modest commitments entered into to fulfil the Millennium Development Goals and which ended as a pitiful imitation of what should have been a serious and committed debate concerning the grave problems currently besetting humankind. It was a complete farce.

While the Arab League seemed to act decisively last November when it suspended Syria s membership, the military observer mission that it sent to Syria was a farce. Turkey s initiatives have lost steam, and the United States and its European allies are merely going through the diplomatic motions in practice, their efforts imply little serious impact on the regime.

With debt relief for poor countries shaping up as a focal issue at the July G 8 summit in Scotland, it is a shame that so few people appreciate what a farce such measures could turn out to be. Unfortunately, most of the public, egged on by well meaning rock stars, religious leaders, and other popular figures, seem brainwashed into believing that debt relief is a giant step on the road to ending world poverty.