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| Despite excoriating reviews, the show becomes something of a hit, which allows tabloids and celebrity gossips to affix a target to Andy's back. The budget figure is merely the occasion for protest; the final cost figure an excuse for excoriating a project which was never liked in the first place. Similarly Giles Fletcher the Elder echoed Mantuan in pastoral satires excoriating Edward Bonner, the Marian bishop of London. |
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