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Meanings of descend into farce in English

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Usage of descend into farce in English
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And the Act Party leader David Seymour says a hate crime law will be divisive and will descend into farce.
Radio NZ
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And an independent review set up by him descended into farce.
The Irish Times
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Now a putative deal with Taiwan's Foxconn has descended into farce.
Reuters
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Moyes's attempts to secure Herrera's services last summer descended into farce on transfer deadline day.
The Guardian
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It is hard to avoid the conclusion that the whole issue has descended into farce.
The Irish Times
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THE British election campaign almost descended into farce yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Perhaps it's only to be expected that the Nobel peace prize has descended into farce.
The Guardian
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The Greek crisis is fast descending into farce.
Reuters
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But yesterday, Labour reached rock bottom, when its elections to find a new leader descended into farce.
The Irish Times
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The Olympic torch relay descended into farce today with authorities in San Francisco abruptly changing the route.
Radio NZ
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The Sharks and Bulls played out a South African derby that descended into farce at some points.
The South African
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THE marathon Bord na Mona board meeting on Monday night and Tuesday morning at times descended into farce.
The Irish Times
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But the manner in which this diversification was put in place by production staff swiftly descended into farce.
The Guardian
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Their first debate descended into farce.
Independent.ie
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Before the vote, today's congress descended into farce as confusion reigned over McQuaid's right to be in the running.
The Irish Times
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But its aftermath descended into farce as noisy Remain demonstrators forced Mr Johnson to abandon a planned open-air press conference.
The Irish Times