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Often surprisingly silly, and more often visceral and grim, Ruthie Fear is, at its core, about changes that may feel familiar to many mountain towns, like environmental decline and growing inequality.

Yesterday, I wrote about the silliness of requiring a file clerk to have a college degree.

People are hurting, people died, and the time for silliness, debate, and procedural motions is over.

Never mind that Bill Clinton remains living proof of the silliness of modern puritanism.

I could provide chapter and verse as to the silliness of energy independence.

“I think the silliness is part of the phenomenon,” Sokoloff tells The Daily Beast.

Nothing—no pertness, no audacity, no silliness, no affectation—could impair the extraordinary charm.

What are all these receptions but one maze of dissipation, where everybody seems to outdo the other in silliness?

If you insist on making women ignorant and silly, be sure their ignorance and silliness will crop out.

Why, there ain't anything else in all this big world that anywhere near comes up to it for silliness.

You aint so unprofessional as to remember all that silliness against me, are you?