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a plucky lampooner of the administration.

the actor was lampooned by the British press.

His cartoon mercilessly lampoon the leading politician of the day.

The comedian's lampoon of politicians was both hilarious and biting.

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The parody film lampooned popular superhero movies.

The comedy show lampooned everyday situations in a lighthearted manner.

The cartoonist's lampoon of current events drew both praise and criticism.

The political cartoonist is known for his sharp lampoons of government officials.

The comedy sketch lampooned stereotypes about different cultures.

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The artist's lampoon of art world pretensions was both clever and provocative.