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But my God it must have been like shooting fish in a barrel.
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When I was your age, it was like shooting fish in a barrel.
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"If the Chinese economy's in trouble, shorting Nike should've been like shooting fish in a barrel," he said.
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And then to be shooting down, to use the analogy, it was like shooting fish in a barrel in that space.
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After four years of statements like "I love California; I practically grew up in Phoenix," it was like shooting fish in a barrel.
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Drawing connections between the thought-provoking work on display and everyday realities of gun violence in American life is like shooting fish in a barrel.
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At this point, sending up the plain-spoken virility of Ernest Hemingway — perhaps the most parodied of all American writers — may indeed be like shooting fish in a barrel.
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For us, looking at some of what's said over there, it's like shooting fish in a barrel; and that's why we don't have every card finished for the game just yet.
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"It's like shooting fish in a barrel from where he was," Mr. Owen said, referring to the gunman, who the police said carried out the attack from a hotel room at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
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Yet White uses it as a historical source. This is an error of critical judgement." Principe sums up White's book this way: "Refuting White is like shooting fish in a barrel. With his combination of bad sources, argument by assertion, quoting out of context, collectivism, and general reliance on exclamation, rather than evidence and argument, White’s is not a book to be taken seriously. Its real value is as a relic of its particular time and place, and as a museum of how not to write history...While we can look today with astonishment upon the shoddy character of Draper and White’s writings, their books have had enormous impact, and we can’t deny that.
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More like shooting fish in a barrel, to judge from the reception he received from the honest burghers of Skipton, North Yorkshire. From the moment he remarked on the fact that the hall in which he was performing was used as a cattle market during the day and was hosed out before the show – and got a roar of approving laughter – Steel must have known that he could do no wrong." Campling and other critics have commented that one of the main features of the show is the ability of the locals to laugh at themselves and their eccentricities. Campling wrote of the Skipton show: "The ability to laugh at itself is one of this country's finest attributes, but the Skipton mob were only too happy to celebrate their insularity.
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