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Frankly, the more trifling the crime, the better this franchise’s comedy aspirations would work.

"A piece about alienation might feel very trifling next to a piece about gun violence in some ways," said Yuval Sharon, who directed the original production.

From Salon

To state the obvious, the big picture is all this is trifling and academic because the government won by a million miles, with a majority of 120.

From BBC

“Whether the special counsel’s office was ‘established by Law’ is not a trifling technicality,” he wrote.

The arguments that advocates cited in a Jan. 8 story by my colleague, education reporter Howard Blume, are well-meaning but trifling.

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