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"Trickle down" was a term sarcastically applied to sup­ply side economics, which has to do with the reduction of marginal tax rates to spur economic growth.

montgomeryadvertiser.com - Go 2010

"Trickle down" was a term sarcastically applied to sup­ply side economics, which has to do with the reduction of marginal tax rates to spur economic growth.

montgomeryadvertiser.com - Go 2010

Update Ezra Klein sarcastically writes, “Apparently, transparency sounds better in press releases than it does in practice.”

Think Progress » Republicans dismayed by Obama’s strong performance, say it was a ‘mistake’ to let cameras roll. 2010

"Ye see, I have orders," he emphasized the word sarcastically, "from the good captain."

Sick Cycle Carousel 2010

To our fearless leaders and I use that term sarcastically: Do you even bother to read our letters?

When disaster strikes, we are all Americans 2009

And did you really think, Bill '- he pronounced the name sarcastically -' that the bleeding Tippoo would let us have loaded guns before he was sure he could trust us?

Sharpe's Tiger Cornwell, Bernard 1997

"Good-bye!" he called sarcastically as the vessels separated, the one towing the damaged motor craft forging ahead, while the _Gull_ sailed off on the backward tack.

Frank and Andy Afloat The Cave on the Island Vance Barnum

The council said it realized Dire Straits uses the word sarcastically, and its use might have been acceptable in 1985 when the best-selling "Brothers in Arms" album was released, but said it was now inappropriate.

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2011

The council said it realized Dire Straits uses the word sarcastically, and its use might have been acceptable in 1985 when the best-selling "Brothers in Arms" album was released, but said it was now inappropriate.

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2011

But tell me, Anna,” Cherelle repeated her name sarcastically, “do you ever see the guy who used you as a whetstone?”

Mercy Kill Lori Armstrong 2011