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A Flash mob (n.) is like a surprise party thrown for people who never wanted one.
A Flash mob (n.) is how a marriage proposal got a choreographer.
A Flash mob (n.) is rehearsed for weeks so it can look spontaneous for four minutes.
A Flash mob (n.) is a protest that forgot to bring a demand.
The In-crowd (n.) is warmth that cools the second you ask to join.
The In-crowd (n.) is a club whose password is already knowing someone.
The In-crowd (n.) costs more to stay in than it did to get into.
The In-crowd (n.) is visible only from outside it; the members think they are just friends.
The Lonely crowd (n.) is the pervading mass conformism (keeping up with the joneses) that accompanied the rise of the middle class in industrial America. Riesmann and his colleagues . ..
Ochlos (n.) is the Greek word for a crowd or mob, as distinct from the demos, the people.
Ochlos (n.) is a rabble until it wins, then it's the founding generation.
Ochlos (n.) is like weather to a palace, counted and forecast and never consulted.
The Ochlos (n.) is the same people as the public, minus the permit.
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