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When his “political enemy,” the glib and popular Alcibiades, sways the assembly, Nicias replies that this means sending both a fleet and “large numbers of land forces.”

Some on Wall Street view the wild swings of the past few days as proof that investors have grown too glib about trade risks.

A lot of people see the president less as a frothing-at-the-mouth fanatic and more like a glib businessman, the guy they remember with some fondness from “The Apprentice.”

“Southern Man”? It’s probably a little glib to declare it a song about reparations, but it’s also not an incorrect observation.

He was 27, an aspiring cop with a Hollywood apartment and a glib patter that reminded people of a used-car salesman.