12:30 - I'm woken only by the extraordinary sycophancy of a Labour MP, whose question to Brown - loosely based on bus services - is whether it would be wise for a person to vote Labour «at every available opportunity». (politics.co.uk)
What euphoria, what might even call hysteria, what clamorous sycophancy in the media both in print and on television, as Manchester City edged their way so laboriously and belatedly to the victory which gave them their first top League title since 1968. (worldsoccer.com)
Mr Revkin, what's the point of being a skilled writer if the core of your soul is rotted by sycophancy? (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)