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== Real Life == |
== Real Life == |
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* Elizabethan England understood Niccolo Machiavelli to be a [[Real Life]] example of this in its perception of him as an evil schemer [[Murder Simulators|responsible for anti-Protestant violence]]. In popular imagination and literature, his first name abbreviated to Nick, and an [[Affably Evil]] character emerged on stage known as a Machiavel which was (mis)pronounced "make-evil''. |
* Elizabethan England understood Niccolo Machiavelli to be a [[Real Life]] example of this in its perception of him as an evil schemer [[Murder Simulators|responsible for anti-Protestant violence]]. In popular imagination and literature, his first name abbreviated to Nick, and an [[Affably Evil]] character emerged on stage known as a Machiavel which was (mis)pronounced "make-evil''. |
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* Averted by the National Academy for Television Arts and Sciences, sponsor of the Daytime Emmys, the News and Documentary Emmys, and other awards (but not the Primetime Emmys). Although the organization refers to itself as [http://www.emmyonline.tv/academy.html NATAS] |
* Averted by the National Academy for Television Arts and Sciences, sponsor of the Daytime Emmys, the News and Documentary Emmys, and other awards (but not the Primetime Emmys). Although the organization refers to itself as [https://web.archive.org/web/20130928134333/http://www.emmyonline.tv/academy.html NATAS], it has no known connection to the devil, despite the way its acronym would be spelled backwards. |
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