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Monthly Archives: August 2006
The multiplicity
We need a word for what happens if it all goes wrong. The optimists have got the singularity. I propose that we take back the multiplicity, to suggest both the variety of possible or likely disasters, and the fragmentation of … Continue reading Continue reading
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Tamara Drewe
There was a terrible moment in Saturday’s Guardian, to which I cannot link because it involved something that was not there. The Tamara Drewe strip, done by Posy Simmonds, had suddenly vanished after 80 episodes as the story approached its … Continue reading Continue reading
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Yes, but I wrote it
Amazon’s search inside the book feature does not expose all pages, though I don’t understand the basis on which some, but not others are hidden. In any case, you are likely, when browsing, to get a dialogue box that says … Continue reading Continue reading
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Fish in barrel
Right — how many mistakes can you find in this paragraph from the Times? Parishes throughout the country use Visual Liturgy, a Church of England website1 containing information on hymns, prayers and forms of service, as a useful tool for … Continue reading Continue reading
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Absolutely no comment
I get the Swedish domestic news every day from Svenska Dagbladet. The wire service reports are sometimes memorably short. Here is an example: An unusual prosecution has been brought in the district court in Borås. A former intern at the … Continue reading Continue reading
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