13. Appendix
13. Appendix l
13.1 Dislike 2
BNC 2
COCA 2
13.2 Detest 4
BNC 4
13.3 Loathe 4
BNC 4
COCA 5
13.4 Hate 8
BNC 8
COCA 12
Abbreviations used
(dev) stress on development
(end) stress on endpoints
(no) no change of meaning or aspectual coercion
(temp) stress on temporariness
(tense) use of tense
i
13.1 Dislike
bncdoc.id ' S h e always imagines herself so.
H8X She had to be carried into Afghanistan
bncdoc.author that fateful summer because she could
Harvey, Caroline not face the rigours of the journey and
bncdoc.year took refuge in illness. I expect she is
1992 simply disliking (no) the winter.'
bncdoc.title </pxp> ' S h e is quite old,' Alexandra
Legacy of love. said, ' A n d she lives alone -' </pxp>
bncdoc.info 'Alone? My dear child, Richard Talbot
Legacy of love. Sample containing about would never have left his widow alone.
46650 words from a book (domain:
imaginative)
Text availability
Worldwide rights cleared
Publication date
1985-1993
Text type
Written books and periodicals
David Lee's classification
W_fict_prose
BNC
COCA
Date park. Too clean, too brand-new, too
2009 perfect. The # parks at home had
Publication information character - monkey bars fashioned like
New York : Ballantine Books,Edition: 1st cowboys, # gnarled crape myrtle trunks
ed. for climbing, discarded Big Wheels with
Title no # seats. And we'd known them
Everyone is beautiful :a novel backward and forward - every tree knot,
Author # every mud hole, every kid. # This
Center, Katherine. park, today, felt forced. It was trying too
hard. # I surveyed the moms. Not one of
them, I decided, was a person I #
wanted to meet. And just (dev) as I was
2
(tense) disliking them all and even
starting to # pity them for having no
idea what they were missing, park-wise,
Toby - # my middle boy, my sandyhaired,
blue-eyed, two-year-old flirt watched
# a younger kid make a move
for the truck in his hand, and then,
unbelievably, grabbed that kid's forearm
and bit it. # The little boy screamed as
Toby pulled the truck to his chest." My
# truck! " Toby shouted. (He always
pronounced " truck " like
Date
1992 (19920824)
Title
Lifestyles & Child Custody
Source
CNN_Sonya
array of things, I think, we need to talk
about. How do you see it in terms of the
law? That is what it is that a parent
judges another parent or child care
individuals can and can not do that one
can now bring the courts into the
purview of your personal lives? J.
MICHAEL KELLY, Family Law Attorney: I
think it's appropriate for courts to handle
behavior and things that children are
exposed to. But when you're talking
about this particular issue, you have to
realize that in divorces, people are
disliking (no) each other a great deal.
And when I listened to, you know, what
the father said in the beginning of this
program, he's saying he couldn't even
get an agreement; that's why they
ultimately went to court. So, what I'd like
to tell you is this. Suppose a parent
wants to set up another parent, and he
simply takes the child, he smokes a
cigarette in the car on purpose, after he
3
picks the child up from a parent who
13.2 Detest
BNC
cdoc.id
GUE
bncdoc.author
Ash, Rosalie
bncdoc.year
1993
bncdoc.title
Calypso's Island,
bncdoc.info
Calypso's Island. Sample containing
about 48151 words from a book
(domain: imaginative)
Text availability
Worldwide rights cleared
Publication date
1985-1993
Text type
Written books and periodicals
David Lee's classification
W_fict_prose
Her heart, in spite of everything, lurched
painfully. She couldn't bear this. All she
wanted, as she sat motionless beside
him in the luxurious interior of the Aston
Martin, was to reach out and touch the
muscular, sun-bronzed knee so close to
her own slender legs. How could she feel
so physically drawn to him, when
intellectually she was (tense) detesting
him for this arrogant charade? For his
insulting treatment of her over that
exclusive French agency? </pxp> ' L e t
me see,' he mused, casting her a cool,
heavy-lidded glance. ' Now that you've
discovered my secret store of
1
smuggled' loot, there's no alternative, is
there? I'll have to spirit you away to my
cave, and dispose of you on the whiteslave
market, just like wicked old Hasan.'
13.3 Loathe
BNC
bncdoc.id
HDC
bncdoc.title
[Creative writing: prose]
bncdoc.info
[Creative writing: prose]. Sample
containing about 35530 words of
unpublished miscellanea (domain:
1
I'm going back. Cheer up, put it down
to my charm.' </pxp> The sound of
the slap surprises her, she drops her
hand, tingling with the force of it. He
moves back. ' You have got problems,
haven't you. Well, if you won't accept my
favours, tell me next time. Leaping nude
into the water does tend to give me
imaginative)
Text availability
Ownership has not been claimed
Publication date
1985-1993
Text type
Written miscellaneous
David Lee's classification
W_fict_prose
ideas, and afterwards, well, I didn't have
the impression you were (tense)
loathing every minute.' (dev) </pxp>
Her eyes are hot, she stares out at the
water, at the summerhouse. ' I ' m sorry.'
</pxp> " Did no one ever tell you
apologising is a sign of weakness?
COCA
Date
2008
Publication information
New York : Shaye Areheart
Books,Edition: l s t e d .
Title
Imagine me and you :a novel
Author
Mernit, Billy.
Isabella is on the other side of the world.
// I walk to Joe's, the one neighborhood
place still open this late on a weeknight,
get my vodka and tonic and claim a
corner of the bar. The new waitress I like
with the round, kindly face sits a few
stools down, done with her shift, blowing
on a bowl of soup. // " So who had the
affair? " she wants to know. // " Neither
of u s , " I tell h e r . " It wasn't about that.
Isabella was (tense) loathing Los
Angeles. She didn't like the rest of
America much, either. She missed Italy
and her family, and she couldn't get her
career restarted over here, and then,
there's, you know..." A cavernous hole
to step over, where the bad feelings live,
born of my part in all this: how my
struggle to find screenwriting work had
made me cranky and only made her feel
more insecure, and... " The usual stuff
you run
5
Date
2000 (Aug)
Publication information
# . Vol. 117, Iss. 22; pg. 796, 5 pgs
Title
On the road with Paul and Barnabas
Source
Christian Century
in the Temple in Jerusalem. This fellow
knew what he was doing. Immediately
he was on his knees. With a knife he cut
one side of the neck and caught the
blood in a basin. This he handed to the
priest, who poured it, with more wine
and a little cake, on the altar fire. At the
same time the attendant was cutting
open the belly of the lamb, and then
everyone looked at the guts inside,
murmuring, murmuring pagan things.
The flute was still shrilling and Saul
muttering and I too was (tense)
loathing the thing we were seeing,
because they were searching the guts for
signs from their gods. Then the priest
reached in and pulled out the gall and
the intestines and the liver. Wine and
meal were sprinkled on these, and the
whole mass was put on the altar fire,
where it hissed and crackled and made a
savory white smoke. # When the flute
ceased, and the populations around us
returned to their morning, Saul was
talking. He had not stopped talking. He
was saying
Date
1997 (Jun)
Publication information
Vol. 279, Iss. 6; pg. 110, 3 pgs
Title
The life of job in Exurbia
Author
Ralph Lombreglia
undemonstrative guy, hard to fathom.
Beyond his beauty, kindness, and
rhapsodic love of America, family, and
the glove business, there's not much to
tell, yet we're reading a novel whose
6
Source
Atlantic Monthly
literary gestalt is not dramatic but
analytical and expository. The result is a
book that cycles redundantly over
well researched but superfluous history,
entertains almost any theory or abstract
explanation that comes along in the train
of Roth's associations, and attempts to
depict the mental anguish of the
unreflective Swede Levov with rhetorical
questions. For Merry, being an American
was (tense) loathing America, but
loving America was something he could
not let go of any more than he could
have let go of loving his father and his
mother, any more than he could have let
go of his decency. How could she " hate
" this country when she had no
conception of this country? How could a
child of his be so blind as to revile the "
rotten system " that had given her own
family every opportunity to succeed? To
revile h e r " capitalist" parents as though
Date
2005
Publication information
# 3/28/2005, Vol. 81 Issue 6, p56-65,
lOp, l b w
Title
A SECRET STATION.
Author
Gates, David
Source
New Yorker
, his heart would have begun pounding
now in a delayed adrenaline reaction. He
looked over and saw Karen using a
Kleenex to mop coffee off the leg of her
jeans. # In the waiting room, she sat
next to him, a paperback copy of " The
Man Who Mistook His Wife for a H a t " in
her lap." You know, I never got around
to reading that," he said. # " This is
7
what made me want to go into
neurology," she s a i d . " I have to say,
I'm loathing it this time (end). All this
bogus compassion. And his bogus beard.
" # " Since when have you been so
fierce? " # " Sorry," she said. " I'm just
in a shitty mood. Let's worry about you.
" # " Ah, that's a young man's game.
And what are you in a shitty mood
about? " # " About half the time," she
said. " See? You're not the only one who
can
13.4 Hate
BNC
bncdoc.id I was upset, so I held the baby while she
JYO fetched me a cup of tea. She waited
bncdoc.author while I drank it. And all I could think of
Grey, Alice was the way that baby had felt in my
bncdoc.year arms, and inside I was (tense) hating
1993 God for doing this to me.' </pxp>
bncdoc.title ' O h , Mum!' </pxp> Irene forced a
Hearts in hiding. smile. ' Elaine said she had to go for a
bncdoc.info blood test.
Hearts in hiding. Sample containing
about 64220 words from a book
(domain: imaginative)
Text availability
Worldwide rights cleared
Publication date
1985-1993
Text type
Written books and periodicals
David Lee's classification
W_fict_prose
8
bncdoc.id
JYD
bncdoc.author
Holland, Sarah
bncdoc.year
1993
bncdoc.title
Ungoverned passion,
bncdoc.info
Ungoverned passion. Sample containing
about 55849 words from a book
(domain: imaginative)
Text availability
Worldwide rights cleared
Publication date
1985-1993
Text type
Written books and periodicals
David Lee's classification
W_fict_prose
Rachel stared fixedly at his tanned throat
where the white shirt was unbuttoned.
Her heart was beating fast. Damian
turned his dark head to look down at
her, and her gaze lifted to his mouth.
</pxp> " Enjoying our little journey?'
he asked under his breath. </pxp>
Rachel looked into those powerful dark
eyes. ' I ' m hating every minute (dev) of
it!' she said in a shaking voice, and then
the plane veered sharply to the right and
Damian moved away from her.
bncdoc.id
KPV
bncdoc.info
13 conversations recorded by ' Rebecca'
(PS586) between 15 and 19 October
1993 with 9 interlocutors, totalling 7959
s-units, 67920 words, and over 5 hours
15 minutes 27 seconds of recordings.
Text availability
Worldwide rights cleared
Publication date
1985-1993
Text type
Spoken demographic
David Lee's classification
S_conv
Speaker ID
KPVPS003
Yeah. But you've gotta either be really in
them or sort of out Sort of back seat?
Yeah. Yeah. Very different kind of
humour where no, I, I, unfortunately I
agree with you. Yeah. But I, I'm hating
( n o ) , but I mean yeah I could see its
cleverness. And Yeah, real physical
cleverness. Yeah. The staging was just
brilliant! Yeah, it's really visual.
bncdoc.id
CF4
bncdoc.year
1988
bncdoc.title
Radical records,
bncdoc.info
Radical records. Sample containing about
41812 words from a book (domain:
I had left the technical college in
February 1980 and within a few weeks
had landed an audio typist's job with a
trendy voluntary housing organization.
Within hours (end) of being in the office
I was (tense) already (dev) hating the
drudgery of being plugged into a
machine. Words came into my ears and
my fingers made the appropriate
9
social science)
Text availability
Worldwide rights cleared
Publication date
1985-1993
Text type
Written books and periodicals
David Lee's classification
W_non_ac_soc_science
movements. I had no idea what I was
typing and would leave the office each
day disorientated and dizzy with the
effort.
bncdoc.id
CKF
bncdoc.author
Stewart, Mary
bncdoc.year
1992
bncdoc.title
Stormy petrel,
bncdoc.info
Stormy petrel. Sample containing about
39935 words from a book (domain:
imaginative)
Text availability
Worldwide rights cleared
Publication date
1985-1993
Text type
Written books and periodicals
David Lee's classification
W_fict_prose
' Guns?' repeated Ewen blankly. What
guns? And who gave you reason to
believe-?' </pxp> ' I did,' said Neil.
</pxp> The surprise and shock
registered yet again on Ewen's face were
so real that even I, if this time I had not
known better, would have thought them
genuine. He turned to face Neil, and
their eyes met. Ewen's were wide,
injured, unbelieving; Neil's stony, but I
could see the effort that kept them level.
He was (tense) hating this. So, as a
matter of fact, was 1.1.took the woman's
way out. I retreated to the scullery to fill
the kettle for a cup of tea.
bncdoc.id
CM4
bncdoc.author
Watson, Ian
bncdoc.year
1993
bncdoc.title
Inquisitor,
bncdoc.info
Inquisitor. Sample containing about
41798 words from a book (domain:
imaginative)
Text availability
Worldwide rights cleared
Publication date
1985-1993
Text type
Written books and periodicals
An immaterium feeler, used as a probe...
</pxp> ' He reaches into my head,
into my brain. He finds the pleasure
centre there. He stims it again and
again. I am hating (no) him, but I
writhe in a betraying ecstasy, an agony
of pleasure. Hating him still, I burn with
utter delight. </pxp> ' He says, 'Sir
Jaq's correct in his supposition that all
the slaughter brought it to life - exactly
like a conjuration.'
10
David Lee's classification
W_fict_prose
bncdoc.id
FRH
bncdoc.author
Gilliat, P
bncdoc.year
1990
bncdoc.title
Nobody's business,
bncdoc.info
Nobody's business. Sample containing
about 43409 words from a book
(domain: imaginative)
Text availability
Worldwide rights cleared
Publication date
1960-1974
Text type
Written books and periodicals
David Lee's classification
W_fict_prose
"We were getting on for ten when we
liked it,' Finch said. He felt animated;
and then he remembered his obligation
to be bedridden; and then he wondered
what Henry was saying to the analyst,
and whether his friend's loyalty and
humor were visible to the man, and what
was to happen next to them all. He
turned over onto his side. </pxp>
"What is it?' Betty said. </pxp> "I
was (tense) hating the analyst.'
</pxp> "When you haven't met him?'
</pxp> " I was wondering what I
landed Henry with.' </pxp> " He
wanted to do it.'
bncdoc.id
FAP
bncdoc.author
Chester, P
bncdoc.year
1990
bncdoc.title
Murder forestalled,
bncdoc.info
Murder forestalled. Sample containing
about 44565 words from a book
(domain: imaginative)
Text availability
Worldwide rights cleared
Publication date
1960-1974
Text type
Written books and periodicals
David Lee's classification
W_fict_prose
In fact, there wasn't anything else at all I
could do that night except go to bed.
</pxp> I set up the bottle on the
bedside table and a fresh pack of
cigarettes. Both had taken quite a
beating by the time the first grey flickers
of dawn filtered in. A few birds began to
make with the auditions. It was fivethirty
in the morning (end), and when I
finally got to sleep (dev) I was (tense)
hating those birds. </p> 6 <p> I LET
the 'phone ring for about ten minutes
before doing anything about it. The room
was thick with stale cigarette smoke and
strong sunlight pierced through every
gap in the curtained windows.
11
COCA
Date
2010
Publication information
New York : Kensington Pub. Corp.,
Title
Family ties
Author
Hill, Ernest, 1961saw
some of the pain leave his eyes. And
I saw him get up and live again. You did
that. You took his life from him; then
you gave it back. And as the years
passed, it was like he wasn't mad at you
anymore. At first, I couldn't understand
it. Oh, I knew Henry was a true believer.
And I knew his faith was strong and that
he believed in love and forgiveness, but
not me. I just wanted him to keep on
hating you just like I was (tense) hating
you. But he didn't. And over time, I
guess I figured if Henry could forgive
you, I could forgive you too. Son, take
his truck, and live in his house. It's what
he would w a n t . " " His family should
have his things," I said. Miss Big Siss
rose and moved next to me. " In Henry's
eyes, you are his family," she said. "
That's right," Ida said. " As
Date
2006 ( D e c l l )
Publication information
Vol. 178, p55-58, 3p, 3c
Title
Zero Handicap.
Author
Pitock, Todd
Source
Forbes
him of depth perception. Eighteen years
ago, working his way toward the PGA
Tour, the then newly married 22-yearold
native of Pennsylvania Dutch country
was diagnosed with cancer in his jaw
and had part of his hard palate removed.
As it happens, that setback turned out to
be the first step on the path to his
current career. # The treatments were
so caustic that doctors didn't want him
12
exposed to direct sunlight." My attitude
started getting b a d , " Witter recalls of
the 13 weeks he was restricted to the
hospital." I was (tense) hating life and
everyone. I didn't know what to do with
myself." # His mother, Linda, brought
him a sand wedge, and he started
bouncing the ball on the face of the club,
doing what he calls the " tap-tap routine.
" People on the hospital floor came to
watch. A doctor asked if he'd give a
demonstration at his country club. There,
Witter was invited to perform at a
tournament. # " I was just goofing
around," he recalls
Date
2004 (20040516)
Publication information
NEWS; Pg. A l
Title
In Boston, i t A
s live and let live;; ; Many
unfazed by same-sex marriages;
Author
Carolyn Loch head
Source
San Francisco Chronicle
a man with a day-old stubble, standing
in the doorway of an automatic laundry,
offered that the only reason people
oppose lesbians and gays marrying is
because they are scared and insecure just
as he was before he started working
with gay people at a hotel. # " I used to
be like that," he said, refusing to give
his name because it's still a " touchy
subject" around here. # " I used to be
prejudiced," he s a i d . " I had no idea
who gays were, and everybody else was
(tense) hating them, so I did, t o o . " #
But now he views gays as he does
others." To each his o w n , " he said." I
have nothing against them. They're good
13
people, you know." # " I was raised
Catholic," he noted. " Who are they to
say? The only thing I'm against is them
having kids. It seems wrong. " He
paused, and a d d e d , " But eventually, I'll
probably get over
Date
1999 (Sep)
Publication information
Vol. 52, Iss. 1; pg. 124, 7 pgs
Title
Over the limit
Author
Bill Kerig
Source
Skiing
keys were handed off, more sober
drivers found. Next thing I knew, I was
alone in a spinning bed in the Grand.
Like its daytime counterpart, O.L., the
Wobbly had left me humbled. Boarding a
chairlift in the cold Vermont sunshine is a
fine salve for a hangover. By the time I
got to the top of the Canyons chair on
Killington Peak, the blue throb behind my
eyes was bearable. I dropped into Big
Dipper, a steep gladed run of unlikely
drop-offs and must-make turns on slick,
hard snow. I was (tense) hating it, but
necessity rattled my limbs to life, and by
the time I got to the Glade chair, I had
completed the transition from partier to
skier. Throughout the week at Killington,
I discovered this was a transition that
many didn't bother to make. In search of
a locals' on-mountain haunt, I skied to
the west side of the Glades chair and
spotted a well-used trail that led under a
rope and through the woods. A sign
read: SKI AREA BOUNDARY.
DANGEROUS AND
14
Date
1998
Publication information
New York : Washington Square Press,
Title
Eating Chinese food naked : a novel /
Author
Ng, Mei, 1966-
Source
Eating Chinese food naked : a novel
could hold her down long enough to
keep her from running. When she
stopped running, there she was, back
where she had started from. She hated
the entire borough of Queens and
particularly, the laundry and the people
who lived behind it. Her hatred made the
laundry and the people belong to her
and her alone, and so her hatred was
softened by a sense of ownership, like
someone who kicks his dog and then
gives it a biscuit because it is his dog to
kick and to give a biscuit to. Even while
she was (tense) hating it she couldn't
take her eyes from the walls and the
ceilings and the television, and out of the
corner of her eye she could see her
mother and father living in separate
rooms. She put her hand to her chest
and wondered how she had ever left the
house that wasn't even a house but four
rooms behind a laundry, how she had
gone away to school and lived like a
regular American girl.
Date
1998 (Aug)
Publication information
Vol. 12, Iss. 6; pg. 84, 5 pgs
Title
5 ways to get dads to pull their weight
Author
Valerie Frankel
Source
Parenting
rule, there's no need to sweep. The rule
eradicated the conflict. " Liz Brous, of
New York City, mom of 18month-old
Alex, says," Charlie and I made one
lifetime rule: He gets up in the middle of
the night; I get up in the morning, which
begins at 6:00 A.M. If Alex starts crying
15
at 5:30, Charlie gets up. If he's still going
at 6:00, Charlie wakes me up to take
over." Alex hasn't woken up for six
nights in a row, so Liz is hating the rule
right now (temp). " But Charlie was
hating it a few months ago when Alex
was up all night teething," she says.
Step 2: Establish Routines " Scheduling
has saved us from a lot of grief t o o , "
says Alison. For example, on Mondays
and Tuesdays when she commutes to
work, Dan is responsible for breakfast,
lunch boxes, deposit at school, and
pickup from the babysitter. " Those days,
I don't have to worry," she says.
Date
1998 (Aug)
Publication information
Vol. 12, Iss. 6; pg. 84, 5 pgs
Title
5 ways to get dads to pull their weight
Author
Valerie Frankel
Source
Parenting
rule eradicated the conflict. " Liz Brous,
of New York City, mom of 18month-old
Alex, says," Charlie and I made one
lifetime rule: He gets up in the middle of
the night; I get up in the morning, which
begins at 6:00 A.M. If Alex starts crying
at 5:30, Charlie gets up. If he's still going
at 6:00, Charlie wakes me up to take
over." Alex hasn't woken up for six
nights in a row, so Liz is hating the rule
right n o w . " But Charlie was (tense)
hating it a few months ago (temp)
when Alex was up all night teething,"
she says. Step 2: Establish Routines "
Scheduling has saved us from a lot of
grief t o o , " says Alison. For example, on
16
Mondays and Tuesdays when she
commutes to work, Dan is responsible
for breakfast, lunch boxes, deposit at
school, and pickup from the babysitter. "
Those days, I don't have to worry, " she
says. Glenn and I have worked out a
new weekly arrangement
Date
1996 (19961026)
Title
Musical Guests Melissa Manchester and
Marvin Hamlisch
Source
CNN KingWknd
right. KING:... prodigy types.
MANCHESTER: Absolutely. HAMLISCH:
Exactly. Absolutely, right. KING: Was it
always piano? Did you ever think of
another instrument? HAMLISCH: No. It's
always - it's always been piano.
MANCHESTER: Always piano. KING: And
did you - when did you think composer
as opposed to player? HAM H: Very
early. And I'll tell you how that
happened, actually. And it was again,
another prophetic moment with my
father. I was at Gulliard and I was
(tense) hating -- actually hating --
worrying about concerts, you know.
Because they had a concert every year
you have to play. And to keep your
scholarship you have to really play, you
know. You're eight, nine years old.
That's - a lot is on your mind at the
moment you walk in, you know. KING:
Too much pressure. HAM H: I
remember seeing the veins in my hand,
as a kid, and going don't think this is
17
normal, you
Date
1995 (Apr)
Publication information
# . Vol. 290, Iss. 1739; pg. 35, 24 pgs
Title
Bounty
Author
Saunders, George
Source
Harper's Magazine
decision," says the pancake g u y . " You
fellows are awfully youthful to be so
insightful. " # " You should have seen
Todd pouring gas on the beets," says
the first teen. # " I couldn't believe how
hard you kicked that one kitchen chick,"
says Todd. # " Chick was like shrieking
at m e , " says the first teen. # " Then she
bites his l e g , " Todd says." I was (tense)
like: Brad's hating this. He thinks this
sucks. " # " I was hating it," says Brad.
" I did think it sucked." # " And yet you
responded with remarkable restraint, by
merely kicking her? " the pancake guy
says. " I find that really, you know,
great. " # " We were going to respond
by doing her in the b a r n , " Brad says. #
" But then the lieutenant comes up and
goes no, because she's a virgin," Todd
says. " I was like: d a n g . "
Date
1995 (Apr)
Publication information
# . Vol. 290, Iss. 1739; pg. 35, 24 pgs
Title
Bounty
Author
Saunders, George
Source
Harper's Magazine
decision," says the pancake g u y . " You
fellows are awfully youthful to be so
insightful. " # " You should have seen
Todd pouring gas on the beets," says
the first teen. # " I couldn't believe how
hard you kicked that one kitchen chick,"
says Todd. # " Chick was like shrieking
at m e , " says the first teen. # " Then she
bites his l e g , " Todd says." I was like:
Brad's hating this. He thinks this sucks. "
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# " I was (tense) hating it," says Brad.
" I did think it sucked." # " And yet you
responded with remarkable restraint, by
merely kicking her? " the pancake guy
says. " I find that really, you know,
great. " # " We were going to respond
by doing her in the b a r n , " Brad says. #
" But then the lieutenant comes up and
goes no, because she's a virgin," Todd
says. " I was like: d a n g . "
Date
1995 (Decl4)
Publication information
p49, 23p, l c , 20bw
Title
Jagger remembers.
Author
Wenner, Jann S.
Source
Rolling Stone
which was the one we used, the rock
track. # What a b o u t " Undercover,"
your next album? # Not a very special
record. # And " Dirty Work "? I think
that was the last album the Stones made
before you and Keith had a falling out.
How was that record? # Not special. # I
remember that when you made " Dirty
Work," you were about to tour and then
changed your mind. # Touring Dirty
Work would have been a nightmare. It
was a terrible period. Everyone was
(tense) hating each other so much;
there were so many disagreements. It
was very petty; everyone was so out of
their brains, and Charlie was in seriously
bad shape. When the idea of touring
came up, I said," I don't think it's gon
na work. " In retrospect I was a hundred
percent right. It would have been the
worst Rolling Stones tour. Probably
19
would have been the end of the band. #
But, finally, it was your decision not to
Date
1995 (19950413)
Publication information
NEWS; Pg. 1
Title
Tell the Truth: Is Everybody Cheating?;
Author
BY BOB SECTER and REBECCA CARR
Source
Chicago Sun-Times
it - for a couple of hours," he said. # In
an indirect way, many blamed the adult
world for their misdeeds." I think most
people cheat because they're under so
much pressure from their parents," said
eighth-grader Monique Urganus. "
They're being pushed to cheat to get
good grades. " # Rafal Barsczaz agreed,
adding that he's become something of a
student in the art of cheating. # " I
watch Melrose Place," the 13-year-old
said. # Contributing: Andrew Herrmann
3664 # Andy MacPhail is hating life
right now (temp). # It's 9 a.m., less than
a week into the spring training that
counts, the first spring training of the
rest of his Cubs life, and this is what he
has been doing for 90 minutes: outside
HoHoKam Park, sitting on a stool
perched on a platform, dressed in a
blazer, shirt and tie, pancake makeup
guaranteeing that the 42-year-old New
Guy would get carded at an R-rated
movie, repeating the same lines over and
over. # " I know
Date
1993
Publication information
New York: Ivy Books
Title
The Patron Saint of Liars
Author
Ann Patchett
" Don't talk to me. Don't look at m e . "
She walked into the water and then
turned around again. " That's my name,
" she said." You can't just go putting it
wherever you want. " And then she was
gone, underwater, swimming out toward
the center of the quarry. I looked at her
name for a while, tried to remember
what I had been thinking that night. I
loved her. I loved her even as she was
swimming away from me, even as I was
(tense) hating her. That's the way it is,
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when you've loved somebody your whole
life. It's like a direction you go in, even
when you don't want to go anymore. I
lay back on the blanket and closed my
eyes and felt the sun on my face. I
listened to the sound of Cecilia's even
strokes through the water and
occasionally the sound of her diving from
one of the rocks and thought, she'll stay
out there her whole life rather than come
onto
Date
1991
Publication information
# Winter91, Vol. 27 Issue 1, p54, 16p
Title
Cougar.
Author
Bausch, Robert
Source
Southern Review
for it. She saw the whole vacation as a
sort o f " end of the y e a r " ritual, and she
loved their usual cabin, the shape of the
tiny inlet where the camp was located,
and Scott. Sometimes she even called
him " Taddy. " # No. Tom could not
announce to everyone that he'd found
another camp. And he couldn't insist on
missing that year in Canada, either. He'd
only have next year to worry about. #
The more he pondered these
consequences, the more he realized he
was (tense) hating himself. But he also
felt a numbing and intense dislike for
Scott, whose face now seemed almost
haunting: the way his leathery mouth
hung slightly open, the glassy gaze of his
weathered eyes. And then the old man
said something quietly to himself - as
though he spoke to an object in the
21
water - and Torn felt a sudden and
extraordinary rush of affection for him.
He almost laughed out loud with it. He
felt sorry for Scott's bewilderment and
shock, and if he had
Date
1990
Publication information
# Fall90, Vol. 98 Issue 4, p585, 16p
Title
MISSION #30.
Author
James, Stuart
Source
Sewanee Review
, " he'd said. But on the third night
Flowers had turned, his voice flaring,
suddenly savage." You know there's no
mosquitoes in this goddam place! We've
got to have some air! " # Johnny had
looked up quickly. He was sitting on his
cot, one sock still in his hand. Slowly
he'd gotten up, walked over, still
carrying the sock, and opened the door.
" It's O.K., J i m m y , " he'd said, his face
puzzled, uncertain. And now (temp)
Flowers was (tense) hating himself
because he'd hollered like that at
Johnny. # The open door had made no
difference, and now the air hung in the
hut like a miasma around Flowers,
around his cot. It smelled. And it was
like that first night they'd all gone to
London, months and months ago. The
smell had struck them, rolled over them,
when they'd stepped off the train in the
underground. The station was packed
with people, people lying everywhere
trying to sleep, children
Date
2011 (110215)
Title
country, among working parents. So
we've called on Taryn Morrissey. She's
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Study Finds Link Between Working
Moms, Overweight Kids
Source
Tell Me More 11:00 PM EST NPR
an assistant professor of public
administration and policy at American
University here in Washington, D.C.
She's the lead researcher on this study.
Also here with us, our moms regulars,
Dani Tucker and Jolene Ivey. Thanks so
much for joining us. Professor TARYN
MORRISSEY (Public Administration and
Policy, American University): Hey,
Michel. Ms-DANI-TUCKER: Thank you.
Ms-JOLENE-IVEY: Thank you. MARTIN:
Now, Taryn, you can imagine that a lot
of people are hating when (temp) they
saw the headline of this research,
suggesting that it's mom's fault yet
again. So, first, I just want to ask you,
what was your intention in the research,
and tell us how you conducted it. ProfMORRISSEY:
Sure. Over the past few
decades, we've seen this tripling in the
childhood obesity epidemic. And the
study identifies the total time mothers
work, over the child's lifetime, as just
one of the many factors at play. So this
Date
2010 (100728)
Title
Afghanistan war: How USAID loses
hearts and minds;
One battle in the other Afghanistan war:
How a mismanaged $60 million USAID
project alienated those it aimed to help.
Author
Ben Arnoldy / Staff writer
Source
But Afghan officials say neither
community saw any extra electricity. And
a USAID staffer who handed over the
report to the Monitor advised," Take this
with a grain of salt. It's designed to
make USAID look g o o d . " On paper, the
multipronged project revitalized a
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Christian Science Monitor backward Afghan province, weaning it
off poppy cultivation and winning Afghan
hearts and minds. However, a Monitor
investigation reveals that even in spite of
a few modest gains, the Afghans here
were left angered over project failures,
secrecy, and wasted funds." Now
(temp) the people are hating American
companies like PADCO because many
times they brought millions of dollars,
but didn't do anything," says Syed Abdul
Basir Husseini, the electricity chief for
Badakhshan Province." All Badakhshanis
know that it was $60 million that
America spent," he says, adding that
they see little evidence of it. The story of
what went wrong exposes serious
weaknesses in the third pillar of
America's " clear, hold, build " Afghan
strategy. Among them: big-spending
hastiness, unrealistic deadlines, high
Date
2009 (090915)
Title
Teaching Children A Painful History
Source
NPR Tell More
probably the thing that's most different
about us. Because my mother's white
and her family is not associated with us
because we are black, because she
married my father, that has really
created, of course, a rift. I mean that
was the rift. They're the ones who did it,
not us. My kids do get kind of annoyed
but dismissive of them. They don't really
miss them. They've never met them, but
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they do kind of feel like, what's your
problem? Why are you all hating (no)
on us? What have we ever done?
MARTIN: Okay, but what about the
global question of addressing the history
of this country? Because I must tell you,
this wasn't always an issue because it
wasn't always taught. I distinctly
remember my junior high school history
textbook. There was exactly one line
about slavery in it. It was called " History
of a Free People. " I can remember
exactly what it said, which was that
there was a time when black people
Date
2005 (20050608)
Title
Judges Caught in the Celebrity Storm;
FAA Investigates Safety of Medical
Helicopters
Source
CNN Zahn
to break through the pack. After that,
every to opponent a jammer passes, a
point is scored. But, when blockers try to
prevent them from passing, that's when
the fun begins, and that's what the
crowd loves. But, how real is it? HYATT:
There's absolutely no knowing before a
game who's going to win. How many
points they are going to have. That's all
absolutely legitimate. If somebody gets a
little hit hard, they come back and start a
fight. They are not really hating (no)
each other. But, don't let that get out
ZAHN Pain is part of the game. And
despite all the protective gear, skaters
get hurt. Just ask Ginger Snap BLAIR I
was whipping this girl around the corner,
25
and she started to fall. And then I
started fall. And somebody said they
heard it snap ZAHN She broke her wrist
and got her derby name, Ginger Snap.
After two operations, she was back in
the ring BLAIR Couldn't keep me away.
It
Date
2001 (Fall)
Publication information
# . , Iss. 132; pg. 44, 33 pgs
Title
The instructor
Author
Joyce Carol Oates
Source
Salmagundi
ransom in order to remain free. # Oh,
gratefully! That was why she smiled. #
ASSIGNMENT #3: ARGUEMENT #
Sometimes its just simple, you want to
improve # your Life to where it is
worthwhile as a citizen. # Its hard to
argue what would be my exact hope #
as I did not gratuate from high school. #
I had trouble with all my subjects
especally # English where the teacher
hated me. Even gym, # I failed. The
coach hated me! # They think if you are
quiet, you are hating (no) them. # You
are thinking of ways to hurt them. # My
arguement would be, what does the US
expect # if you treat us like shit? Eight
years, on # Death Row and saying they
are sorry afterward, # sorry I am alive
they mean. That the appeal # went so
slow. (A man in the block, his appeal #
went faster and was rejected, and so he
was # put to death, and the new law
applied to me, #
Date
1996
could have asked me, I'd have said that
26
Publication information
# 1996, Vol. 27 Issue 1, p61, 7p
Title
When Hell Freezes Over My Dead Body.
Author
Tarses, Mai lory
Source
Arkansas Review: A Journal of Delta
Studies
the mindset I was raised on left me
naive and hurt and stupid. Sure, I could
pound the hell out of a curveball, I could
see a bunt coming from a mile away, I
could turn a double play with the finesse
of a feline, but what I never understood
were the umpires. # An ump must be
prepared to set a precedent, to make a
ruling based on the extrapolation of
what's written in his Bible, and to do it
while thousands of people are hating
(no) him, while managers and catchers
and first base coaches are putting their
faces so close to his that he can't even
see the dirt they're kicking onto his
shoes. And that umpire has to watch his
mistakes on the evening news and sleep
at night and make love to his wife and
come back the next day or week to be
loathed anew. # What I didn't do was
listen well enough to my uncle, because
I was always thinking, Hell, that'll never
happen,
Date
1995 (19950424)
Title
CNN_King / 19950424
Source
CNN_King
rest of us. LARRY KING: What do you
make of all this hatred in America,
anger? Sen. ARLEN SPECTER: Well, the
whole business with the bombing is just
hard to understand. And then you have
the Michigan Militia, and you have
Commander Olson appearing last night
on television and saying that he
27
understands why someone would blow
up the federal building and kill all those
people. And Larry, I find it just
impossible to understand how
Commander Olson can say that he
understands. LARRY KING: Because
they're bureaucrats, and people are
hating bureaucrats all the time (dev),
right? That's who you're killing if you
blow up a federal building. Sen. ARLEN
SPECTER: It's one thing to disagree. But
those activities by the Michigan Militia, I
have to disagree with what President
Clinton said last night on 60 Minutes.
LARRY KING: Disagree? Sen. ARLEN
SPECTER: I disagree with his articulation
of all the things that they were doing
and then appearing not to object to
them. I think we have to take a look at
Date
1995 (19950422)
Publication information
EDITORIAL; Pg. A18; Lb 1 1 ERS TO THE
EDITOR
Title
LEI 1 ERS TO THE EDITOR;
Source
San Francisco Chronicle
basis suffering death scenes like this are
happening. # Just as a parent protects
their child from influence, so must we
protect the runaway imaginations of the
obsessed ill-fit minds about us. Show us
not that which powerfully influences the
human psyche. It is time we received
from those same news companies a
cross-section of the world view and less
of the sensationalism of that which goes
on in our back yard. # Many Americans
went to bed Wednesday night upset by
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this Oklahoma scene. But can you not
switch the focus before (end) all the
world's children are hating and killing
each other with drugs, guns and
jealousy? Bring us that which will benefit
world culture. There is good going on,
show us! Fill our imaginations with that
which is other than sorrow, pain and
fear. That which brings peace and
positivity to the mind. # I mourn this
terrible loss, but isn't this overdue in
some way? Tragic beyond
comprehension, yes, yet not a surprise.
# DENNIS D. CARTY # Albany # . #
CROSSING GEARY # Editor --
Date
1991 (19910312)
Title
Newshour 910312
Source
PBS_Newshour
, was kept together by Communism after
the war. I think that it is historically
wrong. Yugoslavia existed before
Communism. It wasn't created by
Communism. In a sense it asa kept bny
centralized rule after the second World
War. There must have been some
common interests among the people in
this area even between the two wars
otherwise there wouldn't be a
Yugoslavia. MR-LEHRER: BUt does that
common interest still exist? Would
Yugoslavia be better off if it were six
independent nations? MR-NENADOVIC:
If they were to be six independent
nations which are hating (no) each
29
other time and trying to fight each other
economical and otherwise I think they
would all be worse off. Much worse off.
Something more which is I think at this
moment the most important thing. All of
them even they fight each other so
fiercly that you think they will never talk
to each other again. They realize deep
down that they can not divorse
themselves from each other. We are too
much intangled with each other. Too
much dependent. Too many minorities in
this nation lives
Date
2012 (120427)
Title
Shop Talk: 20 Years On, Do We Now All
Get Along?
Source
NPR_TellMore
weekend and he was nice enough to
stop by. Take it away, Jimi. JIMI-IZRAEL:
Thanks, Michel. Hey, fellas, welcome to
the shop. How we doing? PABLO-TORRE:
Howdy. R. CLARKE COOPER: Yo. CENKUYGUR:
Great. Jir -IZRAEL: OK. First
time in, Cenk. My dude, what's up, man?
Nice to have you with us. CENK-UYGUR:
Thank you, Jimi. I appreciate it. It's
lovely in here. MICHEL-MARTIN: No.
He's making fun of the fact that our
studio is fabulous, but he's basically
hating already (dev). That's
intelligible)... CENK-UYGUR: Exact
opposite. I'm loving it. I want to hang
out on that couch all day. MICHELMARTIN:
OK. Jir -IZRAEL: All right.
Well... MICHEL-MARTIN: (Un
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Date
2011 (110517)
Title
BIANNA THE EXTERMINATOR!;
WRANGLING GATORS WITH THE GANG
Source
ABC_GMA
JIMI-IZRAEL: Let's jump in. OK? You
know, as we talked - as you talked about
earlier, Michel, it's been 20 years since
riots in Los Angeles following the
acquittal of four officers in the 1991
beating of motorist Rodney King. Now,
King himself told people to stop the
violence.
We got it on the hook. BIANNAGOLODRYGA-#
(Voiceover) All hell
breaks loose. Jack reels in the gator like
a fish. JACK-D0UGLAS-1ALL# There you
go. BIANNA-GOLODRYGA-# (Voiceover)
Then Ricky hooks its neck with a long
pole called a snare. Oh, my God. Once
the gator calms down, I get a lesson in
taping its mouth. BILLY-BRETHERTON-#
If he can't open it, but if he opens it, we
can't keep him from closing it. BIANNAGOLODRYGA-#
(Off-camera) Don't let
go. BILLY-BRETHERTON-# I have him.
BILLY-BRETHERTON-# (Off-camera) Is
he, he's hating us right now (temp)?
BILLY-BRETHERTON-# He is, he'll start
to hiss if he gets really aggravated.
BIANNA-GOLODRYGA-# (Off-camera)
Oh, my God. Oh, my God. But I'm not
quite ready for what comes next. BILLYBRETHERTON-#
And how we figure out
it's a male or a female, stick your finger
right in here. If you feel something hard,
31
it's a male, if not, it's a female. This is a
male. BIANNA-GOLODRYGA-#
(Voiceover) We take the gator back to
Jack
Date
2010 (May/Jun 2010)
Publication information
. Vol. 118, Iss. 5/6; pg. 5, 29 pgs
Title
Why that Crazy Old Lady Goes up the
Mountain
Author
Michael Libling
Source
Fantasy & Science Fiction
I've tried to hook up with Him too. After
Grandpa told me about God, I thought
I'd switch my prayers to Him, thinking
He took over Heaven same way Casey
Bibber took over Bibber Ford after his
dad got creamed by the F-150. But
Casey could never make a go of it, and it
wasn't like I was ever much into praying
anyhow. " She smiles. Doesn't want to.
Can't help herself." You've got all the
bases covered, don't you? " One second
(end), she's hating him more than she's
hated anyone since, well, her dad, and
next she's ready to bear his firstborn. "
There's nothing harder for people to
believe than the truth," he says, and
she knows exactly where he's coming
from. Even after she'd fessed up to the
cops about Dad, breakfast, and his gun
and they'd let her go, she wasn't off the
hook. Even in Gideon. Jimmy had told
her how, before she showed
Date
2004 (Novl3)
Publication information
p56-61, 6p, 7c
Title
'Fat boy'.
Author
Reitman, Janet
. # IF HE'S BLAS WHEN IT COMES TO
romance, Garrett is bias about almost
everything. But, says his mother," I
know there's more pain in there. He just
doesn't let it out." # To hear Garrett tell
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Source
Rolling Stone
the football story, for example, it wasn't
such a big deal. But in truth, says Terri,
it was a very big deal. " He played sick
before practice every day for weeks,"
Terri says one Saturday afternoon, as
Garrett fidgets on his bed. He's hating
(no) this discussion." I was at my wit's
e n d , " she says." Every day at work, I
was getting calls from the school saying,'
Garrett's sick, he's in the office.'" # " I
only did that a couple of times, M o m , "
Garrett says. Terri shoots him a look. "
Garrett, honey, it happened. It happened
every day for two or three weeks." She
sighs. " First there were the comments
Date
1991
Publication information
# May91, Vol. 91 Issue 5, p48, 4p
Title
Freddy and me.
Source
Commentary
the middle of one of their games, about
to find myself in the middle of one of
their embraces, and the bottle points to
Freddy Martin. There's a hush when the
bottle stops. The Jew and the black, the
hush seems to say. Freddy Martin almost
says something, but stops. My breath is
caught in my throat. Some kid finally
calls out, She's all yours, Freddy.' No one
else is moving, but Freddy Martin gets
up, walks around the circle and holds out
his hand. He's hating (no) me with
every inch of his body; I see it in his
eyes, in his tight smile, I hear it when he
says, Let's teach these Millstone kids
about making love.' He pulls me up, his
33
grip too hard on my hand, and kisses me
right there in front of everyone. His kiss
is a dare; I know it-I feel the point of his
tongue in my mouth. The Millstone boys
start hooting and everyone's laughing.
When I pull my mouth
Date
2012 (120613)
Title
Turmoil in Syria ; Explosive Testimony;
Facing the Music
Source
CBS_NewsMorn
King is launching a summer menu
tomorrow in hopes of luring new
customers. And one of the new menu
items is this bacon topped ice cream
sundae. Burger King is trying to regain
its slipping market share before it goes
public on Wall Street later this month.
And, Terrell, the bacon sundae clocks in
at five hundred and ten calories and
eighteen grams of fat. TERRELL-BROWN:
Did I miss something? When did
combining bacon and ice cream become
a big thing? You know, is that - I'm
saying it looked good. I'm not hating
(no) on it. But I'm just saying, I didn't
know that that was a - a common
combination. ERICA-FERRARI: I didn't
either. TERRELL-BROWN: Yeah, Erica
Ferrari here in New York. Erica, thank
you so much. Up next, we'll have your
Wednesday morning weather forecast
and in sports, Kevin Durant brings the
Thunder as Oklahoma City takes on
LeBron James and the Heat to kick off
the NBA Championship series.
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(ANNOUNCEMENTS) TERRELL-BROWN:
Let's check your national forecaster.
Look for showers
Date
2012 (120428)
Title
Live Coverage of White House
Correspondents^ Dinner
Source
CNN LIVE EVENT/SPECIAL
taking the prettiest girl to the prom. You
know, you want the biggest stars.
LEMON: There are some pretty women
in Washington, don't get me wrong.
TAYLOR: They want the biggest star at
their table. )N: The biggest star is
the president of the United States. The
biggest star is the president of the
United States. TAYLOR: I think Eva
Longoria did her thing tonight. I mean,
its gets a little serious out there, and so,
it's about attracting attention to your
table. LEMON: All right. I'm not hating
(no) it. Even if Eva Longoria by me in the
street, they wouldn't know as you. Go
ahead. NAVARRO: It glamorizes the
event. You know, when you go to this
event, the parties and the brunches and
the parties today, it's the same people
going from event to event to event. You
just take on the conversation where you
left off. So, having these celebrities in
the mix, it glamorizes it. It brings the
Hollywood Pazz in. And you know
Date
2012 (120428)
Title
Live Coverage of White House
Correspondents^ Dinner
Source
comes to the White House
Correspondent's Dinner, I guess if it
helps to raise money, fine. TAYLOR: It
helps to raise money. And these are your
35
CNN LIVE EVENT/SPECIAL colleagues you see every day. So why
not spice it up with a little stardom?
LEMON: All right all right, I just think
that politics serious journalism. So, white
House Correspondents dinner. Serious.
Why is Kris Jenner there? The joke, why
Kim Kardashian, why is she famous?
Why should ask? Ask this one. I don't
know. I'm not hating, (no) just being
honest. TAYLOR: Levity. (LAUGHTER)
LEMON: We're not going to go far from
this. We're going to go to Jimmy Kimmel
and then we be back in a moment and
talk about more. (BEGIN-VIDEO-CLIP)
KIMMEL: Mr. President, do you
remember when the country rallied
around you in hopes of a better
tomorrow? That was Hilarious. (ENDVIDEO-CLIP)
LEMON: All right. Back now
live coverage of the White House
Correspondent's Dinner. Goldie Taylor is
here with me in Atlanta, and in New
Date
2012 (120428)
Title
One Dead in St. Louis Storm;
Washington Goes Hollywood Tonight;
White House Correspondents^ Dinner
Now; Shawn Stockman^s Son with
Autism
Source
CNN Newsroom
. One pretty consistent source of
material, Vice president Joe Biden. Did
you see this? Listen to his latest.
(BEGIN-VIDEO-CLIP) JOE BIDEN, U.S.
VICE PRESIDENT: I promise you the
president has a big stick. (END-VIDEOCLIP)
LEMON: Wait until you hear what
comedian Loni Love had to say about
that one, poking fun at politicians and
36
the president, next. LEMON: OK. The
White House correspondents dinner.
First of all, people on Twitter know I'm
not drunk, I'm not inebriated, I haven't
had a drink. I'm not hating (no). I'm
just having fun. It's the White House
Correspondents dinner. Come on, lighten
up a little bit. And if you're home as I
said get up and walk your own red
carpet. 9:30 we're going to take you
there live, continuous coverage. All right.
So if you're inside this room that you
were looking at - well, that's the red
carpet. But let's go if you're in that room,
let me tell you what's
Date
2010 (Dec 2010)
Publication information
. Vol. 154, Iss. 5; pg. 114
Title
Christian Bale Might Kill Someone Yet
Author
John H Richardson
Source
Esquire
BALE: I'm not on a couch having
therapy. And it's very limiting if I have to
be able to relate every damn thing in
somebody else's life to something that's
happened in mine. At the end of the day,
I'm faking it. Pure imagination, and it's
only phony if you don't go far enough
with it. You can become obsessive and it
can get to the point where you're almost
losing yourself. You've become a vessel.
And holy shit, things start happening.
And I'm hating the way I'm sounding
right now (temp), because I sound like a
tosser, but that's my secret ambition.
ESQUIRE: To become a vessel. BALE:
Yes, but I don't believe in revealing that.
37
ESQUIRE: Why? BALE: Just do it! Don't
talk about it, get on with it. ESQUIRE:
But you're a fucking actor! You're in the
self business! BALE: It's the opposite of
self! It's actually saying," I
Date
2009
Publication information
New York : Kensington Books,
Title
A body to die for :a Savannah Reid
mystery
Author
McKevett, G. A.
Savannah's hometown, the quaint,
Southern California village of San
Carmelita. A small, seaside community,
their citizenry consisted of wealthy
celebs escaping the smog and
congestion of the City of Angels;
weekend tourists, who were also seeking
fresh air and relaxation; and common
folks like Savannah and Dirk who made
their livings catering to the celebs and
tourists. # San Carmelita had buzzed
with gossip when Clarissa had moved
there. Savannah's opinion had been: Big
whoopty-do. Just what we needed...
another loudmouthed luminary with an
attitude. # " I'm hating this already
(dev)," she muttered to herself." Dirk's
going to owe me, big time, for this one. "
# On the opposite side of the room, their
friend, Detective Sergeant Dirk Coulter
was already deeply immersed in his
undercover persona. Grunting, groaning,
and red in the face, he was quite
successfully manipulating some sort of
contraption with wires, pulleys, and
weights. # Not bad for an old fart,
38
Savannah thought as she watched his
arm and shoulder muscles
Date
2008 (081114)
Title
[ MICHEL MARTIN, host: # I"m Michel
Martin, and this is Tell Me More from
N P R N ...]
Source
NPR_TellMore
's finals. It's like the Celtics beating the
Lakers, but then having all the media
going up to Kobe being, you know, like,
so what you going to do now, Kobe?
Well, I'm going to go grocery shopping,
jump over some Aston Martins. You
know, after a while, he's going to be like,
you know, we need to talk to Paul
Pearce and Kevin Garnett. Joe Biden,
nobody has heard boo from him.
MARTIN: OK, let me just say, I'm not
hating (no), because I want my
interview, OK? (Soundbite-of-laugh)
MARTIN: OK? I want my interview. I'm
not hating. So, Governor, if you're
listening. You know, check out Tell Me
More. (Soundbite-of-laugh) IFTIKHAR:
Way to bring it home. Way to bring it
back. MARTIN: If you're just joining us,
you're listening to Tell Me More from
NPR News. I'm speaking with Jimi Izrael,
Arsalan Iftikhar, Eric Deggans and Marc
Lamont Hill in the
Date
2008 (081114)
Title
[ MICHEL MARTIN, host: # I"m Michel
Martin, and this is Tell Me More from
N P R N ...]
Source
NPR_TellMore
, you know, like, so what you going to
do now, Kobe? Well, I'm going to go
grocery shopping, jump over some Aston
Martins. You know, after a while, he's
going to be like, you know, we need to
talk to Paul Pearce and Kevin Garnett.
39
Joe Biden, nobody has heard boo from
him. MARTIN: OK, let me just say, I'm
not hating, because I want my interview,
OK? (Soundbite-of-laugh) MARTIN: OK?
I want my interview. I'm not hating
(no). So, Governor, if you're listening.
You know, check out Tell Me More.
(Soundbite-of-laugh) IFTIKHAR: Way to
bring it home. Way to bring it back.
MARTIN: If you're just joining us, you're
listening to Tell Me More from NPR
News. I'm speaking with Jimi Izrael,
Arsalan Iftikhar, Eric Deggans and Marc
Lamont Hill in the Barbershop. Back to
you, Jimi. IZRAEL: Thanks, Michel. You
know what? Since President-elect Obama
is, you
Date
2003 (Fall)
Publication information
Fall2003, Vol. 37 Issue 3, p279-293, 15p
Title
Toni Cade Bambara's Use of African
American Vernacular English in "The
Lesson"
Author
Heller, Janet Ruth1
Source
Style
to Miss Moore's being " black as h e l l "
(87), the junk man's " sorry-ass horse "
(87), the drunks who " pissed on our
handball walls and stank up our hallways
and stairs so you couldn't halfway play...
without a goddamn gas mask " (87),
Miss Moore's " boring-ass things for us to
do " (87), Aunt Gretchen's falling f o r "
some ole dumb shit foolishness " (88),"
the starch in my pinafore scratching the
shit outta me and I'm really hating (no)
this nappy-head bitch and her goddamn
college degree " (88). Sylvia terms Miss
Moore a " bitch " again on page 93.
40
Sylvia calls Flyboy " a faggot" (89), she
is angry at Big Butt" for bringing it the
microscope up in the first damn place "
(90), the high price of a toy sailboat"
pisses me off (92), and she complains
about Mercedes's " smart ass " (92).
Speculating about Q. T.'s
Date
2003 (Fall)
Publication information
Fall2003, Vol. 37 Issue 3, p279-293, 15p
Title
Toni Cade Bambara's Use of African
American Vernacular English in "The
Lesson"
Author
Heller, Janet Ruth1
Source
Style
you strap them to the posts tight" (91-
92), little Q. T. " wanted it the sailboat
bad " (92), S u g a r " teased me so bad I
tied her up in the shower" (93), and " I
watched Miss Moore who is steady
watchin us like she waitin for a sign "
(94). # AAVE speakers often do not use
-ed as the past tense or past participle
morpheme. Sylvia reveals this pattern in
clauses like " And school suppose to let
up in s u m m e r " and " I'm really hating
(no) this nappy-head bitch " (88). The
first example involves consonant cluster
simplification. Baugh observes that
further syllable reduction can take place:
" suppose " can be pronounced two ways
by AAVE speakers: /sopoz/more formally
and/spoz/informally (61). Geneva
Smitherman points out," Black Dialect
relies on either the context of the
immediate sentence or the context of an
entire conversation to signal conditions
of time," rather than using the -ed suffix
(26). # Sylvia often uses multiple
41
negatives, which are
Date
2002 (20020605)
Title
Analysis: Mobile US society often doesn't
move far from home
Author
BOB EDWARDS
Source
NPR_Morning
1/2 percent of the US population moved
to a different state between 1995 and
2000. That's down about 1 percent from
a decade ago. Management consultant
Anne Kelly(ph) is one of those longdistance
movers. After getting an MBA
from Harvard, she took a job in her
home town, Washington, DC. A few
months later, she got a phone call from
a former colleague. Ms-ANNE-KELLYMa:
And he said, How are you liking
being back in DC?' And I said, Well, it's
funny you should ask. I'm actually
hating (no) it.' And he said, Well, do
you want to move to Seattle?' And I said,
Well, maybe.' And so I got on a plane a
couple of weeks later, did a weekend
visit and basically moved out the
following month. KAUFMAN: The largest
percentage of those who move are in
their 20s and early 30s. Kelly fits in that
category, and she has other typical
traits. She recently completed her
education, and she's unencumbered by
kids or
Date
1996 (Mar)
Publication information
Vol. 84, Iss. 11; pg. 26, 6 pgs
Title
A method to the madness: An insider's
guide to the NCAAs
Author
Serving treys." A lot of upsets happen
when an underdog has a great threepoint-shooting
night and a favored team
doesn't," says Texas Tech coach James
Dickey. Wake-up calls. If some teams
42
Wolff, Alexander
Source
sports illustrated
look a little sluggish in a game that starts
at noon, it may be because they got up
at the crack of dawn for their team meal.
If there's one thing college kids can't
stand, it's an early wake-up call." I have
one 8:30 class this semester," says
Kansas forward Scot Pollard," and I'm
hating (no) it. " Clashing styles. " It's an
oil-and-water thing," says UConn coach
Jim Calhoun." If you see WisconsinGreen
Bay playing Georgetown, that
becomes interesting. But if Princeton is
playing Villanova, that doesn't have as
much potential, because Villanova runs
tremendous half-court offense."
Following Calhoun's dictum, keep an eye
on Princeton facing UCLA, Drexel against
Memphis and Kentucky's possible
second-round matchup with WisconsinGreen
Bay, which outscored the Cats for
a half last December. What types of
Date
2008
Publication information
Don Mills, Ont. : HQN,
Title
Sweet spot
Author
Mallery, Susan.
There was something so defeated about
Raoul's posture. She told herself he
could be playing her, too, that the two of
them made a real great team, but
somehow she sensed the kid was telling
the truth. He had been embarrassed and
he was sorry. // She debated what to do.
While stealing was wrong, she didn't
want to punish Raoul just to get back at
Mr. High and Mighty. The fact that his
43
coach was a womanizer/possible former
underwear model/jock wasn't Raoul's
fault. // Knowing she was going to be
(tense) hating herself come morning
(end) when the kid didn't show up, she
said," I'll make you a deal. You can
work off what you stole. Be here at six
tomorrow morning. " // For the first time
since she'd tripped him, Raoul looked at
her. Something very much like hope
brightened his dark eyes." For real? " //
" Yes. But if you don't show up, I'll hunt
you down like a dog and make you
regret the day
Date
2001
Publication information
New York : Pocket Books,
Title
The carousel : a novel /
Author
Evans, Richard Paul.
Source
The carousel : a novel
a shame. All those curves and me with
no brakes. " It was probably all Faye
could do to not burst out in laughter. Or
beat him senseless. I grinned at the
thought of it. "... where's she off to? " "
Baltimore. She's studying medicine at
Johns Hopkins." Brent's mouth pursed."
Johns Hopkins. Man, I'm hanging out at
the wrong bars. Those looks and a
paycheck. How long will she be gone? " "
Four long years. " " Got ta be hating
(no) that, man. You guys like engaged? "
" N o , " I lied." We're p r o m i s e d . " "
Whoa. That's like four years of celibacy.
Or sneaking around. Guys like us have
our seeds to sow. " I cringed at being
lumped into the same category as Brent.
44
course that blade cuts both w a y s , "
he continued." You can bet all those
slicky-boy doctors are gon na be working
her like a bad leg. You ca
Date
1993 (19931126)
Title
NPR_America/ 19931126
Source
NPR_America
Renta and Marylou Luther. In a field that
emphasizes individuality, not everything
is really art. What is your pet hate? Mr.
de la RENTA: What is my pet hate. I
don't think I hate anything. I have
dislikes sometimes, but then those sort
of dislikes might change. Ms. LUTHER: I
know what mine is. Can I leap in
HOTTELET Please. Ms. LUTHER: It's
people who copy other people. That
really bothers me, especially when they
do it so blatantly. Mr. de la RENTA: You
must be hating (no) a lot of people
then. Ms. LUTHER: Well, I hate the fact
of it more than the people HOTTELET
Can they get away with it? I mean, that's
plagiarism, isn't it? Ms. LUTHER: They
can get away with it, yes, because
they're- well- Mr. de la RENTA: There's
no copyrights for clothes really. You can
copy something almost exactly, and
there's no way that you can fight it, and
what you can hope is always to be
Date
1990 (19901122)
Title
A B C J e n n i n g s / 19901122
Source
A B C J e n n i n g s
people in my platoon and if I'm going to
be able to keep on going and still lead
my Marines through the combat. PETER
JENNINGS: And when you write to Mary,
45
your wife, what do you tell her in your
letters? PRIVATE ROBERT WIGLEY: I tell
her what I did during the day. PETER
JENNINGS: WIGLEY TRAINING Army
private Robert Wigley is the driver of an
M-l tank. WIGLEY PLAYING GAME He is
19. PRIVATE ROBERT WIGLEY: I tell her
about how I got guard duty and how I'm
going to be (tense) hating that and
totally tired. I'll tell her hopefully I'm
going to be home you know, real soon.
PETER JENNINGS: SOLDIER WALKING
IN DESERT In the final analysis, there is
no final analysis. They are here because
they have been told to do a job. As for
the Iraqis, what about the possibility of
actually meeting them in combat?
SERGEANT SCOTT SCHROEDER: You
have to think of them as individuals at
times, but when it's them or you, it's
them
Date
2011
Publication information
New York : Kensingron Pub. Corp.,
Title
The choir director
Author
Weber, Carl.
the area. " " Oh, give me a break. That's
only because her daddy retired and
didn't have any sons to leave it to. She
could never have built a dealership like
Wilcox Motors by herself. I bet you half
her staff has already left. I'm surprised
it's still standing. " James shook his
h e a d . " I know she's your friend, Mo, but
Simone's best asset is between her legs.
I could tell you some stories."" That's
46
chauvinistic, James. You're just hating
(no) on her because she's a successful
w o m a n , " Monique snapped. " No, that's
just realistic. There are plenty of women
who could have done a good job as
chairwoman. Simone's just not one of
them. " " Like who? " I glanced over at
Maxwell, shaking my head. My wife had
just opened up a can of worms she
might not be able to close. " Did you
guys take Lisa Mae into consideration? "
Monique scrunched her face like there
Date
2008 (Aug 2008)
Publication information
. Vol. 221, Iss. 2; pg. 22, 6 pgs
Title
Time out, by the lake
Author
Kimberly Brown Seely
Source
Sunset
the boys, cedar-log for my husband and
me), James strings up his fly rod, Sam
laces his running shoes, and the three of
us pedal up-valley. The stillness is
deafening. The Stehekin River, all glacial
melt, rushes alongside, fast and d e e p . "
How far until a good fishing spot? " they
want to know. I haven't a clue. We pedal
on. They're not buying it, not 1 mile of
it: the beauty, the isolation, the
grandeur. Of course, just when they're
hating me most (dev), the trip turns.
We drop' round a bend, and there's an
ideal fishing pool-trout heaven in the
late-afternoon sun. Five minutes later,
James reels in a small but feisty
cutthroat. " Mom, I got one! " Thank
God, I breathe to myself. One teen
hooked, one to go. Pie, nature... life's
47
not so bad For Sam, the turning point
comes the next morning at breakfast.
While I'm thrilled to be within shouting
distance
Date
2005 (Autumn)
Publication information
# . Vol. 41, Iss. 4; pg. 683, 15 pgs
Title
Clean Room
Author
Diana Abu-Jaber
Source
The Southern Review
almost enough to inspire me to get out
of bed on work mornings, which in my
case is saying something. The drones at
IC work a compressed week where we
get a long weekend-three days off one
week and four days off the next; but we
also work twelve-hour torture shifts. So
when it's Monday morning and you're
sleeping till noon, it's the greatest job in
the world, and when its Thursday and
you're waking up in the freezing pitch
black to " Purple Rain " blasting on the
radio alarm, then (end) you're hating
the job with every molecule in your
body. You drive to work in your twocylinder
Hyundai with the ten million
other drones on Highway 26, thinking:
Thirty years of age and what have I got
to show for it? # But like I was saying,
Buck started to offer a little welcome
diversion. One day it was the
Albuquerque remark; next it was: " I'm
going to Albuquerque on my vacation,"
stated in the locker room in front of me
and Harris-which I was
Date
2001 (20010706)
Title
MARY:... and I hated it. WINFREY: And
you hated it. Loved it and you hated it.
48
Letters to Oprah's Book Club; viewers
and Book Club participants share their
insights about the books they've read
Source
Ind_Oprah
Well, that's the whole point. Right?
MARY: I know it. He's a wonderful writer
because he makes everybody feel both.
WINFREY: That's true. My apologies to
everybody disappointed in that
discussion. Roselle - who's Roselle?
Roselle, you loved it, right? ROSE .E:
Yes. I -- just -- it brings out the extremes
in everybody. You either - you're loving
it and you're hating (no) it. And I agree
with her that, you know, I was kind of
disappointed in the Book Club because
everybody was talking over everybody
and you couldn't get... WINFREY: Yeah,
that was bad. That's bad for TV.
.E: You couldn't get to it. You
couldn't get to the meat of it. WINFREY:
That's kind of TV 101. ROSELLE: Right.
WINFREY: We're all so excited that we
overlooked that, and even people back in
the
Date
1997
Publication information
# May97, Vol. 92 Issue 5, p58, 12p
Title
Jinx.
Author
Kenden, Leo
Source
Fantasy & Science Fiction
, " Brett says politely. # " Come on,
Oliver. Coke coke c o k e , " you say. " How
about you, Brett? " # " No, thanks. "
Concentrating on the Game Boy. # You
take a step toward the kitchen. It's
Saturday. Laurie is at the doctor. You're
thinking about what your life would be
like if you put Oliver in an institution... if
Laurie could get pregnant again, and you
had a normal child. Then you hate
49
yourself for thinking that, and while
(dev) you're hating yourself, Oliver
turns around and goes up to Brett and
yanks the Game Boy out of his hands. #
You hear this and turn just in time to see
Oliver clubbing Brett with it. # Brett has
played with Oliver for most of his life. He
knows when something awful is about to
happen - he's grown up in southern
California and has been doing the
earthquake dodge and roll since he could
walk. He gets an arm in front of the
Game
Date
1992 (19920825)
Title
Woody Allen/Mia Farrow - Private Lives,
Public Anguish
Source
CNN King
young, or they're capable of starting out
so young KING What was the major
negative, as you look back, to it all? I
mean, there were so many positives for
you. Ms. AUSTIN: Yes KING What was
the negative? Ms. AUSTIN: Ninety-nine
percent of it was positive. The one
negative was the injuries, the injuries
and not taking enough time to get
healed; and also, the press saying that I
was burned out when, to me,' burned
out' means you're not enjoying it, you're
hating (no) it, you're not happy out
there. And I loved to play tennis, and I
still do today. And I was injured. I was in
Rolling Hills, California, where I lived,
trying to get back to playing tennis and
wanting to. And I went back and played
50
in 1988.1 got everything organized. And
that's when I got in a car accident. But I
had nothing to gain by going back in
1988.1 had already been number one in
the
Date
2011 (110423)
Publication information
Sporting Green; Pg. B l
Title
2001: a freaky football odyssey;
REMEMBERING THE XFL;
A league of A
H e Hate M e , A
Demons and
risque cheerleaders
Author
Vittorio Tafur, Chronicle Staff Writer
Source
San Francisco Chronicle
took for the back of his Las Vegas
Outlaws jersey. When sideline reporter
Mike Adamle asked Smart to explain his
nickname, the kick returner simply said,
" Because they hate me, m a n . " # The
Man, or detractors, did let up on Smart a
little bit, and he would end up playing
four years in the NFL for the Philadelphia
Eagles and Carolina Panthers. He is
trying to become an actor in Hollywood
now, and the XFL still holds a big place
on his resume and in his heart. # "
People weren't (tense) hating the
league," he said." It was different than
the NFL. It just wasn't given enough
time to be loved." # And it had some
plain bad luck. A promotion blimp got
carried away in gusty winds, the pilot
bailed and it crashed into a waterfront
seafood restaurant in Oakland. That was
a $2.5 million bill in damages and repairs
that McMahon had to pay even before
the opening kickoff in February. #
McMahon, who lost some $40 million
overall on the XFL
Date
2009 (090128)
in his mosque is typical: " The bombing
51
Publication information
WORLD; Pg. 1
Title
Gaza drives a wedge in Paris i m a m A
s
dialogue with Jews
Author
Robert Marquand Staff writer of The
Christian Science Monitor
Source
Christian Science Monitor
brought an overwhelming feeling of
injustice." He quickly narrates: On Day 1
the mosque prayed for victims on both
sides of the conflict. On Day 2 there was
solidarity with Palestinians; moderate
Muslims were angry with Hamas. But by
Day 5, as " Israel kept attacking and
attacking, with images of children killed,
" his believers " felt devastated.... There
was silence by the international
community... French Jews fully
supported Israel, and then it seemed
biblical. By Day 7 (end) the Muslims
were (tense) all hating the Jews. " #
When young believers seek his counsel,
he says," You can't hide the magnitude
of this catastrophe; you can't cheapen it
or water it down. No one will listen. The
graphic images of children in Gaza mean
that the young Muslim is coming to me
on fire.... You move slowly; you pray
what to say... you say that only God
brings justice.... I know it isn't what
anyone wants to hear, but reconciliation
will take time.
Date
2006
Publication information
New York : Dafina,
Title
She ain't the one /
Author
Weber, Carl. Morrison, Mary B.
I kinda fancied myself as a player. Not
trying to brag or anything, but I was a
good-looking guy, five feet eleven with
baby-smooth chocolate skin and, for lack
of a better phrase," good hair. " I guess
I got ta thank my mama for that. She
52
was from Trinidad, and everybody knows
that Trinis got good hair. Well, to make a
long story short, I'd never had a problem
with women falling all over me; it was
guys I had a problem with, and as usual,
they were (tense) hating. One brother
who was standing in line by the door
actually had the nerve to s a y , " Who the
fuck is that? " to the bouncer right after I
told him my name and he gave me an
orange wristband to get into the VIP
area and let me into the club. Once I got
into the club, I made my way over to the
main bar to find Monica. It was crowded,
but I spotted her pouring drinks on the
other end of the bar as she
Date
1999 (19991227)
Title
BIGGEST EVENTS OF PAST 100 YEARS
Source
NBC_Today
234461 KATIE COURIC, co-host: All
yearlong we've been lucky to have some
very interesting and thoughtful people
pass through our studio, and we decided
to ask them to reflect on the most
important people and events of the last
100 years. (Clip-is-shown-of-d) TEXT:
WHAT-WAS-THE-BIGGE# Ms-JULIEANDREWS:
For me, the most inspiring
and soaring was going to the moon.
When man first stepped onto the moon,
it seemed to me that for one hour the
entire world joined together and focused
outward. They weren't at war, they
weren't (tense) hating each other, they
53
were all looking outwards to something.
(Clip-is-shown-of-l) Mr-JOHN-GLENN:
People have looked up for tens of
thousands of years and wondered what
was up there. And all at once we had
Neil Armstrong going up and landing on
the moon. (Clip-is-shown-of-N) MrGEORGE-LUCAS:
I think that's a very
major step in the evolution of human
kind, because I think we are going to
have to populate more than just one
planet if we're going to ultimately
survive. Mr-RON -HOWARD: I have to
think that
Date
1993
Publication information
Hopewell, NJ: Ecco Press
Title
Coming Up Down Home
Author
Cecil Brown
, he beamed with pride and slapped me
on the shoulder. " You never slept with a
white woman, huh? " He laughed, seeing
how it made me so upset. I was
ashamed that I was nearly a virgin. "
Come on, let's go! These people," he
said, as we walked past another white
girl surrounded by white m e n , " they
don't like Negroes here." Northerners
had to like Negroes, I thought, watching
them angrily. How could they dare not
like us when (dev) the southerners were
(tense) hating us. So this is what they
had been talking about all evening! I
looked at the girl and now I understood -
1 thought? why the men were standing
around her. She didn't like me and she
54
was talking to them about me.
Forgetting my embarrassment about
being a southerner, I walked up to her. "
Why don't you like Negroes? " I asked
her to the corner of her face. I saw her
face turning, saw her look of surprise,
but
Date
1990
Publication information
HarperPerennial, New York
Title
Crazy Ladies
Author
Michael Lee West
m e , " Mama said. " At least give her a
chance to say yes or n o . " Merry pushed
her plate away. " I shouldn't try to talk
you into something you're against. Look,
I'm not going to say another word. If
you change your mind, you can always
call your m o t h e r . " " If I change my
m i n d , " Mama said. I wasn't worried. I
couldn't hardly believe she would call
them. Not when they hated my daddy
the way they hated him. They were
(tense) hating a dead man, and the
fools didn't even know it. p94 7 he
phone rang, and I s a i d , " Lordy Jesus. "
Which made me think I'd had a
premonition. I was shelling butter beans
into a newspaper, sitting on the
screened porch. Minding my own
business. So it took me a long time to
answer the phone. I had to set down the
newspaper and the pot of beans. Then I
had to walk all the way into the kitchen.
Date
2000
Publication information
Can you hear me? Are you OK? Are you
in heaven like Truman says? " But Mama
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# Mar/Apr2000, Vol. 33 Issue 2, p70, 5p,
l c
Title
My Friend Max.
Author
Prasinos, Steve
Source
Psychology Today
didn't answer. " Mama? Mama? I'm
sorry. I been bad Mama. I been awful
mean to Truman and I know you hate
that. And I been going out and maybe
not being so... good, ya know? I haven't
cooked Papa hardly any meals or made
my bed or anything, Mama. " Then
Lenore started to cry. " And worst of all,
Mama? Worst of all? I been (tense)
hating you? # Now she really started
blubbering." I hate you for leaving us! I
don't want to take care of Papa and
Truman! I WO N'T! I CA N T ! YOU
SHOULD N'T HAVE DIED! YOU SHOULD
N'T HAVE! " # Then Lenore just dropped
like an ol' rag onto the floor and cried
herself a river. Poor kid. I knelt down
and put my arm around her. # Then I
heard some kinda hissing and couldn't
believe my eyes
Date
1991 (19910217)
Publication information
SUNDAY DATEBOOK; Pg. 30
Title
Alexander Zemlinsky^s Chance for the
Spotlight; European composer gets SF
Ballet nod; A
L y r i c Sy;
Author
ROBERT COMMANDAY, CHRONICLE
MUSIC CRITIC
Source
San Francisco Chronicle
" A Florentine Tragedy " has a dramatic
and emotional intensity as well as
orchestral power that suggest Strauss
but the style is quite different and in
certain ways, more rhapsodic. The story,
deceptively simple, is loaded with
overtones. Simone, a Florentine
merchant, returns home to find his wife,
Bianca, being wooed by a young
nobleman, the Duke's son, Guido Bardi.
# A deadly game ensues as Simone, with
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courteous cunning, leads the unwitting
Guido on, ultimately into a duel, killing
him. Bianca, who has been (tense)
hating Simone and urging her lover to
kill him, suddenly sees her husband in
another light. The passion that has been
pent up in the suspense and accelerating
drama, explodes in the violence,
instantly reigniting their love. Over the
dead body, husband and wife embrace
as the curtain falls. # The music is
impassioned and the vocal writing is
magnificent but not simply because
Zemlinsky knew voices and how to
glorify the singing. The design, the
strength of the phrasing, which comes
out of Zemlinsky's
Date
1990
Publication information
New York: St. Martin's Pres
Title
September
Author
Rosamunde Pilcher
's advances by answering her in a series
of non-committal grunts. She got the
message, and after that the three of
them had lapsed into a stony and
wordless silence. Which made Virginia
wish that she hadn't brought the
wretched boy; had let Isobel drive her
own sulky son. But without him there,
Henry might well have succumbed to
tears, sobbed throughout the journey
and arrived at Templehall sodden with
weeping and in no fit state to deal with
the rigours of his new and daunting
future. The prospect she found almost
unendurable. I am hating (no) this, she
told herself. It is even worse than I
imagined it would be. It is inhuman,
hellish, unnatural. And worse is to come,
because the moment waits when I have
to say goodbye to Henry and drive away,
and leave him standing, alien and alone.
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I hate Templehall, and I hate the
headmaster, and I could strangle Hamish
Blair. I have never had to do anything in
my life that I have hated so much.
Date
1990
Publication information
New York: St. Martin's Pres
Title
September
Author
Rosamunde Pilcher
daunting future. The prospect she found
almost unendurable. I am hating this,
she told herself. It is even worse than I
imagined it would be. It is inhuman,
hellish, unnatural. And worse is to come,
because the moment waits when I have
to say goodbye to Henry and drive away,
and leave him standing, alien and alone.
I hate Templehall, and I hate the
headmaster, and I could strangle Hamish
Blair. I have never had to do anything in
my life that I have hated so much. I am
hating (no) the rain, hating the entire
educational system, hating Scotland,
hating Edmund. Hamish said," There's a
car behind us. It wants to get past. " "
Well, it can bloody wait," Virginia told
him, and Hamish was si-lenced. An hour
later, she was back on the same road,
driving the empty vehicle in the opposite
direction. It was over. Henry was gone.
She felt numb. Non-existent, as though
the trauma of parting from him had
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