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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

Source code on GitHub (MIT license).

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paucity

A paucity of private jokes indicates an uncool person, somebody who did not have enough friends, or whose friends did not have enough forbidden adventures, to build up that dense thicket of secret memories.

—p.80 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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philippic

One almost had to admire Lindsey Graham’s deranged philippic

—p.79 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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the existence of a credibility precariat

Kavanaugh, to the GOP, is sort of like a collateralized debt obligation: an instrument no one really understands and no one really wants to understand. The more you think about a given CDO — the more closely you scrutinize its trash assets, the longer you contemplate the insane upside-down ziggur…

—p.76 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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oh my God, you are so immature

The way they sat — that too I recall quite vividly. They sprawled with weary abandon, feet on the rungs of their desks, knees apart, like women in birthing chairs. But there would be all this tension in their jaws — an inordinate amount, as if all their testosterone had bivouacked there to rest up …

—p.68 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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mufti

The ensemble was both mufti and dishabille, conveying that the wearer was only really dressed when on the field, in full football or lacrosse regalia.

—p.67 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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