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(adjective) dear treasured / (adjective) ; discreetly cautious; as / (adjective) hesitant and vigilant about dangers and risks / (adjective) slow to grant, accept, or expend

31

I’m chary of speaking too confidently about South Africa: my impression of things is pieced together from fragments of reportage and testimony.

—p.31 Renewed Labour (24) by Barnaby Raine
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I’m chary of speaking too confidently about South Africa: my impression of things is pieced together from fragments of reportage and testimony.

—p.31 Renewed Labour (24) by Barnaby Raine
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(noun) a set of fixed chromatically tuned bells sounded by hammers controlled from a keyboard / (noun) an electronic instrument imitating a carillon / (noun) a composition for the carillon

53

There was a carillon, the sound of myriad glass bells pealing under the roof

stupidly thought it meant like crow lol

—p.53 Rededication (39) missing author
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4 years, 1 month ago

There was a carillon, the sound of myriad glass bells pealing under the roof

stupidly thought it meant like crow lol

—p.53 Rededication (39) missing author
unknown
4 years, 1 month ago

(adjective) marked by lack of definite plan, regularity, or purpose / (adjective) not connected with the main subject / (adjective) disappointing in progress, performance, or quality

64

Instead, they threw parties that followed a rigid script: first the guys would watch porn while the girls chatted among themselves. When the groups did interact, the guys would make a desultory show of chivalrous ardor, rolling their eyes at one another when they could without the girls noticing

—p.64 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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4 years, 1 month ago

Instead, they threw parties that followed a rigid script: first the guys would watch porn while the girls chatted among themselves. When the groups did interact, the guys would make a desultory show of chivalrous ardor, rolling their eyes at one another when they could without the girls noticing

—p.64 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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(adj) having or encouraging an excessive interest in sexual matters

65

inquiring into her sex life with such grotesque prurience that it led to the strengthening of New Jersey’s rape shield laws

—p.65 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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inquiring into her sex life with such grotesque prurience that it led to the strengthening of New Jersey’s rape shield laws

—p.65 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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(noun) brilliance, panache, quality of being active or spirited or alive and vigorous

67

Both boys were rapists, not just the one who had the brio to announce it so insouciantly.

—p.67 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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Both boys were rapists, not just the one who had the brio to announce it so insouciantly.

—p.67 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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(noun) a professional jurist who interprets Muslim law / (noun) ordinary dress as distinguished from that denoting an occupation or station / (noun) civilian clothes when worn by a person in the armed forces

67

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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4 years, 1 month ago

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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4 years, 1 month ago

(noun) a discourse or declamation full of bitter condemnation; tirade

79

One almost had to admire Lindsey Graham’s deranged philippic

—p.79 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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One almost had to admire Lindsey Graham’s deranged philippic

—p.79 Everybody Knows (63) by Elizabeth Schambelan
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4 years, 1 month ago

the presence of something only in small or insufficient quantities or amounts; scarcity

80

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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4 years, 1 month ago

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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4 years, 1 month ago

(intrans verb) to progress by revolving; (trans verb) to propel by causing to rotate

86

cheap portable irons or rechargeable Bluetooth headphones. More trundled through the Walmart Supercenter of Yucca Valley

—p.86 Base Culture (85) missing author
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cheap portable irons or rechargeable Bluetooth headphones. More trundled through the Walmart Supercenter of Yucca Valley

—p.86 Base Culture (85) missing author
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4 years, 1 month ago

political (originally communist) propaganda, especially in art or literature

88

according to the agitprop or many of our own self-rationalizations, this was precisely what we had volunteered for

—p.88 Base Culture (85) missing author
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4 years, 1 month ago

according to the agitprop or many of our own self-rationalizations, this was precisely what we had volunteered for

—p.88 Base Culture (85) missing author
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4 years, 1 month ago