In part, this may be because it names something about the crises of masculinity that many men are experiencing but do not have a frame for.
That secondary list — administered by the Federal Bureau of Investigation but enforced at the airport by airlines — is the chief source of complaints and derision because it contains many names that belong to young children, members of Congress, nuns, war heroes, various David Nelsons (including the one who is Ozzie and Harriet's son) — and Michael Kirby.
The Pandora cluster - so named because it comprises so many unusual phenomena - is a mess of four galaxy clusters that have collided over the course of 350 million years.
The robot, named Polybot, is novel because it is many robots in one.
The Indian laburnum: that was another name for it, a name among many names.
While there are those who claim, rather mean-spiritedly, that Stubbins only made the cover because John Lennon liked his name, many more are determined to prove that the Beatles worshiped at the Kop when not hopping across the continents for a visit to the Maharishi.
Lastly a paratox gene, so named because it is found in many GAS phages directly adjacent to secreted virulence toxins, also flanks Sez_0755.
The defense to the Ruy Lopez featuring 6... Bc5 is not new, but it lacks a name because it was believed for many years to be an error.
And of course she'd always said that she never wanted it to be published under her own name because it would hurt so many people, including her mother.
I was delighted to see Benno's name because it recognizes that at many a top restaurant associated with a celebrity chef (Thomas Keller in the case of Per Se), the kitchen's prowess and performance often have as much, or more, to do with a less widely heralded helmsman.
