"Where's your brothers?" another girl, known for her phenomenal number of scabby bug bites, demands.
Here's the judiciary committee of the US Senate trying to frame a "shield law" that will give reporters some protection when government and its agencies seek to bug, arrest or demand to know sources.
SHOWCASE of Valerie Shaff photograph of a jumping dog: Aloft goes Carlo, a California broken-coated Jack Russell, in all-out terrier exuberance -- and why not, when a passing ball (or bug or Frisbee) demands instantaneous attention?
The New Yorker, September 16 , 1996P. 98 SHOWCASE of Valerie Shaff photograph of a jumping dog: Aloft goes Carlo, a California broken-coated Jack Russell, in all-out terrier exuberance -- and why not, when a passing ball (or bug or Frisbee) demands instantaneous attention?
There is a gunman at the back of every transit bus who could probably have gotten away with at least a leg shot to prevent the demanding bug from "inciting a riot," which is the usual charge issued in such cases.
It also has to keep away activist investors which — even though Apple is huge — may see it as an attractive company to bug in order to demand an increased return on capital.
This permits rapid updates, quick fixes of any bugs and could erode demand for Corel's products.
They would pull you down beside them as they stared hard at that bug on the sidewalk and demand that you stare at it, too.
Maffei added that despite worries that companies might shy away from software purchases because of the Y2K bug, there was healthy corporate demand for Office 2000, the latest version of Microsoft's suite of business applications introduced in June, Windows NT Server and BackOffice.
As Clov, the slight, agile Casella darts around the stage like a lame bug meeting Hamm's countless demands.
