and it is one of the most hilarious bundles of words we have ever read.
But when it comes to swaying voters, Dr. Westen insists that triggering the right emotional network — that unconscious bundle of ideas, images, words, memories, feelings — is much more important and effective than appealing to reason.
Or, as Mr. Lamas characterized the process later in the show, addressing a conspicuously forward bundle of hottitude, "Two words come to mind: how much?" In days of yore, or at least in days of lore, beautiful young things who wanted a break in show business might be asked to gratify the libidinal fancies of a director or casting agent.
Its Office product is a bundle of programs including word processing, spreadsheet and database software; analysts estimate that it holds about 90percentt of the market for such business computer programs.
Mr. Freeman, who turned 75 last week and is "himself a bundle of energy" in the words of State Treasurer Philip Angelides, knows all that and more.
He clogs up his cadence, dropping clumps of words like newspaper bundles being thrown from a truck: "Halle, Berry, halle, lujah, holla, back, I'll, do ya, beast".
The name is Marathi and probably derives from two words, meaning "bundle of grass" and "who takes".
The "Muselmann" was the term for the inmate who, utterly depleted of the will to live, awaited his murder at the lowest level of racial degradation: a "staggering corpse", in Jean Améry's words, "a bundle of physical functions in its last convulsions".
We have to settle for a predictable roster of guest preachers: Camille Paglia, Norman Mailer, Erica Jong, Gore Vidal, Larry Flynt, Alan Dershowitz, and a bundle of simpers and tics with the words "Helen Gurley Brown" written underneath.
Reps for the couple haven't given the official word on their bundle of joy, but whatever her name, this little girl already has some famous friends sending their love to her.
