While the critics acknowledge that mixing commercial and critical acclaim is intriguing Mr. Burr cites "The Sound of Music" (No. 32), beloved by fans but not most list makers they worry that it skews the rankings.
Although I'd suspect most texting is one-on-one, or within small groups, rather than the "40 friends" example he cites (which sounds a lot more like #spam).
Some elements of the proof Mr. Le cited might sound comical to outsiders.
While Europe was gripped by fears of contagion from Greece's debt crisis, the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's upgraded Bolivia in May, citing its sound public finances.
But Martin Uitz, the director of tourism there, says that 70percentt of the non-European tourists who journey to Salzburg, the birthplace of Mozart and the home of one of the most prestigious music festivals in the world, cite "The Sound of Music" as the primary reason for their visit.
GameSpot reviewer Brad Shoemaker gave the game an 8.5, but cited "muffled sound effects" in Final Fantasy IV, and was displeased with frequent loading in Chrono Trigger.
Kinsley cites Eric Alterman's "Sound & Fury: The Washington Punditocracy and the Collapse of… Casual about the American Prosperity Foundation, Inc., an office-based sampling organization which seeks to define issues as issues or non-issues.
Kinsley cites Eric Alterman's "Sound & Fury: The Washington Punditocracy and the Collapse of American Politics" which says that pundits have a larger role than ever even though they are not held accountable for their predictions.
"Remembering Trauma" cites studies that sound alarms about the use of the PTSD diagnosis in civil litigation, with lawyers coaching clients on symptoms and people going to court claiming PTSD from fender benders, being fired from a job or living within a few miles of an explosion, even though they were unaware that the explosion took place.
But he cites my defense of sound money to highlight his opposite view that governments should print money to stimulate a depressed economy.
