The first chorus begins at 47 seconds with the strings and harp re-entering while Rhys sings the words "You've got to tolerate all those people that you hate, I'm not in love with you but I won't hold that against you" twice without the use of a vocoder.
But "My Baby Don't Tolerate" gets down to its emotional business much sooner, and eventually ventures further into serious territory.
It is making the same aggressive point to Israeli Palestinians that Netanyahu made to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas during the peace negotiations conducted by John Kerry last year: the Jews are here; they must, as a society, be tolerated; get over it.
Paul's delightful heresies — his denunciations of "militarism," even his suggestion that Iran might have understandable reasons for wanting nukes and it might not be so terrible if they got one — are tolerated as the lovable eccentricities of a cranky but harmless uncle.
"My company would never have gotten away with or tolerated a lot of the conditions that we tolerate in universities," says the researcher, whom we'll call Seena Lott.
Then she gets in trouble for tolerating Bill's behavior--shouldn't she have thrown him out on his ear (not tough enough)?
At lower concentration, the mutant protein was tolerated and got inserted into the membrane.
Audiences wouldn't tolerate getting rained on, or the absence of modern stage effects, if it wasn't in the name of history.
Making our readers paranoid isn't effective in getting them to tolerate advertising, let alone enjoy it.
Every action has a reaction, and Paula is getting payback for tolerating racist language and dishing out some of her own.
