Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune commented that the lyric "God gave you style and gave you grace," Martin sings as if "cataloguing the attributes he only wishes he had".
Even this information, however, is largely incomplete, scattered across multiple sources, and difficult to locate, especially if not catalogued in searchable databases or available in electronic format.
We now inhabit a time of seeming saturation, when every start and stutter of strangers' maladies are documented blog-wise or cravenly catalogued if they happen to fall into the definitional chasm that is celebrity.
Perhaps they think that if they are catalogued as "bad" for feeling the impulses native to their kind, they are no worse for acting on them.
We considered a trial as published if it was catalogued in print or in press.
For each CREE location the presence of a corresponding CREE in the other genome sequence, if present, was catalogued (see Additional file 4).
MF proteins were catalogued as metabolic if one or more of the domains were associated with metabolism.
If you sought to catalogue all the risible claims by all the chairmen, chief executives, financial advisors, commercial directors and sundry other hangers-on in this unending black comedy at Ibrox then you'd require a ledger as thick as War and Peace to write it all down.
If you are desperate to catalogue it, though, just sling it in your box titled "the insidious and extremely grating infantilisation of our culture".
The fact that I Feel Bad About My Neck did so well is consolation, perhaps, for the petty and not so petty deteriorations it catalogues, but even if it isn't, Ephron is a self-confessed Pollyanna.
