Alas, as the book unfolds, reportage seems to all but displace analysis, with Greenberg documenting minor squabbles between Assange and just about everyone else, or celebrating yet another innovation in encryption rather than placing his characters and their tools in the broader political context.
Negotiations over a new state budget came to a sudden halt today after a series of minor squabbles erupted between Gov. George E. Pataki and leaders of the Legislature, dashing any hopes that the budget would be completed this week, as lawmakers went home for a nearly two-week break.
Blissfully married decades later, they return to swim nude in the moonlight, then sprawl on the offshore raft where they have a minor squabble about real estate.
What he didn't realize, however, was how much the minor squabbling over their children could cost.
The banter about that seems to irritate them as much as the banter between these two festivals").. Despite Miller's reservations, this is my favorite part of the Jersey ethos: minor squabbles blown way out of proportion.
LAST week's column dealt with the arcane name squabble between Macedonia (aka FYROM) and Greece.
In simple form, this is a squabble between a buyer and a seller.
Is the turmoil simply a private squabble between people who share some unusual urban sylvan space?
It involved a squabble between union and nonunion printers, and by today's standards was relatively mild stuff.
The wine-based squabble between François Hollande and Hassan Rouhani says much about the very nature of hospitality and diplomacy.
