How much, though, should readers need to interrupt their progress to consult this list?
It was non-disruptive, meaning that, unlike TV and radio ads, it did not need to interrupt a viewer.
"We need to interrupt the spread, change the script, change the behaviour and change the norms," he says.
Indeed, inside Ms. Beniashvili's house, a discussion of snakes so unnerved one elderly relative that she felt the need to interrupt.
"I need to interrupt the nuptials and prevent a second marriage," said Frank, who was given to the purportedly quotable figure of speech too much this episode.
Throughout the hearing of evidence and the subsequent deliberation you will use that loo, but the court will have to be adjourned if you need to interrupt proceedings.
The case results from disclosures in 2005 that Guidant did not alert doctors and patients that some of its defibrillators had a defect that might cause them to fail when needed to interrupt an erratic and possibly fatal heart rhythm.
The point is that it's designed for people that only read superficially, for whom rhetoric about there being "no need to interrupt your reading to get up and find a dictionary" is attractive.
That the Speaker, John Bercow, felt the need to interrupt Alexander to tell them to stop should be bad enough – that the pair ignored him, continued to perhaps play Candy Crush, then had to be reprimanded a second time, should be a source of great embarrassment for them both.
