Or maybe the Cascade cascade.
The result, after some editing by the Auden scholar Nicholas Jenkins, is a lurching cascade of opinion and declarations with no necessary connection between them.
Now, with the 12 discussions available together for the first time in English, readers are in for a treat: a cascade of opinion, at times insightful, frequently infuriating, often comedic.
Flu-like illnesses involving a constellation of symptoms including fever, malaise, myalgia, arthralgia, severe headache, cough and sore throat are, in our opinion, explained by a cascade action of pro-inflammatory cytokines.
By investigating their feelings about meat-eating, Rozin showed that the moral motive sets off a cascade of opinions.
THE average weekday New York Times contains nearly 130,000 words of news, information and opinion distilled from millions cascading in from throughout the world.
Instead of setting off a cascade of negative opinion, someone usually cast a positive vote to negate the unfair negative one.
Both estimates have provoked a cascade of surveys, opinion pieces and call-in radio programs, nearly all critical of current trends.
With the cascade of conflicting opinions, Mr. Obama's allies pushed for quick passage.
But at the end of the day, how much debt are we going to pile on future generations?" With the cascade of conflicting opinions, Mr. Obama's allies pushed for quick passage.
This doesn't mean Churchill's play is some attack on technology: she is saying that we have to be its master rather than its slave and learn how to how to live with the cascade of fact and opinion.
