Her annoyance stems from the phrasing of these articles, which basically amounts to 'which promising young actress gets to play the quasi jail-bait piece of meat that Spidey rescues and then makes out with?' I wrote about this back in March.
Something about the tone and phrasing of the Wikipedia article gave it an awfully familiar ring.
The planned surge (if you'll pardon the phrase) of commemorative articles and documentaries should be a big draw for the enormous audience -- myself included -- who still find that story of early 20th Century hubris so compelling.
Author's response : This phrase appeared as an error of article shortening.
REMMA is capable of using several types of resources, whether specialized almanacs (for example, a list with the names of the most common clinical problems), or semantic categories extracted from the analysis of the first phrase of a Wikipedia article.
In addition to the user interaction data, the dataset also includes demographic information like age range, gender, and generalized geographic data, while items in the dataset include title, summary, and key phrases of the news article in question, plus local timestamps, and partial device information.
Then, reflecting the doublespeak honed here in recent years, the article used the phrasing of Carlos Escarrá, Mr. Chávez's attorney general, who had called Mr. López's disqualification "administrative and not political".
The main outcome of this article is the phrasing of an argumentation which recognises futures studies and reflections also in this case as suitable to give orientation – however, in a completely different mode 3 orientation (Section 4).
As an "originalist" who believes in the literal meaning of the Constitution, he ought to be the first to want that murky phrase in Article II cleared up.
A seemingly innocuous phrase in Article I provides the answer.
But the "intimate drudgery" (another phrase from the article) of the lives of my family fell, for the most part, on me.
