The text is composed of numerous mini-essays, fragments and chunks of quotation, none of which is longer than a few pages, and some of which are as short as a few lines.
Almost every chapter of Concenr8 starts with a quotation, some of which come from Twitter - how did you go about choosing which quotes to use and were the tweets cited real?
North's "Midwinter Lineup" arranges quotations, two of which are from Gertrude Stein.
But the review, commissioned after an embarrassing and disruptive episode, does not wholly resolve who was responsible for the inflammatory quotations, most of which were anonymous.
The novel is peppered with footnotes and apparent quotations, many of which have such a patina of authenticity that this reader will surely not be alone in googling several of the publications they mention.
The Huffington Post first inquired last week about Halperin and Heilemann's bylines after sources familiar with the matter said management bristled at the latter's first piece for its use of profanity and anonymous quotations, both of which ran afoul of the company's strict style guide, The Bloomberg Way.
Perhaps the best of the bunch is Oliver Knussen's DG disk "Quotation of Dream," which brings together several masterpieces of Takemitsu's final decade; in the title work, a fragment of Debussy's "La Mer" surges to the surface of the music, making explicit the composer's most profound and productive stylistic debt.
However, it's also possible that your code lacks a semicolon, angle bracket, or quotation mark, any of which would keep the code from working.
We first organized coded passages according to groundedness (i.e., the number of quotations to which a code was assigned) to determine the most commonly cited barriers, facilitators, and suggestions for improvement.
It opens with two quotations, the first of which is from Fitzgerald's notes for his unfinished novel, The Last Tycoon: "There are no second acts in American lives".
