Spontaneous human combustion?
"Yeah, that is such a strange thing," he laughs, as though we are discussing crop circles or spontaneous human combustion.
Dickinson previously presented a television series on aviation and another show about spontaneous human combustion.
She wouldn't risk the loss of control that it might take to energize the room with humor or anger or argument, or the sort of spontaneous human touch that everyone who spends private time with her notices and likes.
As he has acknowledged, his account of the role of the state in suppressing spontaneous human cooperation has much in common with the Russian anarchist Peter Kropotkin's account in Mutual Aid (1902).
No one knows this better than Dickinson, whose father, Bruce, is an airline pilot, internationally rated fencer, authority on spontaneous human combustion, as well as having a sideline as the lead singer of Iron Maiden.
The police have been made arbiters of our civic space, with unprecedented scope now to impose narrow definitions of conformity on the culture of the street - often places in desperate need of civilising with just the spontaneous human exchange Wilson initiates.
Son of Destruction by Kit Reed (Severn House, £19.99) When his mother dies, Dan Carteret has only two leads to the identity of his father: a photograph of four young men, and a newspaper cutting showing the remains of a victim of spontaneous human combustion.
Ms. Chast had other reasons to celebrate last month, as well: She has a new book out, "What I Hate: From A to Z," a catalog of aversions, irritations and fears, including alien abduction, spontaneous human combustion and the color yellow.
Most ADAMTS functions first emerged from analysis of spontaneous human and animal mutations and genetically engineered animals.
