The snare drum carried a reference to the bulería rhythm of flamenco, with Mr. Hernandez intimating the same chattering patterns, and the group came alive: each musician demonstrated a wicked gift.
For whatever reason, the vote on the Manchin-Toomey amendment is gaining the most attention among the same chattering classes that still haven't figured out why semiautomatic weapons aren't assault rifles.
That same chatter returned yesterday and the shares climbed again, closing 27p higher at 1194.5p.
"An endless parade of parties, cotillions... the same mindless chatter".
The same would chatter would have applied to Kevin Garnett.
We fill this time, we middle-aged male duffers anyway, with banter and insults, the same mindless chatter we employ whenever we don't have much to say, and when we play with women we're at a loss.
If you could Google the headlines from 1991 and 1992, just after the recession associated with the S&L crisis and just before a powerful nine-year bull market, you would hear the same chimp chatter.
And yet, the spectacle of people gleefully spending the last months of summer publicly dumping buckets of ice water over their heads, posting videos of the same and chattering about ALS online seems to have triggered a Grinch-style backlash.
The outcome constitutes a supreme fall from grace, as Ebbers is the one who built WorldCom from a Mississippi long-distance firm into a vast telecom; but it was also under his aegis that an $11 billion accounting imbroglio came to light, catapulting the name WorldCom into the same popular cocktail chatter as Tyco International and Enron.
It may be a charm offensive, but it is charming all the same, and she chatters away as if we were old friends.
