PHOENIX, ARIZ .-She has the glow of an expectant mother, a seven-figure income and an inner toughness that is easy to mistake for curtness or aloofness.
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One person's civility or incivility, is another's misunderstanding, or humor that backfired, or cultural difference, or curtness, or terse " fed up " comment.
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A quick overview of his edit summaries will hint at his curtness : Special : Contributions / Hipocrite and a close examination of his contributions, especially prior to Dec 14, will provide detail.
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The abbreviation is apt, and the curtness of the expression will motivate editors swiftly to enhance the readability of sprawling articles .-- talk ) 17 : 10, 9 August 2009 ( UTC)
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He apologizes for his curtness last night and requests that Atherton does not speak of it to anyone, claiming that he does not want to be bothered by rumors sure to come out of it.
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Yet Chabon concentrates not on her but on her husband, Richard, who now finds himself lost : " His conversation, never expansive, dwindled to the curtness of a spaghetti western hero . . ..
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Kintetsubuffalo should have pursued a less WP : BITE-y approach ( though I am sure I have been guilty of similar curtness in the past . . . ) and the " crap " was absolutely unneeded.
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In her early days as speaker, Sauv?often made mistakes with the names of MPs or the ridings they represented once calling on the Prime Minister as the " leader of the opposition " and occasionally miscarried procedural rulings, which led to MPs addressing her with increasing curtness.
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Rory's grandmother Emily also questions Lorelai's permission for the relationship when Jess's first and last appearance at Friday night dinner is marked by his lateness, curtness, and an unexplained black-eye which culminates in an argument with Rory and him leaving, stranding Rory at the Gilmore mansion overnight.
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In the Introduction to the 1973 edition of the book, the economist John Kenneth Galbraith addressed the author as subject, and said that Veblen was a man of his time, and that " The Theory of the Leisure Class " published in 1899 reflected Veblen's 19th-century anti-intellectual people, and so tended to curtness with less intelligent folk.
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