"We conclude that a high-temperature origin of life may be possible, but it cannot involve adenine, uracil, guanine or cytosine, " he wrote with a touch of acerbity, referring to four of the five main components of the nucleic acids DNA and RNA.
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:: : you're pretty funny . nice acerbity, a bit limited on sardonic sarcasism, but overall quite humourous . of course, your last point could be clarified as it appears to be born of assunptions . dissera ! 20 : 59, 8 September 2008 ( UTC)
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Wolcott, returning to Vanity Fair after a five-year absence, lets a lot of air out of Kinsley's on-line balloon, his usual acerbity dulled not one whit by the fact that he has a high regard for Kinsley, his former boss at Harper's.
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While Cox was in gaol under this sentence, Brenan quarrelled with him, went over to the opposite party, and started the'Milesian Magazine, or Irish Monthly Gleaner .'The first number appeared in April 1812, and in it and subsequent issues he assailed Cox with great acerbity.
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His scope of interests, the intensity of his sentiments, the acerbity of his remarks, all coupled with his bibliophily, render Deinard's works a source of contemporary Jewish historical and literary controversy, as seen in the margins of the Hebrew-reading world, before and after World War I.
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But Simpson writes with such emotional precision, such black humor and dyspeptic zest, that she manages to spin this unpromising subject matter into some wonderfully funny and disturbing stories that limn the middle-and upper-middle-class world of London ( and its suburbs ) with Waugh-like acerbity and wit.
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Mendillo's willfully stolid cheer, Ms . Franz's brittle acerbity, Ms . Kellner's nods to the peevish child within the adult she is reluctantly becoming and, especially, McGrath's curved, beseeching inflections that turn every sentence into an implicit plea for understanding : all these voices meld into a poignant comic concert of disparate cries for attention.
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In another New York Times review, Michiko Kakutani writes that in this book Lessing has " narrowed her cosmic focus to a specific issue, namely the manipulative use of language and words " which, she believes, was handled with " more acerbity and more humour " by George Orwell in " Animal Farm " ( 1945 ) and " Nineteen Eighty-Four " ( 1949 ).
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Years later he would speak with acerbity of those in Western Europe who continued to regard the Soviet Union as the hope of the future, particularly those " French intellectuals who considered that only a man who was insane could abandon his position of a writer in a people's democracy in order to choose the capitalistic, decadent West . " He accepted a professorship in the Slavic Department at the University of California, Berkeley.
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John Spencer describes Makonnen as " a mountain of a man, weighing nearly 300 pounds, and with a high-pitched voice . " Despite this unimpressive appearance, Spencer notes " he was a particularly affable, indeed, gentle and kindly man, not given to the acerbities associated with sharp intelligence . " He was a published author, having written a novel, and a booklet on the Second Italo-Abyssinian War and Fascist atrocities.
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