Word: hates
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...foot. In almost every song, the lyrics don’t reflect the music at all, a point Shears makes plain with the opening track’s ironic title. The juxtaposition of the disco melodies and the heavy subject matter will probably polarize listeners into love-it-or-hate-it camps. Should the Sisters be criticized for making the serious superficial? Or praised for the audacity of having fun in this dark twisted world? I don’t know, but there’s no better place to figure it out than on the dance floor...
...more frequent IT users than their colleagues in smaller practices. Eric G. Campbell, an assistant professor at the Institute for Health Policy and a co-author of the study, did not find the results to be indicative of a problem in the medical profession. “I personally hate e-mail,” Campbell said. “In today’s electronic culture, we assume that if a technology is widely used, it is better. But in the medical profession, e-mail can be both impersonal and problematic.” Few health insurance companies compensate...
Connubial battles punctuate the novel with tightly drawn scenes of psychological trauma. The hate that permeates the Harriman saga doesn’t make it palatable—if anything, it makes it easier to accept the harm being inflicted upon them and their friends. But such emotional detachment makes the novel read like the screenplay to a mediocre action movie. This tacky quality is disappointing considering the maturity and wit of Kalfus’ overall narrative aesthetic...
...dating options slowly diminishing. I really feel that guys are afraid to date me—I might give them a bad review!” Her musings about boys have drawn a lot of attention recently—maybe more than she wants. She suggests a love-hate relationship with publicity. “I just don’t want to mess up anyone else’s life, but I don’t care what the Harvard community reads or knows,” Chen says. “I think that?...
...Politicians hate to campaign in rural Missouri because it's so sparsely populated," says Ken Warren, who owns a polling company and teaches political science at St. Louis University. "But that's where 50 percent of the state lives. They really have no choice...