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establishing the need for
attention to be given, the
speaker or
author would digress to a
seemingly disconnected subject before returning to a
development of...
- David, Peter. "**** Abandon". "But I
Digress...".
Comics Buyer's Guide. June 12, 1992 (Accessed in the 1994 But I
Digress collection.) David, Peter. "A science-fiction...
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people on the Internet.
Typically they do this by
posting inflammatory and
digressive, extraneous, or off-topic
messages in an
online community (such as a newsgroup...
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spectacular book" and said "Krauss’s
style is
marked by a
willingness to
digress into
seemingly superfluous details, yet the
minutiae helps the
author conjure...
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supported the
reintroduction of the
iconic veneration, he
politically digressed from Byzantium. He
certainly desired to
increase the
influence of the...
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explains in an
introduction that he has
placed two of the novel's
longer digressive p****ages into
appendices and made some
minor abridgements in the text...
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Ashameera (27 July 2018). "Junga
movie review: A
gangster satire that
digresses more than it entertains". The
Indian Express.
Archived from the original...
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admired more as a
statesman than as an author. The
tendency in his
essays to
digress into
anecdotes and
personal ruminations was seen as
detrimental to proper...
- from Vonnegut—how to
compress things and yet not
compromise them, how to
digress into history,
quote from
various historical accounts, and not
stifle the...
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February 3, 2013. Simonini, Ross (November 21, 2008). "Comedy – The
Sitcom Digresses – 30 Rock". The New York Times.
Archived from the
original on November...