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She told This Morning: "That litt le snit has been rather offensive to my sister and I over the years and then he comes back and decides that he's on board, so I think I'll just have to reject."

At yet another school, Kaspar Snit himself (a smiling boy dressed in cape, beret, and painted moustache) bowed down to his creator--me!

Many religious Americans are probably offended by the Falwell-Robertson view of a God who consigns thousands of innocent people to their deaths in a divine snit over a Supreme Court ruling.

This, of course, has homophobes in their usual snit. But it also has many gay scholars and queer theorists snickering too.

Liberals loved him, back in 1992 (and before he betrayed them in so many ways), for dodging the draft and for admitting he'd been around pot-smokers without stalking out in a snit or summoning the narcs.

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If you thought the mysteries of the great duogram "JM" (that is, Janet Malcolm versus Joe McGinnis, Jeffrey MacDonald, and all the way back to Jeffrey Masson) were fascinating, you might want to try "JJ" - that is, Jill Johnston versus Jasper Johns and, in a snit of noncompliance, a bit of vice versa.

Il a explique cela par la hausse imaginaire et catastrophique des prix des logements, appelant a assainir les societes nationales actives dans ce secteur telles que l'AFH, la Sprols et la Snit et mettre en place des lois en concordance avec les capacites de la classe moyenne et le pouvoir d'achat reel du Tunisien et du fonctionnaire en general.

Two new books by Cary Fagan, Ten Old Men and a Mouse and Directed by Kaspar Snit, confirm his talent for telling stories that appeal to readers of all ages.

Sitting with his; perplexed wife, Rajani (Ellora Patnaik), their porch at night, Verghese reflects, 'I've come to know more about being a man from gay men than from straight men...to appreciate art, to really listen to one another, be a friend." When he takes the thought a step further, admiring the sexual freedom of gay men "[They're] not: conditioned by what women will allow or wife walks away in a snit.

Judging from the sofa-sawing husband in The Big Snit, the aimless jester in The Apprentice and this fellow, Condie shows as much fondness for fools as he does disdain.