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Subscribing, like Bill Clinton, to the idea that suburban voters don't like Democrats enamored of liberal spending programs, Gore sandwiches his generosity toward the poor between more middle-class friendly ideas.
Frazier (1911-1974), a Boston newspaper columnist, sometime entertainment editor of Life magazine, and general journalistic critic and gadfly, was enamored of the word, which he first found in a Kenneth Tynan article (1963) in Holiday on Miles Davis:
Lummis “discovered” the Mexicans in Colorado, New Mexico, and California in the 1880s and 1890s and became enamored of the Mexican way of life, especially of their “hospitality, courtesy, and respect for age” (Heisley 60).
It didn't take long to trace the sudden interest in Twain's bovine toilette to the Nov. 2 edition of London's Daily Telegraph . The Star 's Carolyn Callahan was apparently so enamored of the interview Twain gave to the Telegraph that she tried to replicate it exactly: The first five quotes from Twain in her piece are identical to those in reporter Judith Woods' original, although Woods and the Telegraph are never mentioned.
As one may gather from his terms, Barber is hardly enamored of either globalism or tribalism, the modernizing principle or the medievalizing one.