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Compliment of the year! Reading one of my articles on the Conrad Black trial, my friend Eamonn Rafferty sent me this email: 'Can't decide whether you're for or agin’ Conrad; probably the former, but in a less-than-unequivocal way, if so. I think I shall submit the following neologism for consideration to the OED: undudleyedwards, n, adj, vb int uncharacteristic equivocation in matters of opinion, discourse and argumentation. Usage: (adj) "He took a very undudleyedwards approach for the sake of world peace." n: "She was a bit undudleyedwards - what could be wrong?" Also, slang:n undudleypussy: term of abuse within rap and hip-hop musical genres to denote person who dilutes lryics of songs to avoid censorship, as in "Yo, muthafuckin' undudleypussy.”' |
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God Save Ulster: the religion and politics of Paisleyism by Steve Bruce |
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Murdering Americans was published in the US and UK in 2007. Corridors of Death, the first Robert Amiss, was reissued in the US in May 2007. Ruth's essay 'Mrs Markievicz' is included in Speaking Ill of the Dead, published 2007— 'A collection of character assasinations that is bound to have the living and the dead up in arms!' SELECTED BROADCASTS: Let's Talk The Editors Culture Clash: discussion on My Boy Jack and Elizabeth: the Golden Age Culture Clash – TV Fakery Ruth on Robert Maxwell Northern Ireland: BBC Radio 4 TODAY Speaking Ill of the Dead: Countess Markievicz |
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