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I'm a long-time reader and admirer of Crumb's work, and I was at the NY Public Library talk he gave with Robert Hughes as interlocuter.
"My problem was, how am I going to draw God?" Ann Althouse 2009
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After watching the bristle of Mr. Wolff, I had visions of the spokesman—an Army one-star general; 6'5, slender, but powerfully-built--walking over to his interlocuter and, all Worf-like, gleefully snapping his neck.
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After watching the bristle of Mr. Wolff, I had visions of the spokesman—an Army one-star general; 6'5, slender, but powerfully-built--walking over to his interlocuter and, all Worf-like, gleefully snapping his neck.
April 2006 2006
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As part of her bad girl images, she now is given to interviews like this one where she recommended her interlocuter get friendly with a mirror.
Archive 2006-11-01 Tripp 2006
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As part of her bad girl images, she now is given to interviews like this one where she recommended her interlocuter get friendly with a mirror.
Exile in Guyville Tripp 2006
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He doesn't question his interlocuter in a Socratic manner, nor would Socrates ever respond to a claim by saying "But I know it it true that insert wild hypothetical here..."
Archive 2005-10-01 2005
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He doesn't question his interlocuter in a Socratic manner, nor would Socrates ever respond to a claim by saying "But I know it it true that insert wild hypothetical here..."
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My interlocuter paused before asking, with no small dose of bewilderment, "People still study that?"
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Francesca Sabatini initially acted as a kind of moderator or interlocuter, asking questions of clarification and keeping the conversation on an even keel.
Rama Revisited Clarke, Arthur C. 1989
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He explained the state of affairs to his interlocuter, who received the communication with his wonted stolidity, and proceeded to light his pipe, as much as to say that the affair was none of his funeral.
The Gerrard Street Mystery and Other Weird Tales John Charles Dent 1864
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