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Tonight, he seemed withdrawn and particularly selfabsorbed.
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Since then it's become selfabsorbed and self-promotory - typical white blog reactions to success I guess.
Archive 2008-05-01 Torill 2008
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Since then it's become selfabsorbed and self-promotory - typical white blog reactions to success I guess.
White people like to publish Torill 2008
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They all seemed separate, selfabsorbed, on business of their own.
A room of one's own 2006
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Before my own selfabsorbed musings, I want to point to the blog which started them, and an interesting collection of papers and series of pictures from India: Bite Me, the weblog of Ateya Khorakiwala and the subterranean homesick alien.
Archive 2005-06-01 Torill 2005
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Before my own selfabsorbed musings, I want to point to the blog which started them, and an interesting collection of papers and series of pictures from India: Bite Me, the weblog of Ateya Khorakiwala and the subterranean homesick alien.
Body, space and distance Torill 2005
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She was lukewarm on Sir Justus, despised Sir Coreolis “He's not at all trustworthy,” she said several times, and almost oozed disdain for all of the squires . . . particularly the selfabsorbed Mace Morningstar.
Sir Apropos of Nothing PETER DAVID 2001
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She was lukewarm on Sir Justus, despised Sir Coreolis “He's not at all trustworthy,” she said several times, and almost oozed disdain for all of the squires . . . particularly the selfabsorbed Mace Morningstar.
Sir Apropos of Nothing PETER DAVID 2001
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She was lukewarm on Sir Justus, despised Sir Coreolis “He's not at all trustworthy,” she said several times, and almost oozed disdain for all of the squires . . . particularly the selfabsorbed Mace Morningstar.
Sir Apropos of Nothing PETER DAVID 2001
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While Mrs. Bryson dealt with the checking-in process, I went off into a selfabsorbed little world of my own, one that involved just me and a recalcitrant zipper.
I'm A Stranger Here Myself Bryson, Bill 1999
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