10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLIQUINESS»
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cliquiness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cliquiness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Sexual Bullying: Gender Conflict and Pupil Culture in ...
Their specifically gendered complaints included girls' 'cliquiness' and their lack of
interest in matters that the boys thought important. These usually included (
detailed knowledge about) cars and motorbikes, sports and computer games.
Overtly friendly people, deeply divided along racial and class lines—a profound
belief that they were good people and a cliquiness that often went all the way
back to high school. But in a pinch give me a Midwesterner. On a desert island he
'll ...
The religionist influence in this community could be seen in this cliquiness. When
I first arrived here I was told that twenty years before, if you weren't a member of
the Church of Latter Day Saints, you couldn't get a job. By the time I'd arrived, ...
Mary Margaret Branning, 2010
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Coconuts Kill More People Than Sharks
Although at 'A' level I enjoyed the decoding of Duhlz'ners, an astonishingly
mature work by the young Joyce, I did not enjoy the forensic literary criticism at
university with its incessant cliquiness and feuds. I turned to theatre instead.
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Unjustifiable Risk?: The Story of British Climbing
The climbing world consisted ofa smallgroup of enthusiastic amateurs, who
would regularly meeteach otherat Wasdale or in theAlps, but they
wereremarkably welcoming to newcomers; the cliquiness that characterised so
many climbing clubs ...
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Fighting the Forces: What's at Stake in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
These fifteen or so people (the group has always evolved in size and members)
began speaking more to one another and less to the board at large. "One of the
things I dislike most about the board is the cliquiness [sic]," said Jan. "There are ...
Rhonda Wilcox, David Lavery, 2002
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Changing Forms of Employment: Organizations, Skills and Gender
... men perceive the prejudice of colleagues and the 'cliquiness' of senior
management as an obstacle to their progress. It is striking that as many as 76 per
cent of women as against 43 per cent of men mention senior management seen
as a ...
Rosemary Crompton, Duncan Gallie, Kate Purcell, 2002
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Ethnographies of Neoliberalism
But, as Naomi Klein (2002 83) observes, “That art of being in-between, of being
ironic, or camp . . . is based on an essential cliquiness, a club of people who get
the aesthetic puns.” Devising their ironic wordplay is the Billionaires' core ...
Carol J. Greenhouse, 2011
... multinational companies,Wajcman (1996) observed that significantly more
women thanmenperceived the prejudiceofcolleagues and the 'cliquiness'
ofsenior management asan obstacle to their progress. As many as76 percent of
women as ...
Now, on the day that the Clinic was officially opened, things were in relative order
. Rachel knew most of the staff at the Clinic by this time but had still not made any
close friends. There was a cliquiness among the staff at Meadowvale. Many of ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CLIQUINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
cliquiness is used in the context of the following news items.
10 Ways To Not Bring Up Bitchy Girls (And Protect Your Daughter …
... because girls in particular have a range of blunt instruments with which to put each other down – from sarcasm and eye-rolling to cliquiness, ... «Huffington Post UK, Mar 15»
The Tories at war: troublemakers, egotists and backstabbers
Couple this with a tendency to cliquiness arguably borne of the public school dorm and the Oxford Union, and you have a recipe for ego-driven ... «The Guardian, Sep 14»
KC Fringe Encourages Writers To Present New Work
"I got the idea from my love of teen high school movies, the cliquiness of girls, the fun and campiness of it all," Metcalf says. "I wanted to see the ... «KCUR, Jul 14»
"Layer Cake" Whitney Biennial Opens Friday
... this year's exhibit seems much more focused on presenting diversity and difference (perhaps wise, given the controversies about cliquiness ... «Gothamist, Mar 14»
MSA presidential report card: Nick Droege
... Droege was still able to carry his administration to success. Most of all, we fault the cabinet for its cliquiness and containment within itself. «The Maneater, Feb 14»
Strasbourg 2013 Interview: Xan Cassavetes On Shooting Sex …
... to each other, even when we weren't shooting there was a cliquiness an 'otherness' between them that really worked for the dynamic. Sibling ... «Twitch, Jan 14»
How to survive a weekend for Jewish singles
KENT, Conn. (JTA) — Summer camp was not among the highlights of my youth. Maybe it was my allergies or camp's rampant cliquiness, but ... «The Times of Israel, Aug 13»
At JDate singles' weekend, it's about fun and pirates — not …
Maybe it was my allergies or camp's rampant cliquiness, but the experience just never seemed to live up to the hype. It was mainly an awkward ... «Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Aug 13»
What a chance encounter with a young Graham Swann taught me …
But to do so at the expense of properly examining the allegations of cliquiness and intra-dressing room antagonism which led up to his summer ... «The Independent, Oct 12»
Vancouver heavy metal scene underground but surfacing
Hayes, who came over from Victoria with her band in 2010, and therefore was an outsider, immediately noted a cliquiness despite this. «The Province, May 12»
