It also includes things the print media cannot include, like video ( editors discussing top stories ), audio ( the notorious " Squidgy " conversation between Princess Di and an admirer ) and searchability ( type in " Simpson, " and you get five covers : three O . J ., one Bart, and one Wallis ).
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The band built upon their grounding in lo-fi pop and experimentalism, incorporating more live drums and developing a heavier, bombastic approach to production . " Never Sleep " was warmly received by the music press, with compliments ranging from " clever, experimental and poppy " to " an intriguing mash-up of grunge, pop and squidgy electronica ".
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The use of the i instead of the a is widespread : in 1970, Vice President Spiro T . Agnew derided radical liberals as squishy-soft, and a few years ago, a telephonic friend of Princess Diana used Squidgy as a term of endearment . ( Perhaps that is rooted in squeeze, as is the window-cleaning instrument squeegee, and is beyond the purview of squash-squish analysis, because the princess did not say she preferred " Squadgy . ")
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Reenan claimed that he had been so worried by the evident security breach that he had first thought of attempting to gain an audience with Diana : " I could have used a code-word, perhaps the nickname Squidgy . . . I was trying to save her face in a way . " However, having thought on it " for a day, at least ", Reenan decided that he " would not get to see Diana . " So he " rang the Sun instead ."
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And no public relations team in the world could have dealt effectively with the disasters that ensued in the 1990's : the separation of the Duke and Duchess of York, the separation of the Prince and Princess of Wales, the pictures of a topless Fergie cavorting with a banker on the Riviera, the " Camillagate " and " Squidgy " tapes of recorded sweet nothings, the books about Princess Diana's bulimia and suicide attempts, Charles's televised admission of adultery and his authorized biography in which his wife, mother and father are all attacked.
