Diarize

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Diarize

A slang term meaning to record, especially the findings of a study or the minutes of a meeting.

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Accustomed to lapidary "sound bites" and exquisitely controlled media access from our politicians, we must wonder at the stamina and the astonishing popularity of national leaders who could diarize, as William Gladstone did after an 1871 Blackheath appearance, "I spoke 1h.

Public Speech and the Culture of Public Life in the Age of Gladstone

"One stops being a child" Cesare Pavese wrote in his diary, "when one realizes that telling one's troubles does not make it better." Yet it remains true that, in troublous times, people tend to diarize. (I hope I may be forgiven this back-formation verb, but I take my inspiration here from Evelyn Waugh, who, in one of his diary entries, availed himself of "to lesbianise.") Perhaps the largest single category of diary entries in The Assassin's Cloak is those written during, and having to do with, World War II.

Talking to oneself

* Diarize and obtain an agreement as to how the guarantee requirement will be reviewed by all parties.