the greg kihn band sang they don't write like that anymore.
the greg kihn band sang they don't write like that anymore.
who sings they don't write like that anymore?
the greg kihn band
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according to the "toronto star", the website's popularity soared as a result of a series of rants made by actor mel gibson; new york city-based blog gawker submitted transcripts of gibson's rants to find that the site website compared them to writings by canadian writer and feminist margaret atwood. film critic roger ebert tried the site and said on a tweet that "i write like thinks i write like margaret atwood, she writes like h. p. lovecraft, and he writes like james joyce". the "star" also reported the result that ontario premier dalton mcguinty's "children’s hospital in ottawa celebrates big expansion" closely resembles joyce's "a portrait of the artist as a young man". "the guardian" reported that atwood herself tried out the website, and it said that her writing resembles that of novelist stephen king in one attempt and like joyce on another try. william gibson also tried the site, which said his writing resembles that of vladimir nabokov. a transcript of a speech made by u.s. president barack obama in june 2010 has been compared to author david foster wallace, while the lyrics to lady gaga's song "alejandro" have been compared to william shakespeare. other bloggers, including author teresa nielsen hayden, have expressed anger and frustration to find that the website has compared their writings to that by "the da vinci code" author dan brown. despite the website's early success, chestnykh was cautious to say that its accuracy still needs improvement, as he has only been able to upload "a few books by some 50 different authors" into its database. he says that he intends to include advanced features such as "probability percentages" that a user-submitted passage resembles a certain author.
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