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		MCWATT: That during his representation, for instance, of Constable Onich that certain matters were discussed and while this privileged communication and privileged relationship was going on I -- there was discussion about the internal investigation team and there was discussions about the investigation itself.
		McWatt, that is bothering me partly and that, therefore, I think it casts heavier onus, in view of that, on an applicant for a finding of conflict of interest where there has been this delay.
		McWatt has said so far is that she is going to call some evidence to that effect, but that she, herself, cannot give me that evidence.
	prod.library.utoronto.ca:8090 /datalib/data/utm/nrpf_90/10-10-89.108 (7065 words)

	McWatt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		McWatt is a fictional character created by novelist Joseph Heller in the novel Catch-22.
		McWatt is the pilot of Yossarian's plane, and is known for performing highly dangerous maneuvers.
		He loves to fly very low near Yossarian's tent, thus scaring Yossarian white and making him mad.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/McWatt (87 words)

	Augsburg - Economics
		McWatt has worked for FFIC for the past 17 years, starting as a property adjuster and then moving to management in 1991 in what used to be their Minneapolis branch office.
		McWatt met one of his best friends while at Augsburg, Roger Clarke, who was also a past president of BSU.
		McWatt and his family belong to the Harvest Christian Center Church in Santa Rosa, and he enjoys playing golf and working out at the local YMCA.
	www.augsburg.edu /economics/news/mcwatt03.html (499 words)

	UWI professor awarded two top literary prizes - JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM
		McWatt is expected to travel to Melbourne, Australia next month to enter the final stage of the 20th Commonwealth Writers' Prize competition - the international award for outstanding fiction.
		McWatt's Suspended Sentences tells of an experience that dates back to 1966 when a group of sixth formers were "sentenced" by their school to write a short story that reflects their newly independent country, Guyana - the author's native land.
		Years later, as the story goes, McWatt, one of the group of students, is handed the papers of his old school friend, Victor Nunes, who has disappeared, feared drowned in Guyana's vast interior region.
	www.jamaicaobserver.com /news/html/20060208T220000-0500_98285_OBS_UWI_PROFESSOR_AWARDED_TWO_TOP_LITERARY_PRIZES_.asp (396 words)

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		The characters McWatt created, the emotionally detached Victoria, and her quiet, creative young nephew Derek whose mother dies in a car accident, were inspired by people McWatt has observed.
		Since McWatt was only three-years-old when she left Guyana, she relied on her mother’s memories and the impressions she gathered from her visit to Guyana as an adult.
		McWatt created all of the recipes in the novel from scratch, with the exception of a recipe for Pepperpot, which she borrowed from her family.
	www.metronews.ca /books_review.asp?id=4102 (372 words)

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		Yossarian dislikes McWatt because McWatt is sane and normal, which of course is insane and abnormal to Yossarian.
		McWatt is not afraid to risk his life, thinks war is perfectly normal, and continues to live his life as he did before the war; all things which Yossarian finds disturbingly insane.
		McWatt’s bedsheet is stolen by an Italian thief with a sweet tooth.
	www.campusnut.com /book.cfm?article_id=600§ion=7 (267 words)

	Straight.com Vancouver \| Books \| This Body, by Tessa McWatt
		When her baby sister Gwen is killed in a car accident in Guyana, 61-year-old Victoria becomes a guardian for her nephew Derek, a boy with a rabbit-shaped birthmark over his eye.
		She's peppered her prose with vivid descriptions of colours and tastes, but her skill is also plainly evident in the way she spools out her characters' fears and epiphanies.
		Tessa McWatt appears at the Vancouver International Writers Festival Tuesday (October 19) at the Waterfront Theatre at 1 p.m., next Friday (October 22) at the Playwrights Theatre Centre at 1 p.m., and next Saturday (October 23) at the Waterfront Theatre at 2 p.m.
	www.straight.com /content.cfm?id=5659 (399 words)

	NOW On / Entertainment / Cover Story
		McWatt came to Toronto when she was three, but since she became an adult has never alighted in any place she could call her base.
		Crouched in her chair, she is not nearly as self-assured as her prose nor as bold as some of the sexual surprises in her book.
		What makes McWatt a writer to watch is that they were also the episodes that came most easily to her.
	www.nowtoronto.com /issues/18/04/Ent/cover.html (1293 words)

	Review - Dragon's Cry by Tessa McWatt
		McWatt, particularly adept at evoking character and setting, has created a memorable and moving novel largely about family.
		We often read, in italics, a kind of fragmented interior monologue coming directly from Faye’s mind; this distracts me, and I don’t think serves any real purpose in the midst of a narrative which, while told in the third person, comes in these instances from Faye’s point of view.
		My jury is still out on "cashmere sweaters spout[ing] like hairy mushrooms on the chests of the young women." I also can’t quite get over the title, which refers to both Simon and his father having been born in the Year of the Dragon.
	www.danforthreview.com /reviews/fiction/mcwatt.htm (880 words)

	City of Toronto, Toronto Book Awards - 2001
		Following the burial of his older brother David, Simon and his partner Faye struggle to reconcile their pasts, their loves and losses through the prism of the brother who brought them together, but who also fractured their relationship.
		Tessa McWatt was born in Georgetown, Guyana and grew in Toronto.
		McWatt is also producer and script editor on a feature film project based on John Berger's novel To the Wedding.
	www.toronto.ca /book_awards/dragons_01.htm (664 words)

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		MCWATT: First of all, you Honour, as I understand it, by coming to this at a very late stage of the inquiry, as I understand it, certainly Officer VanderMeer has a lot more involvement that this group of people, who I intend to represent.
		MCWATT: Well, as I understand also, Sergeant VanderMeer has particular interests in different terms of reference that, in fact, he had been the sole interests in different terms of reference.
		MCWATT: All right, I can do that, your Honour, and I can also, in fact, think about and perhaps give you some submissions, with respect to any conflict, that I see will arise.
	prod.library.utoronto.ca:8090 /datalib/data/utm/nrpf_90/09-19-89.pt1 (14318 words)

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		He is the pilot of Yossarian's plane, and is known for his dangerous maneuvers.
	www.thebestlinks.com /McWatt.html (165 words)

	TDR Interview: Tessa McWatt
		Tessa McWatt is the author of Out of My Skin and Dragons Cry, published in 1998 and 2001 by The Riverbank Press in Toronto to wide critical acclaim.
		David commits suicide and during the one evening of the novel’s present tense -- Faye and Simon in their house after the funeral -- we come to know through alternating points of view and flashbacks, the full stories of Faye, Simon and David and the characters’ terrible longing for trust, mercy and love.
		Tessa McWatt was born in Guyana and grew up and was educated in Toronto.
	www.danforthreview.com /features/interviews/tessa_mcwatt.htm (5004 words)

	GradeSaver: ClassicNote: Catch-22 Study Guide
		Yossarian is glad to have McWatt as his new pilot but still becomes frustrated at him, especially when McWatt flies only inches from the ground.
		When McWatt and Yossarian converse immediately afterwards, McWatt McWatt's pathetic demise exemplifies the dangers of becoming a person who has lost all his powers of judgment for various situations and independent thinking to such a point that he now acts without discretion and even insanely.
		The madness that McWatt had witnessed earlier is not just an arbitrary episode but part of a behavior that indicates that Yossarian is indeed going mad.
	www.gradesaver.com /classicnotes/titles/catch/section7.html (3805 words)

	TAC 26: Jock McLean
		All went well until the fateful day when a McWatt prank backfired and severed the two halves of Kid Sampson's body.
		McWatt, unable to cope, deliberately crashed his plane.
		As far as the air force was concerned, Doc Daneeka died with him and he had a job convincing anyone he was still alive.
	bubl.ac.uk /org/tacit/tac/tac26/jockmcle.htm (862 words)

	Jamaica Gleaner News - Guyanese wins Commonwealth Writers' Prize - Sunday \| March 19, 2006
		Said an elated McWatt: "I'm very happy to have won the overall prize for best first book, especially since I have come to know, over the past days, the work of the other regional winners and to realize how wonderful all the competing books are.
		Years later, McWatt, one of the group, is handed the papers of his old school friend, Victor Nunes, who has disappeared, feared drowned, in the interior.
		There is Victor Nunes' visionary story that blurs the frontiers between past and present and, in the concluding story, McWatt reveals how the group came to be handed down their suspended sentences.
	www.jamaica-gleaner.com /gleaner/20060319/arts/arts4.html (751 words)

	Artists
		Born in Guyana, Tessa McWatt is a novelist and screenwriter who lives and works in Toronto, Canada.
		McWatt has written and is producing a film based on John Berger's novel, To The Wedding.
		She has taught literature and creative writing for several years at institutions in Canada as well as in London.
	www.calabashfestival.org /pages/artists/artists_page/tessa_mcwatt.html (121 words)

	SparkNotes: Catch-22: Chapters 27–31
		One day, McWatt is buzzing the beach in his plane as a joke, when he accidentally flies too low and the propeller slices Kid Sampson in half.
		Back at the base, everyone is occupied with the disaster; McWatt, meanwhile, does not land his plane but keeps flying higher and higher.
		The strange psychological examinations and identity games in the hospital provide Heller with the opportunity to parody modern psychotherapy, which he does with scathing cleverness—Major Sanderson’s insistence on discussing his own late puberty is one of the funniest characterizations in the novel.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/catch22/section6.rhtml (1681 words)

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		McWatt is flying low over the water to buzz Kid Sampson, who is lying on a raft.
		McWatt climbs and climbs until the two other men on board are seen to bail out with parachutes.
		Since Doc Daneeka’s name was on McWatt’s flight plan (per Yossarian’s arrangement with the doctor), the administrative arm of the squadron believes that he, too, is dead.
	www.campusnut.com /book.cfm?article_id=600§ion=24 (429 words)

	Advocate
		McWatt explained that he had conceptualised the book in 1999, but was told by some that he would not be able to achieve the variation in voices he desired.
		However, McWatt wrote a majority of the stories finally in 2003, while he was on sabbatical from the Cave Hill campus.
		Now that the book has been published McWatt explained that he plans to concentrate on his third novel of poetry and a novel that he is working on as well.
	www.barbadosadvocate.com /NewViewNewsleft.cfm?Record=20962 (384 words)

	Cormorant Books: Out Of My Skin
		Tessa McWatt was born in Georgetown, Guyana, and grew up in Toronto.
		She currently lives in London, England, where she is working as a producer and scriptwriter, as well as completing a third novel and a young adult novella.
		McWatt's narrative voice is steady, formally unadorned, yet rich in imagery...
	www.cormorantbooks.com /titles/outofmyskin.htm (210 words)

	GradeSaver: ClassicNote: Catch-22 Study Guide - Full Summary and Analysis
		McWattÌs roommate, Nately, has fallen in love with a whore in Rome, and is lavishly wasting his money on her.
		McWatt, Yossarian's pilot, is a short-legged man and is considered the craziest man. He annoys Hungry Joe by snapping cards during the games.
		McWatt comes out with half a bedsheet, and Milo laughs that McWatt did not even know that his bedsheet was stolen.
	www.gradesaver.com /classicnotes/titles/catch/fullsumm.html (22147 words)

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		McWatt is a "crazy" pilot who flies his plane as low as possible over Yossarian’s tent to frighten him.
		Though McWatt is a good pilot, Yossarian does not enjoy flying with him, because McWatt will fly his plane too low for the thrill.
		One day, while McWatt is flying low above the beach, Sampson reaches up from his raft, and the next instant, the propeller of McWatt’s plane has sliced away the upper half of his body.
	www.xanga.com /evil_santa (8727 words)

	SparkNotes: Catch-22: Chapters 6–10
		The reasoning is that the regulations state also that Yossarian must obey all of Cathcart’s orders, and Cathcart has raised the number of missions again, this time to fifty-five.
		McWatt, Yossarian’s pilot, manages to display a cheeriness in the face of war, even though he is perfectly sane.
		This contradiction leads Yossarian to believe that McWatt, who is smiling and polite and who loves to whistle show tunes, is the “craziest combat man” in the unit.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/catch22/section2.rhtml (2023 words)

	McWatt - Memory Alpha
		McWatt was a Starfleet officer who served under Captain Leyton aboard the USS Okinawa when Benjamin Sisko was the ship's XO.
		In 2372, Leyton, now an admiral, reassigned McWatt as part of his preparations to launch a military coup.
		This character was named after McWatt, a pilot in Joseph Heller's novel "Catch-22."
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/McWatt (147 words)

	Jouvert 6.3: Andrew Armstrong, "Bloody History!"
		McWatt observes that in his recent fiction, Harris "seems to be indulgently aware of the current shibboleths of contemporary theory not in the somewhat eager manner of a David Dabydeen or a Caryl Phillips, but rather a wry and subtly subversive awareness" (McWatt: 1998).
		Ultimately one realizes that the novel has a post-colonial dimension, but a post-colonial reading not only cannot exhaust the novel's meaning, but in fact seems itself to be specifically challenged or interrogated by the forms and processes of the novel itself -- by Harris's language of the imagination.
		McWatt, Mark A. (1998) "Reading the Language of the Imagination: Critical Approaches to Wilson Harris" unpublished paper.
	social.chass.ncsu.edu /jouvert/v613/armstr.htm (6053 words)

	CliffsNotes::Catch-22:Book Summary and Study Guide
		Pronounced officially dead by the military when McWatt crashes, he is frustrated in his attempts to convince anyone that he is alive.
		Luciana A somewhat romanticized young woman with an “invisible scar,” she has a brief fling with Yossarian while he is in Rome on leave.
		McWatt A bold but foolish pilot, he delights in buzzing Yossarian’s tent as well as the bathers at the beach, eventually killing Kid Sampson.
	www.cliffsnotes.com /WileyCDA/LitNote/id-176,pageNum-9.html (436 words)

	Moral Genius: A Parody of a Fantastic Metaphysics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In mid-May, 2005, Richard Loggins got an email from Anthony McWatt, cordially inviting him to Liverpool in July to help celebrate the awarding of his PhD in philosophy.
		Anthony also extended the invitation to other members of the MOQ discussion group (MD) so that they'd have an opportunity to meet Robert Pirsig and his wife, who would also be attending.
		After sending off the paper to McWatt for his comments, I was most concerned about his reaction to the next section which deals with degeneracy.
	home.comcast.net /~moq/moralGenius.html (3512 words)

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