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Standing in Murcott's shoes in 1968, we might have expected jealousy to subside over time, after an initial period of jarring dislocation and difficult individual adjustments.

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Coyote describes the introspective Billy Murcott as "the unsung genius of the Diggers," author of several influential Digger broadsides and articles and the member who synthesized the concept of free in the group's early months.

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See also Manhood act; Murcott, Billy; Sexual division of labor; Women, American consumerist, intro.

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Murcott restrained his furious comrade, who drew upon the vocabulary of insult described by Connell to taunt Bowen.

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Grogan and Murcott charged that, while the HIP publicly denounced straight society's suppression of dissent as "disgusting," their commitment to manly resistance proved wanting:

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Initially, Grogan and Murcott handled all phases of the distribution of free food in Golden Gate Park described in chapter 1.

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Note 78: Ibid., 170; interview with Ben-Ami, par [64]; Murcott, "Mutants Commune," 9.

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With his characteristic flair, Murcott pronounced the "1919 007 betty crocker miss clairol family institution" a "death form," and dismissed "all that horseshit about leaving your wife, as if there weren't at least one million other women you could groove with."

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The income that his father, Morris Cohon, derived from a tangled network of investments sheltered the son from the streets that Grogan, Murcott, and Fritsch seemed to know so well.

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We just have a different way of dealing with the police, and invited Grogan and Murcott to the Oracle office for further discussion.

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