I ended my last post with a line from Woolf, that for many of us is "nuff said" when it comes to why we love our language: "Words, English words..." I thought since I posted two months ago on words that I hate for absolutely no sane reason, I should give equal time to words I love with the same intensity and absurdity. First, here is most of that paragraph from Woolf, with clues to why some words might grate and some might delight: "Words, English words, are full of echoes, of memories, of associations -- naturally. They have been out and about, on people's lips, in their houses, in the streets, in the fields, for so many centuries. And that is one of the chief difficulties in writing them today -- they are so stored with meanings, with memories, that they have contracted so many famous marriages. The splendid word 'incarnadine', for example -- who can use it without remembering also 'multitudinous seas'? [...] Words belong to each other, although, of course, only a great writer...
Just a few weeks after a student mockingly suggested storming the field on Senior Day to celebrate the Class of 2010′s ineptitude after a near-certain loss
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AHMEDABAD, Nov 14, 2010 (Khaleej Times - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- A poor student who was caught using his mobile phone against |
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The idea of a new policy having an impact on society, or business, or a student body, was never considered because that was the wrong use of the word impact |
There were many banners accusing Mr Clegg and the Liberal Democrats of going back on their word to vote against university fee increases.
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Paynter, 26, of Martinsburg, was named the 2010 Student of the Year by the West Virginia Adult Education Association and by Literacy West Virginia, |
@ Yeah. I have a starter version of word on my new laptop & when I was looking for student deals I found 2010
I uploaded a @ video Microsoft Word 2010 Home and Student Product Key YouTubefl
@ If all you need is word, there's a free alternative called OpenOffice that can read/save in MS ...
@ If all you need is word, there's a free alternative called OpenOffice that can read/save in MS ... 
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