I didn't read about politics, I felt it, then picked up a bit of jargon and lingo.
This is called "infection," a bit of epidemiology lingo that, like "viral," has made it into common web parlance.
See if you can make it down to the graff [that's a bit of "mag" lingo for all you hep-sters out there] that starts with "And so we held a press conference" and tell us, the March of Dimes quip, the "Yipes" headline, the payola joke: Is any of it really relevant to what he's supposedly on about?
All of these students were admitted "over the counter" — a bit of New York education lingo that means they just showed up at Beach Channel one day, with no planning, no advance warning.
Borrowing a bit of tech industry lingo, he said the Pentagon planned to create additional organizations in other regions of the country that the Defense Department considered to be "innovation hubs".
When a parish reaches a certain size, it is encouraged to divide in two, with part of the congregation moving to a nearby location, usually with a newly ordained pastor, a process that the Redeemed, adopting a bit of American evangelical lingo, call "church planting".
To get comfortable, it helps to know a bit of bond-market lingo.
Mr. Freda may still have a bit of an Italian accent, but he has the local lingo down.
Tim Burton filmed it as a gothic quest to slay the Jabberwock; now Laura Wade recasts it as the story of a Sheffield goth who, as the lingo has it, is "in a bit of a mard".
You should always have a bit of knowledge about dresses (and know some of the lingo) before you even set foot into a bridal shop.
