Thus, the inclusive yumitupela 'we' means, literally, 'you and me'; in contrast, the exclusive mitupela 'we' means 'me and somebody else other than you.' The forms yumitupela and mitupela are dual and denote 'two,' in contrast to mitripela 'the three of us (excluding you)' and mipela 'all of us (excluding you).' An intransitive verb such as kuk 'cook' is changed to kuk-im before an object noun.
(Apparently, "the rest of us" excludes the least of us).
The success of these reforms matters to all of us because, if we exclude benefits and pensions, the cost of procurement amounts to 40% of government expenditure: £6,000 a year for each taxpayer.
First, a report from Moody's Investors Service suggests that just five US tech firms – Apple, Microsoft, Google, Cisco and Oracle – hold $504bn£345bnbn) in spare cash, a third of total reserves by all US corporations (excluding financial companies).
Nobody starves, but a fourth of us are excluded from the common social existence.
There were exceptions, of course, but the exceptions reinforced traditional expectations in the usual way that power defends itself: Do you accuse us of excluding or marginalizing you?
All of the excluded patients were male.
This is an incredible 21.6percentt of all funding excluding the outliers.
All this is important, even if it is something most of us have been excluded from: when Fletcher spoke of "we", he was referring to diplomats.
It means that the rest of you are excluding us from your group.
