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Gordon Brown says the government must use simpler language, because the credit crunch jargon confuses everyone.

He said the CYFD had used such language because the FBI still uses the definition, as do some federal regulations relating to paternity disputes.

In my opinion it would be naive of us to think that we won't see people escaping charges of using "abusive language" because the context cannot be decided.

"In Italy it is difficult to see a film in the original language, because the voice actors here are a mafia," he told the Independent.

Avraham Burg, the speaker, said, "I deliberated greatly but finally I decided that today the Parliament will hear this language because the language is not the main point, but rather the speaker and his words".

Dumb rage happens to everyone, even the best-read, the most articulate, the most writerly among us — the rage seems to intensify, in fact, the more one masters language, because the feeling that the right word should be within reach intensifies at the same rate that each new word learned proves insufficient to the task.

Protests in Ukraine On the march in KievFeatured comment"English is a wonderful language because, like the Lower East Side, it welcomes all newcomers and lets them prove their worth.

Not surprisingly, Apple has dropped the "magical" language because, as we all know, the iPad is not in fact full of magic.

"I'm interested in Yasser's relation to language, because, for me, language is the ultimate form of representation".

In any case, polish your English language skills (if English is not your native language), because this is the business and teaching language.

It made sense to us that when seeking to establish a futures-oriented culture at the local level that success would hinge on the use of the local language because of the higher, less constrained cultural creativity it would allow.