In technical Islamic language, bin Laden's world is divided into the House of Peace, consisting of the small handful of rightly guided Muslims including at the moment the Taliban of Afghanistan, and the House of War, which contains all the other Middle Eastern rulers (whom he calls apostates) and all westerners whose lives are forfeit unless they convert.
Yet today's lawmakers write and pass 1,200- and 1,400-page 1,400-pageed with ponderous language and laden with re-election pork.
Critics and backers of the amendments said they were concerned that voters, who will face long ballots printed in multiple languages and laden with various candidates and issues, may be unprepared to fully understand the consequences of the measures.
"By removing anachronistic value laden language and ensuring equality in the age of consent, the bill will not only improve sexual health outcomes, but also mental health outcomes for young Queenslanders," he said.
Women also used emotionally laden language such as 'cheating' to describe their lack of control, in a similar way to participants in Peel et al.'s (2005) study.
In one study, bilingual Hispanic doctoral students scoring low on the GRE did extremely well on a similar test given in Spanish, leading the researchers to conclude that the culturally laden language of the GRE can also have a substantial impact on score (Bornheimer, 1984).
But that doctor may also use value-laden language to describe the options.
And instead of portraying tax cutting in economic terms, Mr. Bush uses values-laden language.
It went on in similarly doom-laden language: "This is war and sides must be taken: Barbie stands for good.
