That success has been led by Words With Friends, which has continued to grow this month.
The statistics on hunting as conservation -- a link that's led to words like "culling" and "harvesting" in place of "killing" -- remain murky.
This leads to word counts 'smoothing', i.e. inexact words are considered similar, and also to 'blurring', since inexact words might not be related.
Post hoc testing revealed that within the group of control children, LF words led to higher amplitudes than HF words (p = 0.01) and PS words (p = 0.001).
It's easy because there's nothing in the Sun's body-text report that justifies those three lead words in big, booming type.
It is a language, as Martin Amis, Bellow's great champion, puts it, "that loves and embraces awkwardness, spurning elegance as a false lead, words tumbling and rattling together in the order they choose".
"The only thing that constitutes language … is that one word leads to another, each word is, so to speak, summoned, and on its side holds open the further progress of speaking" (Palmer 2001, 67).
They stopped in for a drink, one word led to another and before long a quarrel was under way.
A lifelong tendency to take people at their word led him to trust his captors, he said.
One word led to another, and within minutes the two were locked in a near-violent confrontation.
Priming occurred regardless of behavioral convergence: communication led to shared word order use only in human-human interaction, but priming was observed in all conditions.
