The same cannot be said for the imprecise and slow-unless-flogged 500 Turbo, as much as it hurts to lob mean words at such a cutie pie.
The Economist Style Guide declares with overweening scrupulosity that the word finally should mean, not "at last", but "for the last time", as though the remark "the shift workers finally ate" ought to suggest that, after this, the benighted shift workers never ate again.
Exposure to threat/violence (age 30 and 43) was, due to low frequencies, defined as a positive response on either of four items: personal persecution at work through mean words and actions from bosses or colleagues, sexual harassment through unwelcome or degrading sexual insinuations, physical violence, threats of violence that were so serious that she or he was scared during the last 12 months.
Their mean words are inaccurate.
Indelible Acts by AL Kennedy 212pp, Jonathan Cape, £12.99 AL Kennedy has been asking whether words mean anything at all since her very first collection back in 1990, Night Geometry and the Garscadden Trains.
But the very least one can say is that for its security risks, its violence, and, if words mean anything at all, its corruption, the party of Madame Le Pen has nothing worth teaching to anyone.
For a group of stodgy old politicians, who tend to be experts in saying lots of words that mean nothing at all, the recommendations are refreshingly blunt.
In every case, you should use a strong password, which means not a dictionary word, at least eight characters long, and containing both letters and numbers.
On Freud's tongue, the Word means that at this very moment there are probably several million orgasms occurring that would not have occurred had Freud never lived.
