The database is also divided into interesting subsets like strings comprising all Chinese characters, mixed strings and digits.
The government's press office in Islamabad sent out a string of mixed messages, telling me the trip was "very dangerous" yet repeatedly talking about how wonderful the Kalash were and how thrilled the government was to see journalists coming to the country to cover something other than the war with the Taliban.
Avoiding clichés keeps writers from crafting a lazy string of mixed metaphors, such as a nightmare casting a shroud in a guise of contagion that resembled a deer so unlucky as to be both caught in headlights and paralysed.Yet Mark Liberman, a professor of linguistics at the University of Pennsylvania and a blogger at Language Log, has taken us to task.
I became a Muslim because I couldn't enjoy performing for outsiders". The government's press office in Islamabad sent out a string of mixed messages, telling me the trip was "very dangerous" yet repeatedly talking about how wonderful the Kalash were and how thrilled the government was to see journalists coming to the country to cover something other than the war with the Taliban.
The men of Springfield become obsessed with a violent new string of mixed martial arts (MMA) competitions called "Ultimate Punch Kick and Choke Championships" (UPKCC).
Reviews of the episode were mostly mixed, calling the storyline "a string of poorly executed jokes with some mild successes sprinkled here and there".
Hamilton had arrived in South Korea determined to put a string of incidents and mixed results behind him, although he had insisted that even a win here would not make amends for a difficult season.
No longer could you choose your own password; it would be assigned to you, a string of 12 gibberish characters, mixed letters and numbers.
The prospect of Ashley offering to save jobs will be seen by some as a mixed blessing, and the latest in a string of protests against the working practices at Sports Direct will be held on Monday.
The present-day pedigree of the Japanese emperors has a divine origin; it is mainly a string of names, easily recited and memorized, mixed with semifabulous legends and first written down in the early centuries of the Common Era.
