Among the myriad words penned and broadcast on the Unipol affair barely any have condemned a venture that was so manifestly at odds with Italy's commitment to liberalise and to opening its markets to EU and other foreign investors.
Tomato cans, palookas, bums, stiffs: boxing has myriad words to describe these boxers' singular purpose: to provide more promising fighters a chance to pad their records and enhance their careers.
Use myriad words and superlatives when your point could be made simply, or, better yet when you don't even have an even vaguely valid point to make.
This is doubly concerning when you consider that most personal data today are processed in an unstructured way, meaning that the data reside in myriad Word docs, emails and PDFs.
3) Forget that urban legend about the myriad Inuit words for snow.
Our identities are made up of our own opinion of ourselves, how we present ourselves to the world, as well as the narrative and myriad descriptive words we use to communicate who we are.
The masterpiece, Roxanne, was mostly composed of the words "myriad" and "pellucid", emotions and light effects.
In addition to wonderfully useful vocabulary words (myriad, esoteric, redundant -- why do I remember these?) and tireless efforts to teach us the proper use of pronouns ("give the book to Valerie and me"), she assigned us a Herculean packet on Greek mythology.
I could only begin to imagine the pressures that weighed on Sylvia Plath (child rearing, marital distress, bitter London cold) but her work had a normalising effect on my emotional life and her use of language in her poetry and prose, rhythmic, angry, injecting volatile emotion into a myriad of SAT words, rang in my head as I walked to class or drifted off at 4am.
Yes and no, as those interesting in "Sexting" will probably find some clever workaround to express how much they want to bang, screw, hit it or a myriad of other words that don't immediately set off the censorship sensors.
In other words, Myriad's earnings will undoubtedly take a serious hit from increased competition, but this fact cannot override the substantial doubt about whether they will prevail in their legal claims.
