There were big problems in the south, Yeltsin said, but all I heard was the old Soviet slogan: "With an iron hand, we will drive humanity to happiness!" He raised a fist, and the people, hearing strong words that suggested purpose, words we all like to hear sometimes, clapped and shouted.
For this purpose, 400 words, quasi-words (non-words with many neighbours obtained by replacing one letter), non-derived pseudo-words (non-words with few orthographic neighbours) and illegal letter strings were presented.
See how the Guardian, for instance, uses "Africa" as an all-purpose word to describe anything from Tangiers to Cape Town.
An all-purpose word like mushroom, which had done yeoman's work on a thousand menus, was finished.
That was the all-purpose word Valentine used to describe why he is sure the Mets will reverse themselves.
One of your guests has been behaving, let's just use that all-purpose word 'inappropriately' with my children.
Stine doesn't use any profane language; he says "stinkin‚ " a lot, which, to me, just shows that the word "fucking" is pretty good for rhythm and emphasis, it's a good all-purpose word.
And I didn't say much else to that polite panel - not even the name Buttafuoco, one of those all-purpose words that one can usually work into any conversation about Long Island.
He says that many academic researchers use homegrown ELNs, adapting general-purpose word-processing software for note-taking, or using collaborative tools such as Evernote or Microsoft OneNote.
For unseen tokens in the cluster, the pretree multi-purpose word classifier tool from the ASV toolbox [44] is used to approximate the unsupervised POS tags, which are induced following the principles of structure discovery [45].
