Almost every day same basic word is removed from the language & appropriated by a commercial firm.
In the very first Questioningly, we had asked for a word to be removed from the language.
It is simply too far removed from the language of reality, or for that matter, from reality itself.
The LM vocabulary size was limited to the most frequent 60,000 words and, for each evaluation data set, the OOV terms were removed from the language model.
The next day, the Times reported that the Yankees, when they signed Giambi, had agreed to a request from Giambi to have all references to steroids removed from the guarantee language of the contract.
He even said no when a Catholic politician, John Hume, asked, "Ian, if the word no were to be removed from the English language, you'd be speechless, wouldn't you?"But Mr Paisley was not just a naysayer; he was also a doer.
He even said no when a Catholic politician, John Hume, asked, "Ian, if the word no were to be removed from the English language, you'd be speechless, wouldn't you?"But he was not just a naysayer; he was also a doer.
In 1999, the word Fârsi was removed from the state-language law. the de facto standard in use is a Cyrillic alphabet, and a very small part of the population can read the Persian alphabet.
I think we all feel a little tarred with one huge brush (this goes for all our projects) when it comes to the categorisation of our music, to a point at which even our newer material, which is rather removed from that language in some ways, continues to be read in terms of this so-called alt R&B.
Had it passed, the initiative, known as Amendment No. 1, would have removed from the state's Constitution language adopted in 1926 allowing the Legislature to prohibit foreigners who were barred from citizenship — Asian-Americans at the time — from owning land.
The language was removed from the broadcast before it was made available on the BBC's catchup TV service, the iPlayer.
