Pinker calls this offense "a schoolteacher rule" that is "a product of the usual three confusions: English with Latin, informal style with incorrect grammar, and syntax with semantics".
Estela was a 47-year-old schoolteacher, housewife and mother of three in November 1977 when a death squad from Argentina's 1976-83 dictatorshipickeded her daughter Laura off a street in the city of La Plata where she lived, about 32 miles south of Buenos Aires.
Later taken to a police station, Nesbitt ultimately got out of the situation unharmed, he remembered, because his schoolteacher father and pediatrician uncle were well respected in their Lawndale neighborhood – where, then as now, the red brick towers and warehouse complex now known as the Homan Square police facility marks the skyline.
So it was somewhat surprising that the former part-time soldier and retired schoolteacher has found himself at the centre of a fresh homophobic storm, the like of which was the stock in trade of his rivals in the Democratic Unionist party in the past.
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But it turned out that the man, who is a schoolteacher and the local electoral overseer, was transferring presidential ballots, which had mistakenly been placed in the legislative ballot box, to their correct place.
YAO LIFA, a primary schoolteacher who in 1998 became one of the first legislators in China to be elected without the backing of the Communist Party, is wearily resigned to frequent summons by the police.
Though mainly well-to-do and well-schooled, they were a diverse bunch, including a congresswoman-turned-ambassador from Rome, a Peace Corps volunteer from Armenia and, looking remarkably like her big brother, Diana Kerry, a schoolteacher who has lived in Tehran and Jakarta.
In internet campaign videos he plays comical roles: the schoolteacher who must maintain order in the classroom and the "Bibi-sitter" who keeps the children safe.
Nishant Sinha, a schoolteacher from the state of Manipur, says everyone, from passersby to his own pupils, calls him "Chinky".
Never popular, he was then scarred by a double tragedy when his father, a Montenegrin schoolteacher who had wanted to be an Orthodox priest, committed suicide; a few years later, his mother killed herself too.But if there is a yen for self-destruction in Mr Milosevic, he has never displayed it.
