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SHORTCOMINGSIn addition, there are indirect quotes taking up 12.1 per cent of the wordage from three other antagonists: ODM leader Raila Odinga, Central Organisation of Trade Unions secretary-general Francis Atwoli and Mombasa Governor Hassan Ali Joho publicly declaring that the DP is not fit to hold public office.Only 13.4 per cent of the words are turned over for the DP's defence and only his spokesman David Mugonyi is quoted.

"Monuments designating a loved one tend to now be done -- and it may be just due to lack of space or cost, or maybe again some cultural difference, I'm not sure which -- monuments tend to be simple gravestones or family headstones without much verbal wordage on them other than the family name," he said.

'The situation is deadlocked because of this wordage,' he said yesterday.

How much more intoxicating to open up to the idea that some combination of wordage might come along that will flip a few neural switches and actually make you feel differently about something.

The book is well written with little excess wordage, and because of the thorough table of contents and index, it is very user friendly.

The entry on the largest territory in the British Empire--Canada--barely merited a six-line paragraph; the entry on Newfoundland (4) was granted slightly more wordage (Figure 2):

The idea of idiomatic translation for diverse audiences is hardly a new one; Mildred Larson's classic translation studies textbook Meaning-Based Translation advises a two-step process of translation in which the translator first determines the meaning of the text at hand and then translates the meaning, rather than the exact wordage, into the receiving language.

One other abortion-related wordage (again I don't know when the admonition was offered).

Reasons to be negative: This section could rival epic novel 'War and Peace' for wordage if all of the Dragons' ills this term and likely fears for the future next season were put to paper.

When it was all settled further, Rodney King appeared on television and mentioned this short sentence: "can't we all just get along?" That wordage has been on my mind for a number of years, and I keep suggesting that the medical community can, and should, incorporate usage of health professions other than exclusively their own, for the benefit of society as a whole.

must receive effect if used with reference to lands in Scotland." (94) This meant that wordage recognised by the legal cultus as creating a right of property in moveables for an executor would create a similar right of property over land.

English eccentrics with an ear for a tune, hilarious wordage and a twinkle in the eye.