In Colons^x, Countable nouns^x

1. "cease to be of an issue" is wrong. It should be "cease to be an issue". Presumably a typo. 2. I would only use "too much" directly with uncountable nouns ("too much cheese", "too much effort", etc.). "Burden" is, to me, always a...

1. Why are there no articles in front of the words "legislature" and "parliament"? A majority is the difference between the number of votes or seats in parliament and legislature that the winner gets in an election, and the number ... 2. When you are listing things after a colon, are you...

I don't warm to the oxymoronic title-- it seems to belittle your statement. After your first careful semicolon, you have failed to punctuate adequately. This is a wonderful phrase: 'The air... cannot weep itself clear'. I bow to your Muse. Grammatically, you have: 'transiences which emulates...