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At great risk of being the next person tarred and feathered, perhaps we need to think of these pursuits - teaching and describing - like an anthropologist and a policeman. One merely notes what it happening as scientific study and the other tries to ensure the society mores and norms, as codified...

Hello, I have a question concerning the use of the past participle 'brung'. I was wondering what the origin and use of this form is. I could think of several possibilities: - analogy (like children would make) with verbs like ring (-rang-rung). - dialectic forms. I.e. used regional. If so...

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Hello Taka 1. 'What's Hecuba to him' is from 'Hamlet'. Hamlet is marvelling that an actor can feign emotion so easily, for an imaginary woe (Hecuba's distress, after the fall of Troy), while he himself, with a real grievance, is unable to act (no pun intended – 'act' as in 'do what he has to...

Villa rivers Researchers have estimated a progression rate was 0 5 kilometres per 1000 years Clary 1984