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Freedom is a universal value.

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Grammar is very complicated.

Her grammar is bad.

Grammar is a very complex thing.

The grammar of Esperanto is very simple.

Esperanto grammar is very simple.

My grammar is poor.

Esperanto grammar is very simple.

Grammar is confusing.

Grammar is confusing.

Grammar is very difficult.

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I think French grammar is difficult.

I think French grammar is difficult.

I was never good at grammar.

I was never good at grammar.

It's conceptual. It's universal. It's beyond words and numbers.

In science, the letter R is a symbol for the gas constant.

I think the Hungarian grammar is difficult.

I think the Hungarian grammar is difficult.

In its syntax and grammar it is reminiscent of Chinese.

One of the hardest things is definitely the grammar.

In English, a word may have definitions which are pluralia tantum.

It is equivalent to the Boltzmann constant, but expressed in units of energy (i.e.

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A unified taxonomy (a universal system for classifying viruses) has been established.

Nowadays, Jaqaru includes a grammar that is taught at school.

Sir V. S. Naipaul, recently awarded the Nobel Prize for literature, once wrote an article entitled Our Universal Civilization.''

The government s universal health care insurance is very rudimentary, and private health insurance is not widely available.

that a universal morality would require moral precepts that admit of no exceptions.

Sir V. S. Naipaul, recently awarded the Nobel Prize for literature, once wrote an article entitled Our Universal Civilization.''

It was erected in Paarl on the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners (Society of Real Afrikaners), an organisation which helped to strengthen Afrikaners' identity and pride in their language.

Often Japanese officials utterances are deliberately vague, to avoid having to take responsibility if things go wrong a fairly universal trait among the powerful.

It seems to be the most universal technology company developing hardware and software infrastructure hosting and consultation services within a range from servers to nanotechnologies.

Around the sides are bas relief panels, depicting with allegorical female figures the arts and sciences (Grammar, Rhetoric, Arithmetic, Geometry, Music, Painting, Astronomy, Philosophy, and Theology).

But the universal banking model is far less central to the US financial system than it is in Europe and parts of Asia and Latin America.

One reason for the opposition s victory is, of course, universal after a time, people everywhere want change, and Civic Platform had been in power since 2007.

Not only that, but it s grammar has not changed much since the classical period either, so Icelanders can have a go at the Old Icelandic sagas in the original any time they please.

Constructed languages either are simplified as much as possible, or their grammar lacks the harmony peculiar to natural languages. Both disadvantages emasculate the language.

In Shakespeare's day, English grammar, spelling and pronunciation were less standardised than they are now, and his use of language helped shape modern English.

This boot strap approach is based on the use of photovoltaics a simple, universal, and scalable technology that is easy to maintain.

But, while the presence and pressure of English has a striking impact on the vocabulary of the home language, it leaves the syntax, grammar, and pronunciation almost entirely unaffected.

Indeed, the rules have changed, and Israel cannot say that it was not warned that this is an era in which international law and universal justice are being forcefully promoted as pillars of an improved world order.