The Latin tong, euen whan it was, as the Grecians say, in ακμη, that is, at the hiest pitch of all perfitenesse.

Almost 90 percent of Taiwan's 6 million occupants at the end of World War II spoke Hokkien.

In this Walmart culture, eveeryone casually shops, all the time—they constantly hop in their cars for milk, lottery tickets, cigarettes, bait, and large guzzly cups of foul coffee.

The equivalent Inuit construct is kunlangeta, which they define as “his mind knows what to do but he does not do it.”]