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Still, French words in vast numbers, both of the law and of common speech, continued to be embraced by English and, by 1800, the law itself joined that embrace, retaining French and Latin only for technical terms.
As Mairie Robinson, editor-in-chief of The Concise Scots Dictionary (Aberdeen University Press, 1985), points out in her Introduction, Scots is more strongly differentiated from Standard English than any of the English regional dialects in the number of words, meanings of words and expressions not current in Standard English, in its strikingly different pronunciation, and in the loyal affection with which the Scottish people continue to embrace it.
The appeal of the argument is apparent: It enables anti-Semites to embrace Scripture and hate Jews without .
The smart strategy for evolutionists, in short, is to embrace theism and shift the debate to dinosaur bones.
DOD recently made constructive changes to its acquisition policy that embrace best