91.   The new word was appropriation, which it was hoped would be easily understood by the triers of fact.

92.   The words are difficult to interpret.

93.   The point seems to be that knowing or believing are simple words which do not in the ordinary run of things require an explanation.

94.   By surrounding the adjective interesting with two intensifiers -- very and indeed -- the writer seems to recognise that the word interesting itself is somehow inadequate.

95.   The first is that of ensuring that your reader knows which words are the technical terms.

96.   A written word is a combination of letters, while a spoken word is a combination of sounds.

97.   Between the subject and the verb there can be various words, including the perfect have discussed in the last section.

98.   The switch back to Creole for the single word though is particularly striking.

99.   I think the word is by acclaim is it?

100.   I know what the word is, of course.