51.   Our door is painted a bright green colour with numerous messages using inappropriate language and phrases covering its exterior.

52.   And they use both languages quite freely.

53.   So they can look back at nineteen ninety two and see what language we uses.

54.   There are all sorts of other ways in which it is hard to learn to use existing languages.

55.   Almost three years later, though, the practice has become ingrained, and some managers use plain language even in internal memos, he added.

56.   Allowing the language to be used officially remains a sensitive issue for Turkey, and Parliament can attach restrictions to the conventions before ratifying them.

57.   And Gore, using convoluted language whose meaning was eminently clear, said that Clinton had lied to him.

58.   And in many cases, uncommon languages were used, making it difficult to find interpreters or translators for such occasions.

59.   And in a recent mailing to coalition members, Pat Robertson, president of the organization, used language that was far more harsh than that of Reed.

60.   And many of the new Catholics use the language of seekers.