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Possible Worlds, Possible Showers, and Apparent Suicides,ers Leibniz, Meinong, and Russell, is that these words are routinely misused and thereby diminish the quality of the writing and speaking in which they find a place. The problem is with phrases such as “possible showers,” “possible worlds,” “apparent heart attacks,” and “apparent suicides.” Meteorol

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We All Die, but None of Us is Dead,e is strictly what it says, namely that everybody dies, but nobody is dead. As a consequence, any writer or speaker who writes or says “Socrates is dead” or any other person who has “crossed the bar” is dead. Looking to the arguments and affirmations of Socrates, Epicurus, and Descartes, among other

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Simplicity, Economy, and Intensity,r similar reasons—they are virtues in sturdy prose. Following a brief review of philosophers and scientists who celebrate economy in their theories and explanations, the chapter moves to a selection of common words, idioms, and phrases that good writers ought to avoid. A surprise is that the short a

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Mein erster Dienst - psychiatrische Notfälleers Leibniz, Meinong, and Russell, is that these words are routinely misused and thereby diminish the quality of the writing and speaking in which they find a place. The problem is with phrases such as “possible showers,” “possible worlds,” “apparent heart attacks,” and “apparent suicides.” Meteorol

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Mein erster Dienst GastroenterologieHelen is smarter than I” or as a preposition in the sentence “Robert is taller than me.” Traditional grammarians look to the past and insist that “than” is not a preposition and that proper English demands “I” (subjective case) as the terminal word in a grammatical comparison. Revisionists insist th