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The paper was easier to carry. It wasn't bulky, which made it easier for Robin Hood to rob the rich and give the money to the poor. The paper money was undetectable when Robin Hood stuffed the millions he stole inside his tights. Folks just thought he had huge thighs. However, all the kings men as well as the poor began manufacturing their own money. They cut pieces of paper from the Wall Street Journal and Sears & Roebuck catalogues. Soon everybody had so much paper it became worthless. Robin Hood stopped robbing people since his tights were now full of money which nobody wanted. This caused him to waddle like a duck whenever he tried to walk, and that is how the term "tight wad" came about.
quotes in latin Another historical finding, or what the patient relates to me, is the fact that they awoke with it in the morning after sleeping with the air conditioner or cold air blowing in the room in which they were sleeping. Often times as well, you may have just finished having a cold, or flu virus. Lastly, trauma such as a motor vehicle accident may cause a Torticollis as well.
The easy one here is it's. It's is always a contraction for it is or it has. "It's (it is) a long way to San Jose" or "It's (it has) been so long since I've visited San Jose." Its, without the apostrophe, is a possessive pronoun, meaning belonging to. "The dog scratched its fur" and never has an apostrophe.
Children learn new languages easier. Why? For one, they haven't yet conceived of the notion that it might be hard. Just like learning to read and write, they can process another tongue when done consistently. Even older kids can understand when certain techniques are used.
latin language Remember he would say, the Chaucer English was only 200 years ago and the new modern English we were learning was very new and still not being used a great deal outside of London. There were no formal books to collect and define the words so it was very easy to make up words that were needed to complete a sentence.
It is said as well that learning the Greek spanish language study will save you from the trouble of memorizing scientific names of popular plants and what have yous that are needed in your work or school or even for home remedies. You can easily breeze through these words or understand what it means by merely looking at the latin words.
Another term for this condition is something known as "wry neck". Basically it is similar to a really bad muscle spasm, almost similar to the sensation of a "Charlie-horse", but in the case of Torticollis, it occurs in the neck.
