A passive construction rephrases an active construction in such a way that the object of the active phrase becomes the subject of the passive phrase, and the subject of the active phrase is either omitted or demoted to a role as an oblique argument introduced in a prepositional phrase.
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Filled pauses consist of repetitions of syllables and words, reformulation or false starts where the speaker rephrases his speech to fit the representation he best perceives, grammatical repairs, and partial repeats where speakers are often searching for the right words in their lexicon to carry across their intended meaning.
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Dank rephrases the policy in his post immediately following Ottava's WP : U says, " To avoid confusion and aid navigation, users with such usernames are encouraged to use Latin characters in their signature . " I . e ., we recommend against it, but it's not blockable ..
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Later, as the Vizier addresses the Tisroc, he refers to part of the same proverb, saying sons are in the eyes of their fathers more precious than carbuncles " ( p . 112 ), ( but he rephrases it into a longer, wordier form; verbosity being one of the hallmarks of Calormene speech ( Myers 1998 : 162 ) ).
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Wilson rephrases this himself many times as " communication occurs only between equals . " Celine calls this law " a simple statement of the obvious " and refers to the fact that everyone who labors under an authority figure tends to lie to and flatter that authority figure in order to protect themselves either from violence or from deprivation of security ( such as losing one's job ).
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:: : : I noticed Verbal removed the comment and I certainly don't have an issue with that; regardless of how it was meant, it could be very easily misconstrued and it's suitable to remove the comment until Malleus rephrases it in a way which makes it clear as to its meaning . "'[ TALK ] 11 : 04, 4 July 2010 ( UTC)
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Accepting the good as well as the evil things in life, he rephrases the old ( but wrong ) dictum that the end justifies the means by stating that " if virtue won't answer our purpose, we must use vice, or our opponents will put us out of office . " When Mrs . Lee asks him, " Are we for ever to be at the mercy of thieves and ruffians?
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Major et al . 2010 : 775 ) : " Now, rejecting study because those who study have faults is like taking one instance of choking to refuse grain and not eat or taking one problem with stumbling to stop walking and not go [ anywhere ] . " About one century later, Liu Xiang's " Shuoyuan " ��т " Garden of Stories " rephrases this simile about choking once and discontinuing grains.
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In the scene where Bender is on the lookout nest and sees the space whale emerge from the 4th dimension and exhales ( breathing out a shape resembling a Julia set ); Bender reports to Leela; " Look, off in the distance, it's exhaling ! ", Leela commands Bender to use " boaty talk ", Bender sighs and rephrases what he says into, " Thar'she blows ! ", a popular phrase that was used in the Moby-Dick novel.
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But looking for general laws may lead to what I would call the positing of useful hypotheses . " Martinet takes the example of the following generalization, which he rephrases from Haudricourt's findings : " The articulation of a phoneme is only apt to get weaker when and if it stands in opposition to another phoneme sharing the same features, but distinct from it on account of a more energetic or a more complex articulation . " Martinet concludes : " I still would prefer calling this a working hypothesis rather than a panchronic law, because I am convinced we shall one day come across a language where the weakening of consonants will be found to result from some unforeseen complex of factors . " ( ibid .)
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