1. In a related development, a semantic change has overtaken a familiar phrase. 2. Analyzability may be further limited by cranberry morphemes and semantic changes . 3. Over time, though, and through processes of semantic change , such a domain can emerge. 4. The appeals court, however, said that semantic change didn't meet the actual malice standard. 5. All these terms may suffer from semantic change as a side effect of advertising. 6. In each category, childlike translation can lead to semantic change . 7. :Semantic change is common to all languages, and lexical borrowing occurs with linguistic contact. 8. :: Language being the democratic phenomenon that it is, semantic change can and does happen. 9. But often it's just a semantic change , said Steve Yost, spokesman for the IRS in Houston. 10. Analysts said the semantic change from earlier reports signals that the government's view of the economy has changed.
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