[…] variety known as ǁXegwi was spoken. In the 1950s there were fewer than 36 speakers left. They were described as still knowing their language 'fairly well' and being bilingual in 'Swazi-Zulu' and Afrikaans (Potgieter 1955), […]

But the terms promulged and unpromulged, as thus applied, are not less misexpressive than written and unwritten (sensu juridico).

Albert E. Brum was born into one of Petawawa’s founding families who eventually established one of the area’s most endurable businesses.

Elder Price: Well, Elder McKinley, I think it's okay that you're having gay thoughts just so long as you never act upon them. Elder McKinley: No, because then you're just keeping it down, like a dimmer switch on low (on low), thinking nobody needs to know (Uh-oh!)