Instead of recommending that the relativist talk only in explicitly relativized terms about what his epistemic system allows or forbids, the hybrid view would allow him to utter sentences that look unrelativized, but would insist that they now be treated as having only assessment-relative truth-values and no absolute truth-values.

Chaucer's Cook made blancmange with the best of them, according to the Prologue to the Tales. There were two versions of this popular dish in Chaucer's day, one made with fish and the other with capon or chicken.

The heroine is said to have seduced her father at the age of 13, to have been an MP, a spy, a pussygirl and countless other things.

The Royal train, which was preceded by a pilot train for officials, journalists, and photographers, was made up of twelve cars (baggage car, composite baggage and staff sleeping car, business car, dining car, three compartment cars, two chambrette sleeping cars, a private car for the Prime Minister of Canada, and two Royal cars.