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When the people fear the government, there is tyranny. When governments fear the people, there is liberty.

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asked What's the etymology of “props”?
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awarded  Notable Question
Jun
25
awarded  Popular Question
Jun
25
comment “rumor” vs “unfounded rumor”
@Mitch Yes, you can say that.
Jun
24
accepted “rumor” vs “unfounded rumor”
Jun
24
accepted What are the grammatical parts of “You idiot!”?
Jun
24
asked “rumor” vs “unfounded rumor”
Jun
22
awarded  Notable Question
Jun
9
revised What are the grammatical parts of “You idiot!”?
deleted 2 characters in body; edited title
Jun
9
asked What are the grammatical parts of “You idiot!”?
Jun
8
comment What is the plural form of “the name of which”?
@Jay Do you mean to say that "The names of them are.." is grammatically valid?
Jun
8
accepted Is “starboard” used for land vehicles?
Jun
8
accepted What is the plural form of “the name of which”?
Jun
8
asked What is the plural form of “the name of which”?
Jun
3
asked Is “starboard” used for land vehicles?
May
25
accepted Does “prosody” include facial-expressions and gestures?
May
24
comment How are embedded quotations used?
But we can't use the same inner quotes within inner quotes otherwise that would look like it's ending that inner quote.
May
24
comment How are embedded quotations used?
What happens when we have 3 layers? How do we write a quotation mark in an inner quotation mark?
May
24
accepted “never did” vs “never does”
May
24
comment “never did” vs “never does”
Do you mean to say that "never does" places the narrator back into the time when the story happened, whereas "never did" places the narrator at the present time, telling a past story?