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Instead, he reinterpreted his past position as semaphore.
"Be true to yourself" has been reinterpreted to mean either "Getting what you want" or, more aggressively, "Express yourself (don't repress yourself).
Also: Slate inscribed on a loaf of bread, Slate beamed into your head while you sleep, Slate recited to you by Ralph the talking dog, Topiary Slate ( Slate articles carved into your shrubbery), Slate -by-Massage ("Moneybox" communicated through seven secret pressure points on your body--subscribers only), the Slate Ballet ("Keeping Tabs" reinterpreted for the dance), the Emperor's New Slate (we pretend to publish it, you pretend to read it--subscribers only), and much more.
These nicknames originated as possessives, since Middle English words beginning with a vowel or silent h took the possessive mine instead of my , so instead of my Anne, people said mine Anne, which was reinterpreted as my Nan, just as the animal once called an eft or an ewt is now known as a newt.
Christians have reinterpreted this event as the descent of the Holy Spirit, celebrated in the analogous spring holiday of Pentecost.
' A new idea or a fact which would entail extensive rearrangement of the previous system of beliefs is always ignored or extruded from the mind in case it cannot be sophistically reinterpreted so as to tally harmoniously with the system.
Only centuries later was the alternation of o and e reinterpreted as a means of distinguishing number, o was generalized for the singular, e for the plural.
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