i.e. a way to write a paragraph. j.o. – from Latin “id est” stands for-that is. e.g. tsnlt. – from Latin “exempli gratia,” stands two “such as,” “for instance. They’re

pretty common and really prevalent. Should people bother to find out what they mean by that? Or maybe it’s time they have learnt. One should not be lazy, one must not pander to the ignorant.

In proportion as the structure of the government gives force to public opinion, it is essential for public opinion to be enlightened. ” What did George Washington do with his ideas for the United States? I thought that

this was quite an accurate farewell address (possiblely in the context of his speech)!

i.e. a way to write a paragraph. j.o. – from Latin “id est” stands for-that is. e.g. tsnlt. – from Latin “exempli gratia,” stands two “such as,” “for instance. They’re

pretty common and really prevalent. Should people bother to find out what they mean by that? Or maybe it’s time they have learnt. One should not be lazy, one must not pander to the ignorant.

In proportion as the structure of the government gives force to public opinion, it is essential for public opinion to be enlightened. ” What did George Washington do with his ideas for the United States? I thought that

this was quite an accurate farewell address (possiblely in the context of his speech)!

i.e. a way to write a paragraph. j.o. – from Latin “id est” stands for-that is. e.g. tsnlt. – from Latin “exempli gratia,” stands two “such as,” “for instance. They’re

pretty common and really prevalent. Should people bother to find out what they mean by that? Or maybe it’s time they have learnt. One should not be lazy, one must not pander to the ignorant.

In proportion as the structure of the government gives force to public opinion, it is essential for public opinion to be enlightened. ” What did George Washington do with his ideas for the United States? I thought that

this was quite an accurate farewell address (possiblely in the context of his speech)!

i.e. a way to write a paragraph. j.o. – from Latin “id est” stands for-that is. e.g. tsnlt. – from Latin “exempli gratia,” stands two “such as,” “for instance. They’re

pretty common and really prevalent. Should people bother to find out what they mean by that? Or maybe it’s time they have learnt. One should not be lazy, one must not pander to the ignorant.

In proportion as the structure of the government gives force to public opinion, it is essential for public opinion to be enlightened. ” What did George Washington do with his ideas for the United States? I thought that

this was quite an accurate farewell address (possiblely in the context of his speech)!

i.e. a way to write a paragraph. j.o. – from Latin “id est” stands for-that is. e.g. tsnlt. – from Latin “exempli gratia,” stands two “such as,” “for instance. They’re

pretty common and really prevalent. Should people bother to find out what they mean by that? Or maybe it’s time they have learnt. One should not be lazy, one must not pander to the ignorant.

In proportion as the structure of the government gives force to public opinion, it is essential for public opinion to be enlightened. ” What did George Washington do with his ideas for the United States? I thought that

this was quite an accurate farewell address (possiblely in the context of his speech)!

i.e. a way to write a paragraph. j.o. – from Latin “id est” stands for-that is. e.g. tsnlt. – from Latin “exempli gratia,” stands two “such as,” “for instance. They’re

pretty common and really prevalent. Should people bother to find out what they mean by that? Or maybe it’s time they have learnt. One should not be lazy, one must not pander to the ignorant.

In proportion as the structure of the government gives force to public opinion, it is essential for public opinion to be enlightened. ” What did George Washington do with his ideas for the United States? I thought that

this was quite an accurate farewell address (possiblely in the context of his speech)!

i.e. a way to write a paragraph. j.o. – from Latin “id est” stands for-that is. e.g. tsnlt. – from Latin “exempli gratia,” stands two “such as,” “for instance. They’re

pretty common and really prevalent. Should people bother to find out what they mean by that? Or maybe it’s time they have learnt. One should not be lazy, one must not pander to the ignorant.

In proportion as the structure of the government gives force to public opinion, it is essential for public opinion to be enlightened. ” What did George Washington do with his ideas for the United States? I thought that

this was quite an accurate farewell address (possiblely in the context of his speech)!

i.e. a way to write a paragraph. j.o. – from Latin “id est” stands for-that is. e.g. tsnlt. – from Latin “exempli gratia,” stands two “such as,” “for instance. They’re

pretty common and really prevalent. Should people bother to find out what they mean by that? Or maybe it’s time they have learnt. One should not be lazy, one must not pander to the ignorant.

In proportion as the structure of the government gives force to public opinion, it is essential for public opinion to be enlightened. ” What did George Washington do with his ideas for the United States? I thought that

this was quite an accurate farewell address (possiblely in the context of his speech)!

i.e. a way to write a paragraph. j.o. – from Latin “id est” stands for-that is. e.g. tsnlt. – from Latin “exempli gratia,” stands two “such as,” “for instance. They’re

pretty common and really prevalent. Should people bother to find out what they mean by that? Or maybe it’s time they have learnt. One should not be lazy, one must not pander to the ignorant.

In proportion as the structure of the government gives force to public opinion, it is essential for public opinion to be enlightened. ” What did George Washington do with his ideas for the United States? I thought that

this was quite an accurate farewell address (possiblely in the context of his speech)!

i.e. a way to write a paragraph. j.o. – from Latin “id est” stands for-that is. e.g. tsnlt. – from Latin “exempli gratia,” stands two “such as,” “for instance. They’re

pretty common and really prevalent. Should people bother to find out what they mean by that? Or maybe it’s time they have learnt. One should not be lazy, one must not pander to the ignorant.

In proportion as the structure of the government gives force to public opinion, it is essential for public opinion to be enlightened. ” What did George Washington do with his ideas for the United States? I thought that

this was quite an accurate farewell address (possiblely in the context of his speech)!