So, what appears plain as day to me is not, seemingly, supported by any of my etymology resources, so -- for now this is actually just headcanon.

But when I started learning Greek it became clear that it came from ἐκεῖ, "over there" -- generally as a demonstrative adverb. Over there -- Dikaiopolis!

ŋot - the velar nasal clarifies it's a logic term as opposed to a revelation of sarcasm.

Hanger-onto of doors. Get-betweener of doors.

He was a very special gato, and I will always cherish the memory of him. So handsome. Exceptional cuddler. Appreciated the finer things (being in my viola case). Knew how to get to all the high places he wasn't supposed to, and usually didn't knock anything over. Thief of avocados.

Firaga(n)

Forgive me, I didn't read the irony/sarcasm.

Last I heard people said to pronounce it "Latine" like la-teen-eyy. But still 99% of my experience of the word is textual.

I did, however, miss the point where it fell out of favor -- it was meant to be a more inclusive term, right?

Is there some upstream investment or ownership that will show that they're leveraging political division of two competing companies to "drive clarity of investment", or something along those lines?
Like at the top just some rich dudes trying to figure out which is the better investment.
Still, Lyft+

Can't talk about non-compression waves either.

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