But when you look at the overall trading relationship through currency manipulation, a host of other dynamics that go into trade that falls under the category or the verbiage of a deficit, yes, you are seeing massive imbalances.
So he could have said to me anything and I didn't get the verbiage, but because of the way his voice communicated, I could tell that he understood I needed help and he would get me help.
I'd like to see - because I feel like frequently I'm given the part that's hyper-articulate, which is great, but I would love to see what it's like to really do more with less verbiage.
Omar says, " It's true that some of the verbiage was written like tongue twisters, but I thought he would have had it down cold by now." There are several words and expressions there.
I've never heard this kind of verbiage around a contract, but, um, Jonathan Kaminga did not get his player option that he was requesting that there was kind of back and forth all summer.
And so when somebody says to me, Stephen, rather than point to her and her verbiage and her language and how she talked about the president, what about how he talks?
So what we're saying out loud, that we're trying to encourage you guys to change your vernacular on, change your verbiage on, is you're saying that that's not your money.
Just in the last few days, he was pictured with a Trump, you know, everything Trump said was right had I maybe, you know, getting the verbiage a little off.
They trashed the Constitution and they're desperately looking for some verbiage in the Constitution to convince you and themselves that it ought to be used to protect these people.
Because a plot that takes you across the universe like this does, almost doesn't need to be lost in verbiage, but sci-fi does very well with prosaic language.
In the same way the author of the Later Han History had to avoid the personal name of his father, T'ai, and today we cannot find that word in all its hundred and twenty volumes of verbiage.