They have no phonetic value and are never used as word signs in writing a sentence.
2.
Derrida identifies his theme in the first chapter as the twofold sense of the word sign for Husserl.
3.
Jordan's campaign has papered street posts with one-word signs : " Trust ."
4.
Derrida notes that Husserl makes a conceptual distinction in the use of the word sign between expression and indication.
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The enormous one-word signs are apparently part of a local radio station's campaign to promote its news reporting on the Simpson trial.
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But in downtown Roanoke, the drug question was toted around by a man with a one-word sign : " Snort ."
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The system aims to be simpler to learn than competing symbol shorthand systems of the time, boasting " only twelve word signs and one abbreviating principle ".
8.
Each episode usually concluded with Bugg falling asleep in front of the television, as WORD signs off with the " Star Spangled Banner ", the US national anthem.
9.
The Chinook writing is notable by the absence of affixes and word signs, the phonological rigor-vowels were not omitted, even when predictable-and its use of W-vowels.
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On the page, this carefully trained primate had a 620-word sign-language vocabulary and could coin colorful expressions like " nose-hair man " to describe her human companions.
