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Foreign words and expressions equivalent to cul de sac, ancien regime, status quo are used to give an air of tradition and class. Some average writers choose to use Latin and Greek words because they’re grander than Anglo Saxon ones, and pointless phrases like expedite, ameliorate, predict, extraneous, deracinated, clandestine, subaqueous are gaining ground from their Anglo Saxon counterparts. The regular way of coining a new phrase is to use Latin or Greek root with the suitable affix and, the place essential, theorize formation.

The photograph exhibits John in front of his poster, entitled ICESat-2 Oceanic and Sea Ice Responses to Atmospheric Forcing, which he provided as a contribution to the AGU Cryosphere session on Altimetry of Polar Regions. The poster compared atmospheric pressure fields over …