#intert

[themancorialist]

St Mary's Gate, Manchester.

[you-quan-lin-blog]

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[muchmorethanmuses]

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[lexiconjure]

intert

v. [with obj.]

1 cause (a person or animal) to become curious or confused: the man was interted with the health of the country.

[with obj.] convey (someone) to a particular place: she interted the black silence in the forest.

[no obj.] (intert with) make into someone or something: intertigration was working in the street.

2 perform (a number of people) in a particular place: the police were interting a new block of records.

(intert someone out) INFORMAL reach or cause to deal with something from providing a punishment.

[with obj.] ARCHAIC enter or punish (someone): he has been interted on his father's death.

n. (usually interts) a person who is seriously declared or expected to be interested in a particular place: they came to an interts of life.

interstation n. interstator n.

late Middle English: from Latin interstare, from inter- ‘between’ + stare ‘stand’.

[trashmysticism]

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[fernand0]

[cliffcrego]

FREEDOM & LIMITS

Highways exist to move traffic, As Internets exist to move bits, And Economies to move goods. All three are paths of movement, of exchange, of communication. And with all three, freedom flourishes only when it is strictly limited by universal, clear, unambiguous laws. Without clear limits, the worst and most brutish of our natural tendencies shall come to rule the many roads that run between us.