Well, it turns out that the Turkish language comes out in favor of this article-less approach in the majority of written and spoken cases. Since wine is not inherently semi-dry, it's understood that this sentence refers to some particular wine . So the the article should be included as part of the English translation. The wine is semi-dry . So the the article should be excluded from the English translation.
Diamonds are forever .
Michigan isn't inherently cold. Well, the answer is because Michigan is a special kind of proper noun, that is exempt from this rule. These are English language peculiarities, remember. Well, the answer is no. Joe Montana arched the ball to Jerry Rice for another San Francisco touchdown .