Q: If Padua (Padova), can we say that "Not Padua."?

A: no

Q: If Tuppence stole a glance at him sideways., can we say that "Tuppence took a sideways peek over at him."?

A: yes

Q: If He served as a Massachusetts state senator and a U.S. senator, and then, during James Monroe's presidency, as secretary of state, where he was largely responsible for formulating the principles behind the Monroe Doctrine., can we say that "He was never in government. "?

A: no

Q: If In postal parlance, we would say that the discount equals 100 percent of the cost avoidance at the margin, or that the passthrough of the avoidance is 100 percent., can we say that "Discount is equal to all of the avoidance cost."?

A:
yes