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[Q]: Claiborne investigates and reports on expressions like sow one's wild oats, about which he tells us little or nothing: the modern Latinate designation Avena fatua came too many centuries after the original expression to have any relevance to it, so why bring up the information that fatua is Latin for ' foolish ': it was also Latin for ' wild, ' which might be more to the point.
[A]: Claiborne reports on expressions like sow one's wild oats, and tells us little or nothing: the modern Latinate designation Avena fatua came too many centuries after the original expression to have any relevance to it, so why bring up the information?

[Q]: "Professor Spevack lists that final blend word under Communication (subgroup Pseudo foreign), along with 36 other tongue-twisters, among them, oscorbidulchos and kerelybonto."
[A]: Spevack lists the word under Communication (subgroup Pseudo foreign), along with tongue-twisters.

[Q]: The Wall Street Journal "Work Week" column reports that a researcher has found that despite worker assumptions to the contrary, childless employees do not work longer hours than their colleagues raising kids.
[A]:
The "Work Week" column reports a researcher found despite worker assumptions, childless employees do not work longer hours than colleagues raising kids.