AFTER The Herald's story about Tory justice spokesman David McLetchie complaining about 437 addresses in Scotland where ambulance crews have to call for police protection, a former Tory election candidate tells us: "That is about one-tenth of the number of addresses where a Tory supporter would need police protection."
AFTER The Herald's story about Tory justice spokesman David McLetchie complaining about 437 addresses in Scotland where ambulance crews have to call for police protection, a former Tory election candidate tells us: \"That is about one-tenth of the number of addresses where a Tory supporter would need police protection.\"
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OUR tales of mis-translations remind a reader: "My brother, a keen linguist, once read an article about Partick Thistle on a Spanish website which, written in English, claimed that Partick Thistle had many 'ventilators' around the world."
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AFTER The Herald's story about Tory justice spokesman David McLetchie complaining about 437 addresses in Scotland where ambulance crews have to call for police protection, a former Tory election candidate tells us: "That is about one-tenth of the number of addresses where a Tory supporter would need police protection."
Breathe easy
OUR tales of mis-translations remind a reader: "My brother, a keen linguist, once read an article about Partick Thistle on a Spanish website which, written in English, claimed that Partick Thistle had many 'ventilators' around the world."
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