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To: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck who wrote (11652)	5/19/2006 7:36:55 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 78416

The good will (make) (do) that what the good must (do). (The greater part) (Most) will (make) (do) that (one) without regard to (that) (what)(which) is asked (in order to make). One transfers to the direction (leader) that (what) (which) the direction (leader) demands. The good people (make) (will do) that what the good must (do) (of people) Either leave out or include what is in brackets. Most languages do not have the verb "do". in their lexicon. So it does not translate backwards. Only forwards sort of. They also may not use a preposition as the object of a verb. Translation services pick one word where another is more appropriate because they are not human. Articles may not translate backwards properly. For instance "that" may translate as "one" by the time you go 'in and out'. They do not sense the intended meaning. They also make tense mistakes translating both backwards and forwards, dropping parts of verbs. For instance the above dropped the word will, either translating from English or from Italian.