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 * Direct and indirect quotation * Direct and indirect quotation
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 ## An example from Auhelawa: preaching and sharing ## An example from Auhelawa: preaching and sharing
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 Out of its century of contact with Christianity, Auhelawa has developed a specialized Christian register. Two words in this register are important: Out of its century of contact with Christianity, Auhelawa has developed a specialized Christian register. Two words in this register are important:
  
-* guguya: preaching, and in other contexts instruction and advice by a senior male matrilineal relative to juniors.  +* **guguya**: preaching, and in other contexts instruction and advice by a senior male matrilineal relative to juniors.  
-* aiyauya: sharing, expressing personal thoughts and feelings in a group context, and in other contexts the equal apportionment of a resource (in contrast to reciprocal gifts). +* **aiyauya**: sharing, expressing personal thoughts and feelings in a group context, and in other contexts the equal apportionment of a resource (in contrast to reciprocal gifts).  
  
 ### Loise in church ### Loise in church
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 […] […]
  
-**hava yaluyaluwa ana ve’ita aliguwai na hava yaluyaluwa ana mohe aliguwai yamohegomiu na alimiyai** +**hava yaluyaluwa ana ve’ita aliguwai na hava yaluyaluwa ana mohe aliguwai yamohegomiu na alimiyai**  
 What the Spirit has showed to me, and what the Spirit has given me, I give to you all and it is with you. What the Spirit has showed to me, and what the Spirit has given me, I give to you all and it is with you.
  
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 ## Script-flipping as practical satire ## Script-flipping as practical satire
  
-An example of script-flipping by Nikki from an earlier part of Carr's book: +An example of script-flipping by Nikki from an earlier part of Carr's book (2010, 35–36): 
  
 FB clients, therapists, and case managers are discussing the need for more "structure," that is, stricter rules for assessing compliance (and progress) by clients.  FB clients, therapists, and case managers are discussing the need for more "structure," that is, stricter rules for assessing compliance (and progress) by clients. 
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