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Trinidad and Tobago: Mobilised or immobilised?

Written byNicholas Laughlin
Posted 17 October 2006 13:02 GMT

Elspeth at Now Is Wow reflects: “Funny how a statement like ‘I'm mobilised’ (which sounds so positive, proactive and ready-to-go) when condensed into one word, becomes the exact opposite: Immobilised”. She writes about her frustration and anger at the news that an acquaintance has been murdered.

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