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The Academy accepted him as a member , but only at the rank of genre painter . At the time we did n't know where James had gone , but McGinness warned that those drainage ditches , " lead nowheres , '' off into the box canyons , heavy brush , and a cold river . As I walk past Jude Dude for the last time , he yells , " Yeah , but only because that 's not really him ! Today pay-for-view NFL games exist , but only a relatively small , hard core group of fans make the purchase . We will also consider undertaking some developments for pay but are much more interested in this when the results remain open source . This dictionary covers three different kinds of words that are commonly confused : homophones , or words that are pronounced alike but have different meanings and / or spellings ( like " prince " and " prints " ) ; words that are governed by complex grammatical rules ( like " can " and " may " ) ; and words that have distinct uses but are confused because of subtle differences ( like " infer " and " imply " ) . It can be seen that concept classes II and III are respectively , narrower and related to concept class I ( the preferred concept ) , but are not equivalent to each other . The allies of 1814 re-mobilised but only two of their armies were suitably placed for quick action against the French. The meeting is open to all interested researchers , but only those currently employed in the UK will be eligible for SERC support . All of the works included under Guides to Citation provide advice on writing and composition in addition to the information they provide on citation , but are most useful , and most commonly used , for help with footnotes , endnotes , bibliographies , and other documentation . There was no dance floor for the general public , but Friend J and I had no problem getting down on our own in the corner of the main room in between the 20-minute spurts of fashion . Bird bones are actually hollow ( air filled ) in the living animal , presumably for lightness , but air also circulates within their skeleton and may assist with respiration . For example , the NISO standard for Monolingual Thesauri talks of quasi-synonyms ( terms that do n't mean the same , like " roughness " and " smoothness " , but are means of addressing the same underlying phenomenon ) .