It is time for plain words.

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Talackova, a 23-year-old Vancouver resident, also called on Donald Trump, who owns the Miss Universe competition, to state "in plain words" whether she will be able to compete and go forward to the Miss Universe final if she wins her country's contest.

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The results can range from adorable to plain disturbing (certain words are banned, obviously).

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The Constitution is made up of words, and those words have plain and obvious meanings.

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In other words, plain junk.

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In other words, in plain English, what drives economic recovery and growth is government spending.

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Conservatives peer Lord Mackay of Clashfern said the "plain, clear, concise words" of the original Act that established the Health Service in 1946 should not be interfered with.

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But, despite such calming words, the Saudi team made plain their anger with American policy.

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In other words, get the scoop on thunderstorms or icy clouds in plain English.

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