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Re: Another dynamically linked documentation patch
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David Bateman |
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Re: Another dynamically linked documentation patch |
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Mon, 30 Apr 2007 11:22:11 +0200 |
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Daniel J Sebald wrote:
> David Bateman wrote:
>
>>> In typing class back in '82 (U.S.) it was two spaces after a period. Of
>>> course, that was before instant text messaging.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Hey not surprising, American don't even know how to spell Aluminium :-)
>> ... So I think this is another US vs other English speakers thing.....
>
> Let's see, helIUM, lithIUM, cadmIUM, calcIUM, magnesIUM, strontIUM...
> OK, I'm getting my high school chemistry book...
>
> Nope, aluminUM it is. Must be right!
>
> Dan
>
Yeah, I always found that Aluminium/Aluminum one of the weirder changes
in American English. Although some of the other simplifications make
sense, that one in fact makes things inconsistent as you point out...
D.
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