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That's right! It doesn't!
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Australian Newspaper Advertisment
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The following advertisment recently appeared in the Newcastle Herald. [Newcastle is Australia's largest non-capital city]. LEVEL 1 RESTAURANT Where excellent food, service and value is uncompromised. 54 Beaumont Street, Hamilton. LEVEL 1 - is a modern French Restaurant, Fully licensed with a... more »
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A word
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In article <4fe3edf089j...@acornusers.org >, ...Incandescent: an ancient method of climbing down the Andes. Cheers Tony
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A favourite road-sign
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This road sign is quite close to where I live. Iv'e been meaning to share it with you all for ages. I'ts not that it has any interesting apostrophe usage, but I like it anyway, especially as I (see my email address' domain) am quite bird-focussed. [link] (The image is lo-res, only about 38 KB in size.)... more »
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More words
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Depress (v): lift Inadequate (adj): not quate
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Fulfilment?
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I've ordered some stuff from an on-line catalogue, and have had an e-mail in response which says, in part: [quote] Your order has now been received at our fulfilment centre and you will receive confirmation of dispatch of your order in due course. [unquote] I suppose there is the business usage of "fulfilling an order", and... more »
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Pilot (n): Group of sanctimonious people. Piracy (n): Simultaneously sanctimonious and slightly "fast". Pilaf (n): Result of a religious joke. Piling (n): Sanctimonious fish. With best wishes, Peter.
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