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Things Your 4th-Grade Teacher Was Probably Right About
Direct-mailing Campaigns
Lake Superior State's "Banished Words"
Or skim our most popular tags:
Everybody hates a literalist
Question of the Day
And, of course, The Dreaded Apluralstrophe!
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- My name's Nat. I'm an editor, formerly employed for a growing publishing company in Traverse City, Michigan. I now live in Chicago and do freelance. On the side, I review movies. And yes, I've seen Roger Ebert.
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