Alas I cannot tell you what this is because I don't have a New York Times account, and their snotty insistence on having a real account to spam with junk mail and about which to gather information from reading preferences annoys me.
Maybe I should use an account that I don't often touch.
There's been discussion among lawyers that the word "chutzpah" has appeared more frequently in legal documents over time, leading to the question of whether there is actually more chutzpah.
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Date: 2010-12-17 03:03 pm (UTC)And hello! ]
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Date: 2010-12-17 04:31 pm (UTC)Maybe I should use an account that I don't often touch.
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Date: 2010-12-17 04:36 pm (UTC)Everyone's suddenly interested in ozone in the mid 1980s.
You can see where aluminium tried to take over from aluminum, but no dice.
Alas, poor hydrargyrum, stibium, plumbum, stannum, ferrum, natrium, kalium, wolfram, cuprum, argentum, and aurum.
Catsup really was what it was called back in the day.
I queried "red, blue, yellow, green", because I am hilarious. Green and blue really do run together.
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