[Bell Historians] One N or two?
matthewhigby at -ENZ2njHfNiH8MiHXhHkQL4Q5Xvgm5yrQ6F6dEEoWE2jozhu6Np9tUKjBAvLED4vJC1qw3WNPI25qoB5.yahoo.invalid
matthewhigby at -ENZ2njHfNiH8MiHXhHkQL4Q5Xvgm5yrQ6F6dEEoWE2jozhu6Np9tUKjBAvLED4vJC1qw3WNPI25qoB5.yahoo.invalid
Thu Sep 14 16:44:07 BST 2006
I have always used one n and will continue to do so!
Matthew
I've always preferred using one n - when you're as wordy as me anything to
reduce character numbers helps! - but I wouldn't claim it as correct. I
recall, though, that I once tried a "serious dictionary" and found the spelling was
optional.
CP
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