"[F]ew peoples are more identified with their language than the French. They watch over how it is written and spoken; considering it an expression of French power, they are understandably pained to see English as the new lingua franca."
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"[F]ew peoples are more identified with their language than the French. They watch over how it is written and spoken; considering it an expression of French power, they are understandably pained to see English as the new lingua franca."
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In the ad-copy-not-to-use dept.
The headline: "She'll create ski lodge envy." The copy: "After a day on the slopes, she's ready for that first steaming sip of Irish coffee. What…
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Becoming a writer
“How do I get published?” I am asked this so often that I have a dedicated webpage with resources to answer the question. The…
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And if sons were noses. . .
My all time least favorite kitschy saying: "If daughters were flowers, I'd pick you." You know, like cut your life short. . .
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