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Anonymous, 246 days ago
pretty sure that phenomena has greek origins...
Avangi  +  689413 Sat, 21 Mar 09 05:02 PM
What do you suggest doing with people who use "phenomena" in the singular because they think it sounds more intelligent? (8-)) Rolleyes
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