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}> (My Uncle Maurice (and all the rest of us) used while he was alive (the }> rest of us still so use) to pronounce his name ('mOris) (MORRis).) } } I assume you used and use to use the } 'orange' (cot) vowel in
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(My Uncle Maurice (and all the rest of us) used while he was alive (the rest of us still so use) to pronounce his name ('mOris) (MORRis).) I assume you used and use to use the 'orange' (cot) vowel in "Morris" /mAr@s/ (rhyming
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areff
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one "Ms." would It turns out that the British recognize ... for "Ms" the pronunciations /mIz/ and /m@s/, that is, "muss." Sorry for not snipping, but I thought the above was all relevant. I find your findings
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raymond s. wise
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X-No-Archive: yes The present international standard (Alfa Bravo Charlie Echo Foxtrot) was compiled approx.1955 on behalf of NATO and was designed to be as clear as possible over noisy or weak radios apparently successfully because international
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james follett
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