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I've just been told off by my proof-reader for not correcting this sentence in an article about cricket teas: "Most ... letter. I disagree. I wouldn't write Yorkshire Pudding or Irish Stew or Peach Melba in a similar situation. Would

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Richard Fry typed thus: Soccer is a sport, cricket is a sport, etc. So then why does UK English refer to a collection of these activities in the singular tense? Why not "sports?" But it doesn't. I play five sports. Many sports are

On Monday, in article It's hard to think a formula to compare how often people are simply referred to as "Scottish", "English", "Irish" etc ... rather than Dane, Pole, Swede, Turk etc. though headline writers

Michael West filted: And leevus not forget the resourceful Odysseus, who claimed to be "No Man" or "Nobody", depending on which paper you read, to outwit the cyclops. Ah, so you've *found* Nemo.. Does "all my men wear

The SABR article has considerably less nonsense than the popular press coverage, but there is still an element of grasping at straws to make this seem more interesting than it is. The narrow claim that this is the earliest American use of the