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What is the meaning of "medieval" in that context?	by huitzilopochtli	2002-06-20 01:43:26
We have a spelling issue here...	by nhaggin	2002-06-20 06:37:08
We here in America...	by nin_man	2002-06-20 06:42:56
...don't believe in wasting letters. Plus, "mediaeval" has three vowels in a row, and that just looks bizarre if you're reading modern English. It's not abuse. It's progress. The language is evolving. You don't pronounce the now-missing letter, and it serves no modifying purpose as silent E's do, so why bother having it in the word?
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...and then he went on to prove...	by CartaMusica	2002-06-20 06:56:23
Quotation	by diGriz	2002-06-20 07:56:51
Yes it was.	by glenalec	2002-06-20 08:16:24
Not progress ..	by DragonLady	2002-06-20 07:12:12
It's a long time...	by glenalec	2002-06-20 08:06:09
When it is decay and when is it change?	by hyzenthlay	2002-06-20 08:10:18
Decay vs Progress	by atanamis	2002-06-20 17:30:35
I am an American...	by nhaggin	2002-06-20 09:03:54
It happens all the time.	by nin_man	2002-06-20 09:14:13
I must disagree	by nhaggin	2002-06-20 09:34:29
Interesting...	by DireEyez	2002-06-20 11:36:16
You are correct.	by nhaggin	2002-06-20 11:46:54

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