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| | | | | The exclamation point or exclamation mark first appeared in Medieval Latin in the 14th century, but its parentage is somewhat uncertain. | |
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| | | | | Is it "ever more," "ever-more," or "evermore"? | |
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| | | | | The story of "tuckered out" begins in Anglo-Saxon times, when the verb "tuck" ("tucian" in Old English) meant to punish, mistreat, or torment. | |
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| | | Just a quick summary of events today from Melbourne Jewish Book Week, always a good festival for us because they offer events that are enticing for both of us. Our first event was titled Whitewash, The Jews and Poland, featuring Holocaust historian Jan Grabowski by video link and interviewed by Jonathan Pearlman. Grabowski examines how... | ||
