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User Name	Thread Name	Subject	Posted
GUEST,thurg	BS: Tech US to UK English advice please (78* d)	RE: BS: Tech US to UK English advice please	12 Nov 06
"Up above Grab wrote "no-one", I believe I've seen it written by UKers as 'noone' and in the US we spell it 'no one'." "No-one" has become quite common in the US; I believe it's the standard spelling used in the New Yorker, for example. "Noone" is positively barbaric. I can't for the life of me imagine why anyone, including the proofreaders at the New Yorker, would feel the need to alter the perfectly sensible and unambiguous "no one".

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