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Authority and American Usage Or, why “Politics and the English Language” is redundant David Foster Wallace 1999 Dilige et quod vis fac. —AUGUSTINE DID YOU KNOW that probing the seamy underbelly of US lexicography reveals ideological strife and controversy and intrigue and nastiness and fervor on a near-Lewinskian scale? For…
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