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RE: The Third Place
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The term is not used in the UK - but it would be, surely, the pub!...
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October 15, 2004 02:10
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Of course, when Turkey joins the EC (possibly next year) they will have to ensure that their brothel......
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October 13, 2004 05:51
RE: Customers, Patrons, Passengers, Patients
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Quote "...I have great disdain for those who refer to me as a "consumer," when I see myself as a cus......
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October 11, 2004 12:14
RE: Customers, Patrons, Passengers, Patients
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The theory behind calling all users "customers" is a simple one. Customers buy things and they are t......
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October 10, 2004 00:48
RE: British vs. American English
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I meant that the expression "state of play" means "how are things at the moment". "State of the art"......
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October 05, 2004 14:51
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Quote "...I wouldn't think "flight" applies to non-powered motion..." Then what name would you give......
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October 05, 2004 14:43
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Quote "...And RE, you're actually saying that something WAS invented over here?!?!? ..." I have nev......
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October 04, 2004 12:17
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The commonly accepted defition of a successful, heavier-than-air flying machine is one that will lif......
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October 04, 2004 01:44
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Quote "...I keep finding more and more reasons to visit the UK. And maybe I'll buy some shoes while ......
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October 03, 2004 13:20
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Quote "...Orlando, RE? WHY!?!? There's no "there" there!..." It just happens that the conference I ......
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October 03, 2004 13:13
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The Americans are justly proud of their achievements in brewing since the dread days of the 1970's w......
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October 03, 2004 09:09
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Theakston's Old Peculier is a beer that arouses high emotions. It's very strong and rather sweet and......
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October 03, 2004 06:39
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Quote "...Hmmm - and perhaps I haven't known the right sort of beer?!?!?!?..." If you haven't drunk......
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October 02, 2004 12:10
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It's good now to have a librarian An expert in matters grammarian But the Limerick rhyme Could take ......
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October 02, 2004 03:24
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Quote "...workers are going about their business, but when they are watched, they perform higher..."......
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October 02, 2004 03:07
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Quote "...(no, I've not even had ONE DRINK, although with all the references to good beer around her......
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October 02, 2004 03:01
RE: British vs. American English
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Well, as you no know, it's very different from "state of the art"! It simply means "how are things a......
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October 01, 2004 00:06
RE: Panopticon Effect
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Quote "...The whole story was applied to medical facilities; if they think they are being serveilled......
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September 30, 2004 23:26
RE: Panopticon Effect
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Quote "...Most I think would agree that there's a difference between survey as a noun and surveillan......
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September 30, 2004 10:57
RE: Panopticon Effect
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It seems a bit pointless to me. What's wrong with "surveyed"?...
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