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Date: 2013-11-07 18:09:20
Chemistry
Orica
Cliché
Euphemism
RPG World
Tsunami
Manglish
Fugitive emissions
Metaphor
Literature
Figures of speech
Fiction

Media release 19 December 2011 “Fugitive emissions” tops the list of 2011’s worst words The Plain English Foundation has voted fugitive emissions the worst words of 2011.

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