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Just the pedant in me, but seems odd that the title doesn't read: 'Amazon cuts Whole Foods prices' Surely the name of the company is 'Whole Foods'? (just edit
by ljf 9y ago
Just the pedant in me, but seems odd that the title doesn't read: 'Amazon cuts Whole Foods prices'
Surely the name of the company is 'Whole Foods'?
(just edited this comment for clarity and grammar)
- dang 9y agoI bet WaPo headline writers had some esoteric reason for it, but our inner pedants agree, so have an 's'.
- abrowne 9y agoI feel like it should be to be "Whole Foods' prices"¹, which makes me feel like the headline writer did that so that they didn't need to add an apostrophe to the name. Weirdly, the article has one use of "Whole Food stores" in the text too despite many other uses of "Whole Foods" > Amazon said it will continue to lower prices at Whole Food stores and will eventually offer special discounts and in-store benefits to Amazon Prime members. 1: Or "Whole Foods's"? I get almost 100,000 ghits for that.