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They may have been trying to specify it, like [Lisbon], [Kraków, Poland], [Edinburgh]. They're readers may have literally not heard of Kraków before and need th
by mabbo 9y ago
They may have been trying to specify it, like [Lisbon], [Kraków, Poland], [Edinburgh]. They're readers may have literally not heard of Kraków before and need that. Unfortunately, the English language uses the comma for multiple purposes so you get messes like that headline.
- yorwba 9y agoI think they could have used a semicolon instead, as in "Lisbon; Kraków, Poland; Edinburgh are ...".