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They were once coming in English-language publications but now are seen in only The New Yorker, The Economist, and one other. Can anyone recall which?
by gsinclair 4y ago
They were once coming in English-language publications but now are seen in only The New Yorker, The Economist, and one other. Can anyone recall which?
- eru 4y agoInterestingly, they seem to survive most in naïve than in words like coöperate. Co-operate is much more common than na-ive (which I've never seen). But both cooperate and naive seem reasonably well accepted.