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They do, but only because it's been adopted from British media and literature. You might even say it's a symptom of being over-read, if that's possible. "An hi
by beaned 14d ago
They do, but only because it's been adopted from British media and literature. You might even say it's a symptom of being over-read, if that's possible.
"An historic" is certainly used in the US, but it's wrong in all contexts.