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Wait, when did @asana add a dragon? Gung hei fat choi?
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Charles Dickens was born #OnThisDay in 1812. As the most popular British novelist of the Victorian era, Dickens crafted some of English literature's most iconic characters, including Ebenezer Scrooge, David Copperfield, Oliver Twist and Miss Havisham. The enduring appeal of his novels and short stories is such that they have never gone out of print. 🎨Oil painting, 'Charles Dickens', William Powell Frith, 1859 ✍️Original manuscript of Hard Times, by Charles Dickens, vol. 2, England, 1854 ✍️Original manuscript of A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens, vol. 2, England, 1859 🖼️Poster advertising an exhibition held at the V&A, reproducing a portrait of Dickens by I.O. Barlow after W.P. Frith; Colour offset lithograph; Design by Peter Branfield; Great Britain; 1970
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According to @MerriamWebster, "invasion" is "an act of invading," "a sudden attack on and entrance into hostile territory." And to invade is "to enter for conquest or plunder." Remember that words have meaning and power, and always use the right word for the job.
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Today is National Thesaurus Day. Personally, we find these made-up holidays contemptible, abhorrent, nauseating, repugnant, and unpalatable.
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If you want to win a prize for, say, the best short writing, can you deliver something as memorable as the 88 words in "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer"? Check it out. Be inspired! poynter.org/reporting-editin…
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Tip of the day: If you're going to point out errors in someone else's writing, make sure that you're right first. #critiquing
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Are you in Charleston for #YALLFest? Stop by the our booth tomorrow for a chance to snag an ARC of CHILDREN OF ANGUISH AND ANARCHY, available as a gift with purchase! 😱
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Linguistics question: In which accent do "calm" and "mom" rhyme? Heard someone pronounce "calm" like "cahm" this morning and started wondering why🤔 #accents #pronunciation
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Good luck to everyone doing #NaNoWriMo this year! May your words flow smoothly onto the page and your caffeine supply be plentiful. 😁🥰✍️
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Happy Halloween! Illustration for, “From Head to Toe”, published in 1997.
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There's no need to utilize "usage" when you could just use "use."
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Happy #DictionaryDay In honor of birthday boy Noah Webster, we’re going to take on a probably large, probably ill-advised endeavor. So. If you reply to this tweet with ‘Noah Webster,’ we’ll give you one (1) obscure, unusual, or just fairly interesting word.
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📚Not sure what banned book to read next? Text BANNED to 58744 for book recommendation from NEA. #BannedBooksWeek
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Vocabulary word of the day: "Obstreperous," adjective, meaning unruly or aggressively noisy @MerriamWebster
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Thought today's Wordle was easy for a second: 4/5, first try! Then, it sunk in how many letters would work in that one space. 😬
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This looks pretty fun! It's not out yet here, but hopefully it will be soon.
🎉 BEHOLD, GUBBINS 🍄 (✏️ it's a word game) ☀️ Make words! 🥦 Master your weird little pals (the Gubbins!) 🛹 Build and share postcards of your BEST (or rudest) WORDS! ✨COMING 2023✨ folly.studio
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If I say "You can substitute X for Y," what am I telling you?
67%Use X instead of Y
33%Use Y instead of X
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