I think the Scott Trust should look into whether there is a causal relationship between the effort to expand into America and the use of the s-word.— Blogposts | guardian.co.uk
Because the visiting law professor has been using the s-word - socialism.— Arbiter Online
I'm going to make a bold prediction: if there's ever a televised announcement that the world is going to end in a nuclear holocaust and, during the announcement, one of the grips accidentally uses the "s-word," that swear will be the number one topic of conversation (right up until the missiles detonate). then.— TV Squad
The s-word appeared only twice in 1998; it aired 367 times in 2007.— News for Opelika-Auburn News
Or will its seemingly subtle sensibility be steamrolled by so many superheroes swooping over the (for lack of an appropriate s-word) box office?— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch

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