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• “They also called the people in the streets terrorists and repeatedly show a mosque that was set on fire ... we're watching it now my cousin says that they turn all the word's of obama around and lie about everything to witch my grandfather replies in that in Islam it is permissible to lie in a state of war.”

  The Huffington Post: Iran Election Live-Blogging (Sunday June 21)

• “Ms. McPherson said the OED requires "evidence of a word's usage over a 10-year period, before considering it for inclusion" in its editions.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Grab Your 'Murse,' Pack a 'Mankini' And Don't Forget the 'Mewelry'

• “If my word's not good enough, Oprah voted them a favorite last year.”

  The Huffington Post: Courtney Cachet: Fall Decor... Isn't It Time for Something New?

• “It will be totally lost on people who are more interested in labels and their own personal definitions for words than in those word's true meanings.”

  The "Freedom" Naivete « L.E. Modesitt, Jr. – The Official Website

• “Researchers asked participants to carry out two tasks: checking if a word contained a particular letter, or thinking about the word's meaning.”

  The Guardian: How to maximise your memory

• “Each word in the lexicon, though technically equal to any other, derived its potency from its gelastic index - a calculation consisting of letter count, syllabic complexity, and its mirthpoint, as experienced by the word's wielder.”

  Fictionaut: High Jinks

• “You probably shouldn't, as doing so shows either ignorance of the word's origins or an indifference to its real meaning, but you can.”

  The Huffington Post: Scott Mendelson: Thoughts On The Brett Ratner Mess: When Explicit Slurs Become Part Of Everyday Language And How To Deal With Their Casual And Out-of-Context Use

• “As a self-described infidel, however, the author captured both the word's flavor of heresy and its suggestion of infidelity "infidel" comes to us via the Old French infidèle.”

  The Huffington Post: Christopher Lane: The Striking History Of Britain's Sunday Law

• “Social media also spurred the call to surrender the word's conversational credentials, notably through a Facebook page called "Overuse of the Word Amazing.”

  The Huffington Post: List Of Banned Words For 2012

• “Wellfleet's Wicked Oyster restaurant uses "wicked" in the word's best sense—suck down some local oysters and clam chowder 50 Main St., thewickedo.com .”

  The Wall Street Journal: Cape Cod

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