RE: Graduated... or graduated from?

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Phillip St. James was sorely tried by:

> Is this simply a matter of taste and style?
> 
> What is the proper spoken usage of the verb graduate in US 
> English?  Why is
> there such a disparity here ?  Does anyone know for sure?

Have you asked on CE-L?  They'd be sure to have learned 
opinions on the matter... I think I saw the discussion go
by, several months ago, but can't remember the outcome...

Anyway, if Geoff H. chimes in here, you won't need to 
go to the editors' list.   :-)

Kevin

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