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Donna Jones wondered: <<I don't know why, but the abbreviation "email"
instead of "e-mail" bugs me, though I know that both are common.>>
"Different strokes", and all that. I prefer the hyphenated form; others
prefer without. You can make a good case for both, so there's little
point arguing over it. Let the unenlightened heathens have their
unhyphenated form.
<<So am I totally insane? 8-) (Wait, don't answer that!)>>
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