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> Mute... I guess my subconscious really doesn't like it. ;)
Actually, I thought "moot point" was a great example.
A moot point is an arguable point, but most people use it to mean exactly the opposite. So
much so, that about 50% of the all-knowing "panels" find the alternate use acceptable these
days.
My peeve is utilize.
:) Dana W.
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