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September 2006, Vol. 8, No. 9 Friday, May 24, 2013


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Top Twenty Dimwitticisms

Analysis conducted by Factiva showed that of two hundred dimwitticisms used by the U.S. press during August 2006, the most common was "ongoing."

Top Twenty Dimwitticisms

Analysis conducted by Factiva showed that of two hundred dimwitticisms used by the U.K. press during August 2006, the most common was "in terms of."

Top Twenty Dimwitticisms

Analysis conducted by Factiva showed that of two hundred dimwitticisms used by the Canadian press during August 2006, the most common was "ongoing."

Top Twenty Dimwitticisms

Analysis conducted by Factiva showed that of two hundred dimwitticisms used by the Australian press during August 2006, the most common was "ongoing."

Top Twenty Dimwitticisms

Analysis conducted by Factiva showed that of two hundred dimwitticisms used by the Indian press during August 2006, the most common was "in terms of."

Data provided by Factiva, a Dow Jones and Reuters Company and aggregator of more than 10,000 news sources.

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