caffeine in tea?
aem wrote:
> On Jul 10, 12:38 pm, "Nexis" > wrote:
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>>"Julia Altshuler" > wrote in message
>>>I know that Earl Grey tea has some amount of caffien in it.
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> For some reason, this bugs me. Most misspellings don't.
My American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, kept by my
computer, lists both caffeine and caffein as acceptable spellings. I
remembered that. Then I went and screwed up the "i before e except
after c" exception. (I got Earl Grey right (not gray). Do I get points
for that?) (And I'm one of the rare people on the list who usually gets
its/it's correct. I think I deserve bonus points.)
--Lia
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