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The politics of the apostrophe

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Aditya Chakrabortty: I don't agree with all of this but, my word, Michael Rosen is brilliant. http://t.co/iSOgytYa (as recommended by @TimHarford)

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Aditya Chakrabortty: I don't agree with all of this but, my word, Michael Rosen is brilliant. http://t.co/iSOgytYa (as recommended by @TimHarford)

Justin Wolfers: The Politics of Apostrophes: http://t.co/muQm2O8wn(via @TimHarford)

Tim Harford: RT @mo_holkar: Good piece by Michael Rosen about apostrophes and language rules in general: http://t.co/ONJ1JqAU

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Michael Rosen: The Politics (and lies) of the Apostrophe

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The politics of the apostrophe

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