Tom Wilson Made a Grammatical Error in his press release.

Kire

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Thu Mar-10-05 07:06 PM
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Tom Wilson Made a Grammatical Error in his press release.

Edited on Thu Mar-10-05 07:36 PM by Kire

He said "the whether or not", today.

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Thu Mar-10-05 07:14 PM
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1. I'm the wrong person to ask but, this is from...

...the "American Heritage Dictionary" (ignore the pronunciation guides though)

wheth·er (hweth'er, weth'-) conj. 1. Used in indirect questions to introduce one alternative. 2. Used to introduce alternative possibilities. 3. Either. --wheth·er pron. Archaic. Which. --idiom. whether or no. Regardless of circumstances.

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Kire

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Thu Mar-10-05 07:36 PM
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2. oh, never mind

I edited it.

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