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Subject: Re: Proper English Usage during Nuclear War
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I also noticed ABC's improper use of "it's" (for "belonging to it")
in their closing credits for "The Day After".  I noticed the same usage
several months ago (in quarter-inch-high letters) in a full-page magazine
ad for a Radio Shack TRS-80.

				Dave Seaman