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Old 04-12-2008   #223 (permalink)
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Re: Homonyms and Their Grammatical Heirs
A man who throws together lots of ingredients and comes up with wonderful concoctions is known as a great chef who would never burn the steak, whereas for much of history a woman who did the same would grate the chief and be burned at the stake.
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