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Founding Father Benjamin Franklin confidently decided the English language was deeply flawed in 1768 and invented his own phonetic alphabet, removing the…
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The word 'noon' comes from the Latin 'nones', which was the ninth hour of the daylight hours, strictly placing it around 3:00 PM. However, hungry monks in the…
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