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We have an on-line system for managing client support requests. The (English) guy who wrote it put in a nice "Settings" option to allow the US and UK teams to both use it without arguing about language quirks. I have mine set to UK, so I have an "Enquiry List" currently shown on my browser.
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Is it the same with propeller and propellor ?
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You ensure that something is done.
You insure against flood damage.
StephenA
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keep it in its thread!
That Ensure/Insure thread has left me more confused that I started!
In this thread the answers are encouraging so far, as it suggests I haven't been walking heavy footed over some gramatic rule with certain obscure variations in meaning behind the words, I've simply been having trouble with which side of the Atlantic I am, which is no surprise.
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