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> I've got one of those niggling questions - how do other people feel about
> ending sentences with prepositions?
I can never hear this question without thinking of Winston Churchill's angry
response when an inexperienced speechwriter corrected one of Winston's sen-
tences for this "fault":
Churchill said, "This is an impertinence up with which I will not put!"
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James S. (Jim) Venis | "I should not talk so much about myself
| if there were anybody else whom I knew
"Venis" rhymes with "Dennis." MERCI! | as well. Unfortunately, I am confined
| to this theme by the narrowness of my
ujv01 -at- eagle -dot- unidata -dot- com | experience." --Henry Thoreau
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