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>I once read a book that said we should not use the word "use."
>Not as a noun, not as a verb; no where, no how. At least, we
>should try hard to steer clear of it.
[and Barb (Philbrick?) answers:]
>Unfortunately, some (too many IMO) people have taken this injunction to mean
>replace "use" with "utilize."
