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Maelstrom Posted 12 years ago
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"Supplement" or "insert"?
As in magazines?
I've only heard of "insets" in the States (I've lived here for decades now).
Is supplement a British norm?
I've only heard of "insets" in the States (I've lived here for decades now).
Is supplement a British norm?
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'Inset' or 'insert'? Inserts tend to be advertisements; supplements tend to me additional material for a special issue.
- 'Inset' or 'insert'?
- Inserts tend to be advertisements; supplements tend to me additional material for a special issue.
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'Inset' or 'insert'?
Inserts tend to be advertisements; supplements tend to me additional material for a special issue.
Inserts tend to be advertisements; supplements tend to me additional material for a special issue.
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