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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
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Truths pronounced as /tru:θs/ or as /tru:ðz/?
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All great truths can be intellectually and spiritually synthesized. God made science all possible and never threatens science; rather, He enhances it.
All great truths can be intellectually and spiritually synthesized. God made science all possible and never threatens science; rather, He enhances it.
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You hear it both ways from well-educated, intelligent people. I use the hard "th", as in "myths" or "broths", because I am not naturally tempted to change the sound in the plural, and I see no justification for the soft.
- You hear it both ways from well-educated, intelligent people.
- I use the hard "th", as in "myths" or "broths", because I am not naturally tempted to change the sound in the plural, and I see no justification for the soft.
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You hear it both ways from well-educated, intelligent people. I use the hard "th", as in "myths" or "broths", because I am not naturally tempted to change the sound in the plural, and I see no justification for the soft.
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