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Subject: [Leica] Good Writing is Harder Than Good Photography
From: daniel.ridings at edd.uio.no (Daniel Ridings)
Date: Tue Jun 7 08:16:17 2005
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Not really. Merriam Webster's Third New International Dictionary 
(Unabridged) cites "dieing" and nothing else (dying is _not_ an 
alternative form for the meaning of die (transitive verb) cited below.

I didn't know that. Now I do.

Daniel


buzz.hausner@verizon.net wrote:
> No, my awareness is pretty thorough.  I proper dictionary would cite 
> die-ing as vulgar.
> 
> Buzz
> 
> 
>>From:  <buzz.hausner@verizon.net>
>>Date: Tue Jun 07 08:42:41 CDT 2005
>>To: Leica Users Group <lug@leica-users.org>
>>Subject: Re: RE: [Leica] Good Writing is Harder Than Good Photography
> 
> 
>>>From: Timothy Atherton <tim@kairosphoto.com>
>>>Date: Tue Jun 07 08:42:41 CDT 2005
>>>To: Leica Users Group <lug@leica-users.org>
>>>Subject: RE: [Leica] Good Writing is Harder Than Good Photography
>>
>>>>Apparently so.  I am unaware of "Dieing" as a word in English; did you
>>>>mean dieting?
>>>>
>>>>    Buzz
>>>
>>>apparently a somewhat limited awareness?
>>>
>>>>From my open dictionary here:
>>>
>>>died, die.ing, dies 
>>>To cut, form, or stamp with or as if with a die.
>>>
>>>
>>>tim
> 
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