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I note one site thinks it is a substitute for an obscenity, others tag it an expression of suprise. I agree with the latter, but think it may have originally been one of the myriad of phrases for those who didn't want to use "God's name in vain" or utter a curse. That is, "Lord love a duck, she's a beauty" instead of "I'll be damned, she's a beauty" or "God, what a beauty."
A study of the use of the use of vulgar (in the common sense) language is fascinating. It comes to mind that Dickens, in Great Expectations, has an old and profane sailor exclaiming a then common and potent oath over and over. Dickens (as Pip, the narrator) has the character yelling bitter phrases liberally sprinkled with "bless your eyes" but informs the reader that these weren't really the words the old sea dog was saying. -- Cecropia | Talk 17:18, 6 Oct 2004 (UTC)
Though i was not the one who added acupuncture as the treatment method, but the fact remains it is an effective treatment method. This comes from someone who has seen it first hand. So I dont think that the removal was appropiate. vogon77 02:52, Oct 28, 2004 (UTC)
We've been replacing liter and litre in auto articles with L to conform with scientific unit standards and to avoid confusion/localization disputes over which form to use. The nbsp looks nicer than just space since it keeps the unit with the number over line breaks... Hope this helps! --SFoskett 19:09, Dec 7, 2004 (UTC)
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Hi there - you added Dr. Henry Morgentaler to the List of people from Ontario, but my recollection was that he was based in Montreal, which is corroborated by our article about him. He certainly had opened a clinic in Toronto (and another city or two in the west), but his home base was in or near Montreal. He is listed in List of people from Montreal already. I haven't undone your edit - I wanted to write this to you first, in case you had a reference that says he relocated out of Quebec. Regards, PKT(alk) 17:13, 1 December 2017 (UTC)
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Because he has no claim to fame strong enough to merit the possibility of an article. As I stated in my edit summary you can bring it to the talk page if you further disagree but for now leave him off the list. Rusted AutoParts 15:38, 6 April 2018 (UTC)
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Dear @TimothyPilgrim
I hope this finds you well. I am getting in touch as you were on the list of proposers for the Wiki Project Forensic Science. I was wondering if you might be interested in reviving the proposal? I am planning on applying for funding from the Royal Society of Chemistry for an outreach project to plug some of the knowledge gaps around this topic and/or make improvements to articles. We are particularly interested in translating the pages into minority languages such as Scots and Gaelic. This would be building on two previous applications to the same fund for physical resources for schools. It would be brilliant if I could leverage the project to find more editors to support the proposal and provide a sustainable legacy for the project beyond the funding. Deadline for the application is 9 September 2024, so we have some time to think things through.
What do you think? I'd also understand if your interests have moved on :-)
All the best
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