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The Oxford Comma: Use Them or Lose Them?
The humble , is just a small, innocuous-looking squiggle, right? But wow, can it cause fierce debate in the world of words when it comes to lists. So here’s my take on the much-mulled over Oxford comma – otherwise known as the serial comma – and why it bends so many brain cells.
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