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What is the value of words? The euro crisis, Shakespeare and the 2012 Olympics
The current Greece-led euro crisis – #Grexit – may get a lot worse after the second national Greek election on 17 June. A lot (billions of euros) depends on a little (very small percentage differences in voter responses). (I leave … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Media analysis, Words, Writing
Tagged 2012 Summer Olympics, Alan Sugar, BBC, Chris Hoy, Danny Boyle, Elements of Style, London, Meaning, Shakespeare, Words
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