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Is there any difference between speak and talk? | Expression: "Vaguely British accent"
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Stumped by Articles #1 (permalink) Thu Apr 10, 2008 19:24 pm   Stumped by Articles
 

I can't think of the answer to why we say,

"The New Yorker", but "Better Homes and Gardens
as in the sentence

The article appeared in The New Yorker, The Boston Globe, and The Smithsonian but also appeared in Better Homes and Gardens, and in Field and Stream.

Is it as simple as the titles of these magazines and newspapers have the article "the" in them or is it something more insidious. Smile

Thanks in Advance, Belles
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Stumped by Articles #2 (permalink) Thu Apr 10, 2008 22:40 pm   Stumped by Articles
 

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That is the basic reason.
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