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whiskers vs sideburns usage in UK vs US English?
Is the word whiskers more like UK English and "sideburns" more like US English? I see the term originates from "Ambrose Burnside" who was American so the word "whisker(s)" can be older than the word ...
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Written date formats in US English: how jarring is it to use the UK format?
In general, there is a difference between the common spoken ordering of dates between US and UK usage. So in the UK, we would tend to say:
"the 14th of December, 2005"
while in the US, people ...
