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Topics related to given names, surnames, and linguistic aspects of naming in English.
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How to properly and equally introduce two people?
Generally mr x and y would be parsed as (mr x) and (y) not mr(x and y). This is a relatively weak signal though, so if someone had made such an introduction in real life, I would not think so much on …
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