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CRAY, Inc, which is vaguely related to the original Cray computer company, has been losing huge sums and even faces delisting. Perhaps this recommendation to short it isn't as ridiculous as many people (myself included) thought.
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Don't forget rule 9. Watch out for those long e's at the end of words.
9. One last word about e's. Don't say nay for nuh (as in "I ne have," that is, "I haven't"), thay for thuh (as in "the cat"). Say thay when Middle English the means the pronoun thee (as in "thee, thou cat"). And watch for occasional long e's at the ends of words, as in beaute (bay-oh-tay, i.e., "beauty").
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