Our local newspaper regularly commits crimes against the English language, and can only loosely be called journalism, but it does provide a lot of amusement. Someone there really, really loves quotation marks, or inverted commas, call them what you like. They appear randomly around groups of words that are clearly not quotes, or titles or irony. An article from this week’s edition is provided here for your entertainment.
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- @ssharwood And if it’s in Australia, against privacy rules I would have thought. 1 hour ago
- This year’s Gartner’s CEO and Senior Business Executive Survey reveals that #sustainability has become a top-10 bus… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 hours ago
- RT @Gartner_IT: Each year Gartner conducts the #CIO and Technology Executive Survey 📃 to track how senior IT executives around the globe ar… 3 hours ago
- Too funny. Alan Partridge jokingly joined LinkedIn (but he fitted right in) afr.com/work-and-caree… by @Lucymburton in the @FinancialReview 3 hours ago
- What we need from managers has changed. How can we equip them for success? #GartnerHR #management #hybridwork gtnr.it/3snaRbv 5 hours ago
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