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1. […] one can ban a word. And some words can and should be taken to rehab. But I’ll turn my back on “obviously” and walk away, never finding reason to utter it […]

   Let Us Never Speak of This Again: “Obviously” | conversation is an engine

   July 24, 2013 at 8:44 am

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