ponderoid.livejournal.com (
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2010-02-15 04:19 pm (UTC)
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Nice start. I agree that Clark should show more reaction, probably right away when he learns he has a cousin still alive and possibly more relatives.
“Yes, mister President?”
“Yes, Mister President?”
Capitalized when used as part of a name/title, not capitalized when used as a bare honorific.
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“Yes, mister President?”
“Yes, Mister President?”
Capitalized when used as part of a name/title, not capitalized when used as a bare honorific.
*** Ponder