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The Encyclopaedia Britannica: 1922
Camouflage (from Fr. camoufler, to blind or veil; It. camuffare, to make up), a French word which came into use, and was adopted into English, at the opening of the World War, to express deceptive concealment, with all that it implies.
worldwar1  camouflage  language 
7 weeks ago by mncaudill
'The' Culture War
"I found it extremely jarring to see "the BART" and "the MUNI" on that bus stop sign. It was *so* obviously not written or proof read by anyone in SF."

Post about definite articles, using BART and Muni as examples
sf  language 
december 2010 by mncaudill

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