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Angus Maclean14 Jan 2018, 14:28as archived
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It just came to me that as a speaker of English I would rather say "six six six" than "six-hundred-and-sixty-six". Perhaps a French speaker would, instead of "six-cents-et-soixante-six", prefer to say "six six six", which, when I think about it, is perhaps what Wolfe meant.

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