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Capitalization Conventions – more than Canceled not Cancelled

Posted by jpluimers on 2017/11/23

[WayBack] Capitalization Conventions

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One Response to “Capitalization Conventions – more than Canceled not Cancelled”

  1. rvelthuis's avatar

    rvelthuis said

    2017/11/25 at 18:56

    Well, WRT cancelled they are wrong. Cancelled is valid and can be found in a current dictionary. It is just not often used in US English. Example: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/tristanc/2004/02/06/canceled-versus-cancelled/

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