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Using examples of misuse from leading newspapers

Juniper Bates was in sixth grade when she and her mom

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and sportsmanship are impossible to ignore

Not-So-Weird Emma by Sally Warner, Jamie Harper (Illustrator) Cookbook then left for France to"Emma doesnt mind being weird," Cynthia says."You should see her bedroom." My bedroom. I cant believe what I am hearing. "Its all covered with nature posters,"Cynthia adds."Its just like being in a boys room!" Why is Cynthia calling Emma weird? They are supposed to be friends! Well, two can play at that game. In Emmas opinion, Cynthia is kind of a bossy pants. Before long, Emmas entire third grade class is swapping outrageous nicknames like Jar head,