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[Jeffrey William McKeough]

Laurence Horn wrote:
>
>Nobody's mentioned the fact that there's a related "pretentious" or
>upscale use of CENTRE in the U.S. (as opposed to Britain and Canada
>where it is of course the standard spellling).  I've come across
>various uses of this for city or shopping "centres", probably in some
>trendy suburban setting, although I can't think of where at the
>moment.  Can anyone?

Newton Centre, Massachusetts.

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