Conversate and basically

[James Smith]

> BTW, it is my understanding that "orientate" is the
> preferred Brit Eng for
> Am Eng "orient," though I've heard both here too.
>
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> Beverly Olson Flanigan

Then "orientate" crops up in the US military (the only
place I've ever encountered it in the US, as in
"Orientate this map.") because of cross-cultural
dissemination through NATO?

JIM

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