Bob Born, a Pennsylvania confectioner who brought Peeps to Easter baskets nationwide โ and incidentally launched a pop-culture phenomenon in which people consume, dismember, microwave and even dress them up by the millions every spring โ has died at 98. https://t.co/JyD5Ccs3a9
We no longer hyphenate double-e combinations with the prefixes pre- and re-. That's because of common usage and dictionary preferences. So it's now preelection, preeminent, preempt, preestablished, preexisting, reemerge, reemphasize, reemploy, reenact, etc.
From our expanded guidance on hyphens: If the sheer number of hyphens in a phrase, or confusion about how to use them, can daunt either the writer or the reader, try rephrasing. Itโs a guide about how to use hyphens wisely, not a how-to-use-hyphens-wisely guide.
โIt doesnโt matter if you prefer smooth or crunchy โ the real difference is that people who regularly enjoy a heaping spoonful of peanut butter as a snack are generally happier, more adventurous, and more confident people.โ
#teamcrunchy#powerinminority
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