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[Steven Noyd Jones <noyd@cac.washington.edu>]

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From: neile@milton.u.washington.edu (Neile Graham)
Subject: Re: McLachlan's "excape"
Message-ID: <1992Feb24.175748.10615@u.washington.edu>
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Date: Mon, 24 Feb 1992 17:57:48 GMT

In article <63144@apple.Apple.COM> daemon@Apple.COM (Wizard's Assistant)
[well, really Zimri Smith ST701790@brownvm.brown.edu] writes:
>Does it bug anyone else out there that on the first cut on Sarah
>McLachlan's "Solace" album (Drawn...Rhythm), she not only distinctly
>pronounces "escape" as "excape", but she's written it as "excape" as
>well? And she spells "plague" "plauge".
>
>Okay, the plague thing I can understand, but excape?
>                                              -
>I'm starting to cringe when I hear it.
>

"Excape" is the way a lot of people, particularly Canadians, pronounce the
word "escape".  Sorry you find it so irritating.  :)

neile@u.washington.edu
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