Date:    Wed, 17 Jun 1998 18:28:57 -0400
<br>From:    Wendalyn Nichols <wnichols[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]RANDOMHOUSE.COM>
<br>Subject: Re: e-mail/paper mail
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<br>I'm perfectly comfortable saying "I got fifteen e-mails in one day from
<br>ADS-L."
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<br>Peter Richardson <prichard [AT SYMBOL GOES HERE] LINFIELD.EDU> on 06/17/98 01:21:39 PM
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<br>Please respond to American Dialect Society <ADS-L[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
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<br>To:   ADS-L [AT SYMBOL GOES HERE] UGA.CC.UGA.EDU
<br>cc:    (bcc: Wendalyn Nichols/Trade/RandomHouse)
<br>Subject:  Re: e-mail/paper mail
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<br>I take it, then, that the plural of "an e-mail" is "some e-mail" and not
<br>"e-mails." If necessary, "two email messages," but not "two emails." Or
<br>maybe "ease-mail?"
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<br>Peter
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