[Orbiting_Rosie's_Head]

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To the Slaughter British lions come up lambs in Woolwich

[neverdem]

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I think I know what you're complaining about. Sometimes when I try to post printer friendly pages at National Review I get a bunch of html code for punctuation with it. I think it maybe browser or operating system dependent. I didn't see that this time from my end. When I do, I use the same URL that you used to make your link.

[Peter Libra]

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Thanks for that link. That strange insertion of italics brought it all back to me. Fwiw. I, being in Canada purchased a new key board. Under "Caps Lock," it had in green lettering "Verr maj". I spent many hours silently cursing over the mess made. No amount of re entering it helped.

Now I may be wrong but..... I understand it is a "bilingual keyboard". The other language being French. Finally I went to Google. I had to go to Control Panel. Then to Clock. Language & Region. Having done that, I was given a choice of English (Canada) or English (United States. It was set at English (Canada) so I switched to English (United States)- No more problems, thank heavens.

I hope you do not mind this bit of a spiel, but I just had to try to shed light on what does sometimes appear on regular articles.