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Originally Posted by susie123
I don't like the use of plus instead of and, which is fairly commonn in listings magazines such as Radio Times:
Tonight there is an interview with Sir XYZ, plus there's a chance to hear the Morons perform their new single.
Another thing that bugs me is when music is referred to as tracks or songs even when it's part of a symphony. I've just looked up a disc of Beethoven symphonies on Amazon and you can preview all songs. So where are the words?
There used to be a children's programme on Radio 3 where all the items were referred to as tracks even when there were live performers!
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Me thinks susie (with a small s) needs to look for a more eyebrow site than Accyweb
