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Originally Posted by pdurrant
Aluminium (GB) vs Aluminum (US)
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Yes.
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Originally Posted by pdurrant
Through (GB) / Thru (US)
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I'm not accepting this one; we really don't use "thru".
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Originally Posted by pdurrant
Plough (GB) vs Plow (US)
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Originally Posted by pdurrant
Aeroplane (GB) vs Airplane (US)
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Yes to both.
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Originally Posted by Glorfindel
Ramesses (GB) vs Ramses (US)
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Sorry, no proper names.
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Originally Posted by orlok
Manoeuvre (UK) vs Maneuver (US)
Paediatric (UK) vs Pediatric (US)
EDIT: looking at the rules for this one, I don't think the above two apply...
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No, too many possibilities once we allow these.
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Originally Posted by Bilbo1967
How about "maths" (UK) and "math" (US) for the abbreviation of mathematics?
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Yes. As with aluminium and aeroplane, I'm allowing spelling variations that also have minor differences in pronunciation.
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Originally Posted by Shayne Parkinson
Mould/mold
Cheque/check
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Originally Posted by Shayne Parkinson
Sulphur/sulfur
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All good.
pdurrant &
Shayne Parkinson, 3 points apiece.
Bilbo, one point
Many more points available.