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Introductry lede from an article on toxicity in horticulture

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Posted by albert_135 Sunset 2 or 3 (My Page) on
Thu, May 1, 08 at 15:10

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(You may commence panicking now, if so inclined, though statistically, driving to the grocery store is more dangerous. So panic in moderation, if you can.)

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RE: Introductry lede from an article on toxicity in horticulture

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Dear Albert_135

You are such a fool. The word is spelled "Introductory" That is twice now. Please put the subject line in the body of the text so that the FF spell checker can be used.

It is hardly any wonder that butterflywings08 emerges after a year sabbatical to flame you.

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Elements named after words for 'green.'

Slate says the elements beryllium, chlorine, praseodymium, and thallium are all named after words for "green."

One can check each one individually at The Online Etymology Dictionary

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