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Photos - Surprises - Failures (continued)
Asquith
This is the way Ku-Ring-Gai is meant to be spelt.
Not hard, but have a look at the six following failures.
Asquith
Does it matter if the hyphen is before or after "Gai" as long as one is there?
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We seem to have lost a hyphen out in the field.
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Circular shapes project a more inclusive, inter-connected, welcoming feeling and
our use of them demonstrates our progressive multi-faceted approach to young age learning and our desire to bring
about a more balanced society by introducing a more matriarchal balance.
It is also in line with our commitment to child safety to avoid using those sharp-edged
patriarchal related hyphens that symbolise an outdated linear approach to problem solving.
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We do not slow down for hyphens.
Asquith
Since this campus is devoted to fashion we changed the order of the last three letters.
Asquith
The council has decided to have both two-hyphen bins and three-hyphen bins
to make it easier for the resident to decide what belongs in which bin.
Balmain East
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The signwriters for Darling Street, Balmain East,
wisely left room at the bottom for spelling corrections.
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Beaconsfield
It's not Beaconsfield's largest house, but
its kitchen and bathroom function and it does offer "dinning"
and potential.
Belfield
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Helpful though the sign certainly is, we
can now supply even more detailed information for you.
It’s the Cooke Park Ground, Belfield.
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