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Spelled-out proof that Expansión, La Vanguardia and various other established Spanish newspapers’ international financial experts may actually know f-all about their subject.
Trevor @ 6 October 2008 7:56 PM
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9:51 PM on 6 October 2008
What’s the link sposed to do for us?
9:54 PM on 6 October 2008
More now the A tag parses correctly.
9:44 AM on 7 October 2008
Last time I got into a hypo real state my A tag wouldn’t parse, either. Still doesn’t. Did I break something?
1:20 PM on 7 October 2008
Problems with your tags? Ask Moscow for a bailout, strings attached.
Estate -> State must have been a hyper-correct agency hack getting rid of the e typically added by Spanish speakers to foreign words starting with s. That’s one thing probably even the Russians can’t fix.
7:05 PM on 7 October 2008
That would be figgering you were wrong when you were actually right. Note how English-speakers attempting Spanish cannot ever get the accent on the penultimate syllable - except when it doesn’t fall there, as in Cordóba.
Jaén is going to trade a lease on the airport at Beas de Segura for a bailout of the olive oil futures market with Moscow. You heard it here first.