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A skirling wind shattered rain against the car windows on every side.
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So, what is the correct usage of the words "grey" and "gray"? I've looked it up and I've had conflicting answers on such a simple issue.
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A statement made that supports either an affirmative or negative argument is the
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Should have been 'wind', sorry. It's from a well-known, best-selling author. Actually, your sentence makes more sense.
by JimmyG on January 23rd, 2012