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poor usage

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Please, rein in your grammar renegades, as poor usage reflects your image as a newspaper of record in a most unflattering light.
The association argued the Penistone Line timetable was responsible for poor usage and an increase in trains would increase take up.
BT chiefs said the poor usage of the kiosks did not justify the cost of retaining them ( but critics claimed their loss would hit elderly people who don't have their own fixed line or those in remote areas where mobile signals are poor.
 
 
 
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