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Because the internet and the web have become so commonplace, they no longer deserve any status they had as proper nouns.
Your humble editor gains another key proponent of lowercasing internet by Swift, Paul / The Newsletter on Newsletters
But there are also proper nouns like Google and PDF that have become so ingrained in our everyday language that we have no problem, it seems, turning them into verbs: Check out what came up when I Googled the new CEO's name
Think before you verb: buzzwords have a place, but too many--or those ... by Khodarahmi, Sue / Communication World
A chronology, notes and bibliography at the end of the book are valuable resources for viewers of Zen rock gardens, and the index is useful for readers to trace any proper noun and subject related to the Karesansui in the main text.
Reading Zen in the Rocks: The Japanese Dry Landscape Garden by Gonnami, Tsuneharu / Pacific Affairs
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