To those who are fans already, the text in their heads will be word perfect for Palin.

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Netscape, Lotus, Borland, Word Perfect etc fell one by one.

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Taylor, Berlin was a consummate telly-don, always available for a word-perfect interview in grainy black-and-white with Bernard Levin or Bryan Magee on the meaning of life or the way of the world.

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In Yes Minister, Sir Humphrey and his civil service colleague Bernard Woolley regularly flaunt their classical education with word-perfect Latin and Greek quotations they know their boss will not understand.

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My grandmother, bored by inactivity within weeks of the move, created a job for herself at a commuter college in Sarasota, teaching Russian literature to tanned students who seem (based on my one classroom visit) constantly alarmed by her profanity, her heavy sarcasm, and her word-perfect memory of Pushkin's verse.

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Employees even went above and beyond most corporate volunteer programs programs and pounded pavement to get the word out on college campuses, another perfect place for finding recyclable electronics.

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But the ability to hit the ball hard the other way is what matters, and if he can perfect that skill, Teixeira knows he won't ever have to say the word "bunt" again.

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"Two years ago, people didn't like the word 'food waste, ' because people wanted to be seen as having the best, having the perfect thing, " she said.

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