British language usage

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This is a reference to the form and style of English spoken and written in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and its colonies and dominions. This differs in a number of respects from the American version of the language, which is used in the United States of America.

ESAT has opted for South African English, the South African version of the British usage.

(See "Language and Style" under Basic Principles of Editing and Using ESAT[1] )

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