That almost made me throw up reading this.
I’m not a cinnamon fan though.
It’s like something you’d eat on a bet.
I hate raisins, myself.
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I get hacked off by their similarly random allowing of some medical terms and not others. A former trainee of mine and me have WhatsApp correspondence purely devoted to expressing our frustration at this.
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When I listen to medical thrillers on Audible I mutter the correct pronunciation under my breath. 
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LOVE your new avatar!
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Yup. Fairly common swear words, for example.
Shame.
Stop muttering. Shout. It’s so much more satisfying.
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Absolutely.
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“Bitty” is apparently not a word, but “itty” is. And “innie.”
FO, SB.
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And batty!
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And they allow tabla, raita, raga, hatha, naan but not balti 
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Or natto.
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I already went on an earlier rant about the complete randomness of including and excluding certain cooking or culinary terms. Absolutely no rhyme or reason to it 
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But annatto.
No 4 letter words, either — unless you count boob (yes, I’m aware of its other meaning).
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Is itty-bitty a word?
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I’m at 477 QBs
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Wow!
I can’t stop at Genius 
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