M.S.N.

abbreviation for

The survey found that 44 percent of young voters cited Yahoo as a regular news source and 30 percent cited MSN.

“Stock gains dented over twists in budget talks,” as the MSN Money headline put it.

Brendan Tapley's essays have appeared in The New York Times, The Chicago Tribune Sunday Magazine, Bust, Emmy, and on MSN.

The first list was distributed through Facebook and MSN Messenger on August 15.

In the online MSN Real Estate community, more than a hundred posters in the thread titled “Would you buy a foreclosed home?”

This however is not allowed by the Turk, for the reason that k:msn-n is not in the genitive but in the accusative case.

April 23, 2024inveterate

[in-vet-er-it ]

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