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12/16/08, 11:36 AM
It's Everywhere! Everyday Latin
de facto --- in reality, actually
e.g. --- for example
etc. (et cetera) --- and others, and so forth (I'll get paper, pens, tape, etc.)
ex officio --- by virtue of his or her office
fait accompli --- a deed already accomplished
i.e. (id est) --- that is, in other words
ipso facto --- by the fact itself
lb. (Libra) --- scales; today, lb, is the abbreviation for pound(s)
mea culpa --- through my fault; an acknowledgment of responsibility
non sequitur --- it doesn't follow
per annum --- by the year; for each year
Source: Grammar and Style Book 2nd ed. by S. Thurman
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de facto --- in reality, actually
e.g. --- for example
etc. (et cetera) --- and others, and so forth (I'll get paper, pens, tape, etc.)
ex officio --- by virtue of his or her office
fait accompli --- a deed already accomplished
i.e. (id est) --- that is, in other words
ipso facto --- by the fact itself
lb. (Libra) --- scales; today, lb, is the abbreviation for pound(s)
mea culpa --- through my fault; an acknowledgment of responsibility
non sequitur --- it doesn't follow
per annum --- by the year; for each year
Source: Grammar and Style Book 2nd ed. by S. Thurman
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