Today’s stuff up has already been fixed by Stuff.
The article was Couple’s ‘heartbreaking’ loss of tiny house business after burglaries
“There’s a lot of fallout from this and a lot of people affected. We hope these people (the burglars) can be bought to justice.”
stuff.
“bought” is to buy
“brought” is to bring
e.g. I bought an ice cream from the shop and brought it home to eat.
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By outsourcing parenting to the taxpayer, we aren’t curing hardship – we are subsidising a lifestyle of zero accountability.
If there is a coherent principle connecting these two editorial decisions, Stuff should have no difficulty explaining it.
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The group are mostly elderly and retired and gather at an old sports building in Hastings to make coffins. “We are at a point where we don’t have the room to make any more,” Treasurer Cherie Hames says. “We are basically at capacity of what we can make on the premises. We have to find new premises.”
The word for today is… argy-bargy (noun) - : a lively discussion : argument, dispute Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : Argy-bargy and its slightly older variant argle-bargle have been a part of British English since the second half of the 19th century. Argy and argle evolved in certain English and Scottish
Who can say, I have made my heart clean, I am pure from my sin?
