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Originally Posted by someone123
US and UK English are also pretty compatible so I think it's strange to ask which one of the two is the more prominent lingua franca. They are essentially one thing as far as far as global information exchange is concerned...
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They are "essentially one thing"... except for
the little differences that are the reason for the question I was asking: does "global information exchange" in the modern world take place mostly using words like "colour" and "centre", or does it take place mostly using words like "color" and "center"?
As I said when I wondered it myself three posts ago, I don't have the definitive answer, but my guess is the latter.
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