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From Washington, D.C., this is Lexicon Valley, a podcast about language.

I'm Bob Garfield with Mike Volo. And today episode number 17 titled,

A Sent of the A Word, wherein we talk to linguist Jeffrey Nunberg about the entitled,

Untitled, Abtus and Omnipresent, Asshole.

Hey Mikey. Hey Bob, we're back. Here we are.

You know, I posted an announcement back in July saying that Lexicon Valley would return with new episodes in late summer.

And not too long ago, D.C. Moonraker wrote a review on iTunes, a five star review by the way,

with the title, Define Late Summer.

By my watch, there are about five days or so left in summer.

Oh, so we got in under the wire, did we?

Just under the wire.

All right, before we get to today's episode, a quick update on episode five of Lexicon Valley,

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