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Differences

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Hi Summeree
While looking at the edit history of the 'Riverine Flotilla of the Polish Navy', I noticed you had summarized the changing of 'defence' to 'defense' as a 'spelling correction'. I can assure you that it is not - a spelling correction that is. 'Defence' is a British English word, 'defense' is the American English version.

There are many other differences in spelling, pronunciation and use, To give three very brief examples: Colour/color, missile/missile (pronounced missel in the US) and skirting board/base board. Indeed, elsewhere on Wikipedia there are a whole host of articles on anomalies in the English language - logical it is not. But then you probably already knew that before your edit of October, 2007. I'm still finding differences. I think it was Oscar Wilde (who was Irish), who once said: "America and Britain, two countries separated by a common language".
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