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Of course, if the text is already in British English, I’ll leave it that way… I just wanted to clarify for non-English-speaking authors that idiom translations and the like would be in American.
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], but we didn’t want to try to keep so many vehicles together. We headed south through the (rainy) mountains of West Virginia (our car stopped for lunch at an Arby’s near Princeton WV), then through western Virginia for a bit, on into Tennessee. We stayed on the interstates the whole way except, of course, for that Route 19 speed-trap cut-off through Summersville WV, and then a construction detour near Philadelphia and Cleveland TN. I was riding with John and Andie, and I really enjoyed getting to know them along the way, as I’d only been introduced to them briefly during our organizational meetings.
