Definition of Mastery LO28277

From: Ray Evans Harrell (mcore@nyc.rr.com)
Date: 04/22/02

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Replying to LO28267 --

Good question. I have some questions about other words as well.

REH

> Do people using various dictionaries in America and/or South Africa
> recognise
> the distinctions between an 'artisan' an 'artiste' and an 'artist'?

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