WA Notify COVID App Finally Going Away May 11th
After May 11th app will no longer work. It was launched in November of 2020 and was the controversial 'anonymous notification' app for alleged COVID exposure
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After May 11th app will no longer work. It was launched in November of 2020 and was the controversial 'anonymous notification' app for alleged COVID exposure
After May 11th app will no longer work. It was launched in November of 2020 and was the controversial 'anonymous notification' app for alleged COVID exposure
Words, words. Loads of new ones Mon, 12/14/2020 By Jean Godden If Shakespeare were around today, he'd have a heck of a time understanding us. While we still do speak English, the language he used writing the world's most famous plays, we've been mighty busy since then adding new words and using old ones in novel ways. English is a living language, always changing, more dynamic and expressive. As playwright Will knew, language is not meant to be static. He himself added 1700 words to the then young language (Elizabethan English), words like bandit, critic, swagger, scuffle, grovel, madcap ...