> >We've sent in the "cleaners".
> >(Wasn't that a line from a movie?)
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> Harvey Keitel, in Pulp Fiction?
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It is? Must be an Ozzie thing then. Over here (Canada) it's pronounced
"Kor".
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>Nahh, he just "solved problems" in that movie. Perhaps you're confusing
>that role with the one he played in "Point of No Return", which was a
>direct remake of La Femme Nikita. In that, he played Jean Reno's
>character of the Cleaner...
Eldred
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We pronounce it the same as the UK. K = hard C. Gidday mate! :-)
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> >"Kaw" is "corps" with the Oz flat nasal drawl.
> >I imagine that "Kor" must be "corps" with a North American twang.
> >(No doubt in England it's pronounced "Cor")
> We pronounce it the same as the UK. K = hard C. Gidday mate! :-)
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> Nos
Thanks!!! I do try hard :-)
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