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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker 15 Sep 2013

    The word “sweet” appears 840 in the complete works of Shakespeare. Brad Leithauser on writers’ pet words:http://nyr.kr/160raGs 

    11:02 PM - 15 Sep 2013
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      1. Lewis Wiltshire‏ @LewisWiltshire 15 Sep 2013
        Replying to @NewYorker

        The beauty of the word "level" and why Shakespeare loved the word "sweet". Fun morning read http://nyr.kr/160raGs  from the @NewYorker.

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      2. El Cid Barett‏ @ElCidBarett 15 Sep 2013
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        @NewYorker How about "Dude"?

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      3. blair houghton‏ @blair_houghton 15 Sep 2013
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        @ElCidBarett How about "Dude"? // 841. alternating. all in one scene. it was a short obsession. @NewYorker

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      1. Mei HUANG‏ @Cat_speaking 17 Sep 2013
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        @NewYorkerpic.twitter.com/cx5vpBlPlY

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      1. Erik Weijers‏ @erikweijers 4 Dec 2013
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        Schrijver, wat is jouw pet word? RT @NewYorker: The word “sweet” appears 840 in the complete works of Shakespeare: http://nyr.kr/160raGs ”

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      1. Olívia Fellows‏ @oliviazf 16 Sep 2013
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        I wonder what my word is MT @NewYorker: The word “sweet” appears 840 in the complete works of Shakespeare. http://nyr.kr/160raGs ”

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      1. Andrew Nemiccolo‏ @nemiccolo 16 Sep 2013
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        RT @NewYorker: The word “sweet” appears 840 in complete works of Shakespeare. Brad Leithauser on writers’ pet words: http://nyr.kr/160raGs 

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      1. Frenchie‏ @NancyRachmiel 16 Sep 2013
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        @NewYorker Exceptional, considering how difficult life was in 17th Century England...

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      1. Barney Coopersmith‏ @LeonardTPants 16 Sep 2013
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        @NewYorker Yours is probably "coöperation"

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      1. David W. Blackstone‏ @DavidWriting 16 Sep 2013
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        @NewYorker how many does the word 'times' appear? /ducks

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      1. Ord Ellis‏ @DyslexicMonk 16 Sep 2013
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        @NewYorker Saweeeeet . . . !!!

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      1. Catherine‏ @xcatjane 16 Sep 2013
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        @1pcornwell @NewYorker #WritersPetWords I wonder what yours are?

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      1. Catherine‏ @xcatjane 16 Sep 2013
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        @1pcornwell MT “@NewYorker: The word “sweet” appears 840 in the complete works of Shakespeare. writers’ pet words: http://nyr.kr/160raGs ”

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      2. Floradora‏ @Floradora65 16 Sep 2013
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        “@NewYorker: The word “sweet” appears 840 in the complete works of Shakespeare. writers’ pet words: http://nyr.kr/160raGs ” @mooncove

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      3. Susan  🖖 🧷 🦓 🌹‏ @mooncove 16 Sep 2013
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        @Floradora65 @NewYorker Really? More times than "enter," "exit," and "exeunt"? ;)

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      1. Hannibal Starbuck‏ @h_starbuck_71 16 Sep 2013
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        SWEET! MT"@NewYorker: The word “sweet” appears 840 in the complete works of Shakespeare. Brad Leithauser on writers’ pet words..."

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      1. Rosaida Blanco‏ @rosaidablanco 16 Sep 2013
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        The word “sweet” appears 840 in the complete works of Shakespeare. B. L. on writers’ pet words: http://nyr.kr/160raGs  via @NewYorker ✏📜

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      1. Winnaar@Megastoon‏ @AkramAbutarek 15 Sep 2013
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        @NewYorker The word “sweet” appears 840 in the complete works of Shakespeare http://nyr.kr/160raGs  http://MegaStoon.Com/?share=80095 

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      1. CMT‏Verified account @CaroMT 15 Sep 2013
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        "Lovely." MT @NewYorker: The word “sweet” appears 840 in the complete works of Shakespeare. On writers’ pet words: http://nyr.kr/160raGs 

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