Advisor is the preferred spelling.
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Because it is spelled more often advisor than adviser and looks more like a title.
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Advisor - To give overview and direction. vs. Adviser - One who provides advice. Just made that up, but it sure sounds legit.
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I wrote about this legal technicality here: http://tvalaw.com/tva-april-newsletter/ …pic.twitter.com/j32KtrUrra
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The question I struggle with is; wine or more wine?
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With an O. Because I said so.
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My shot at answer: Adviser is activity, Advisor is title. Now - Comptroller or Controller?

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Counselor, Attorney or lawyer?
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Or Esquire?
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How about Cancelled and Canceled? What’s up with that?
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To my knowledge, both are correct. "To - may - toes" v. "to - mah - toes." I prefer the latter because it's more formal -- and pretentious.
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Advisor is a noun; Advise is a verb .. thus, use appropriately depending on the circumstance..
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your title is "advisor" and, as such, you advise others; in which case, you're acting as an adviser
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I hate math.
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I prefer "or," but spellcheck programs keep trying to correct me.
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Has the new iOS made it nearly impossible for you to type almost anything? (It has for me)
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I don't use an iPhone...
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