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In reply to the discussion: An observation about the resignations of Trump's Deutsche Bankers [View all]wnylib
(21,312 posts)33. I was taught that the rule against
ending a word with a preposition is nonsense. Also, that it's OK to split infintives. Some grammar rules are ridiculous BS set up by people who need to just get a life.
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If the banking is done in the US, any crimes would fall under US law. n/t
Fortinbras Armstrong
Dec 2020
#17
Deutsche Bank in the US is mainly Bankers Trust of NY and Alex Brown of Baltimore, acquired in '99
Klaralven
Dec 2020
#28
BTW, I also learned one should not ever end sentences in a preposition.
Backseat Driver
Dec 2020
#29
I have been wondering the same thing. Funny how he has disappeared from the news.
Irish_Dem
Dec 2020
#26
I hope I am wrong but I think both Ms. Rosemary Vrablic and Ms. Dominic Scalzi are gonna go ...
Botany
Dec 2020
#21
I thought I read that SCOTUS Kennedy's son was transferred to another position in a different area
Backseat Driver
Dec 2020
#30