Gervius

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Remuneration

Hi, You might recall that Dep. Garcia ran a spellcheck on the John Prescott page and changed "renumeration" to "remuneration", which you promptly reverted. However, "remuneration" really is the correct word. [1] Regards, Gervius

Hah, really? If that's true then it is my mistake, although dictionary.com is not a good resource for spelling, this is clearly the right spelling. --Guinnog 23:36, 22 May 2007 (UTC)

Fabian Cowper

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