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Except, that is, for a brief notation in Webster's Dictionary of English Usage:
She said, he says. (Editing) by The Newsletter on Newsletters
Here is an excerpt from Webster's Dictionary of English Usage: "Reason why is denounced as a redundancy by American Heritage 1969, 1982, Shaw 1970, 1975, 1987, and Prentice Hall 1978; it is defended by Evans 1957 and Bernstein 1971.
Notes and Asides by National Review
Contrast this with the depressing descriptivism or permissiveness of Webster's Dictionary of English Usage, which after three and a half pages of waffling about hopefully concludes, "You can use it if you need it, or avoid it if you do not like it.
The Oxford Dictionary of New Words by Simon, John / National Review
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