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anthk 6 months ago | parent | context | favorite | on: Combating olive oil fraud with nuclear innovations

Neither it was "liderar" and "líder" in Spanish (líder from Eng leader, and liderar is 'to lead') about just 100 years ago, and that word almost looks like has been in Spanish forever...

switch007 6 months ago [–]

Non sequitur ... ? Wrong thread?

You didn't like being corrected, so you're just giving us random etymology lessons? :D

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