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		<title>Pop or Soda? Dinner or Supper? &#8211; Which Term Do You Use? [POLL]</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Two words that mean the exact same thing are pretty common in the English language.  Some of these terms are a regional saying or just how one's parents used them, so they are inherited.  Certain words, more than others seem to spark debate.  Do you say "pop" or "soda"?  "Dinner" or "supper"? The list goes on.  Let's settle this once and for all.</p>
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