• pearsaltchocolatebar
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    I thought it was “for all intensive purposes” until I finally came across it while reading, and I was reading a book a week for well over a decade at that point. That’s just the way it’s pronounced down here.

    • Hamartiogonic
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      One step closer to the origin: “to all intents and purposes”. If I use that, people are definitely going to look at me weird.