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02-22-2015, 02:06 AM
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 Don't know what to say about this rambling. I hope the misnomer The Kennedy's was not Stevie's mistake. An apostrophe signifies the possessive case of a pronoun: The Kennedy's mansion. The CD's case. The Farmer's Daughter. When there is no possession of the noun, there is no apostrophe: The Black Keys. My CDs. Your books. The movies. It's an pervasively common mistake. For anyone who respects the integrity of proper grammar and communication, seeing the misuse of the apostrophe is like nails on a chalkboard.
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