Is it me, or has the word "an" become all but obliterated from dictation and/or the English language? There are more dictators that will say a aneurysm, a operation, a endobiotic, a aspirin, etc., and it is starting to annoy me a bit! I know there are a lot of shortcuts invented since the advent of text messaging and such, but what gives with using a instead of an? Am I the only one hearing this strange phenomenon?  Just curious!
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Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence.
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