Thread: Use Of "S" in words instead of "Z"
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Old Thursday, October 01, 2015
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Originally Posted by faiza rajput View Post
Dear Members, Please resolve this issue for me. I am confused in usage of some word spellings. For example, Moderanisation, Centralisation. Dawn newspaper use "S" instead of "Z" in these words. As per MS word, These spellings are wring.

Please someone clarify it.
Its the difference between American and British English.

Please go through British and American spelling


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