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![]() "Troy Steadman" wrote in message news:c2bc7cec8cdadcff53954fa8985c15c7.125090@mygat e.mailgate.org... "Mark Brader" wrote in message Which disaster that took place in what is now (and maybe was then, I won't be specific) a part of the London Underground system is mentioned in the Oxford English Dictionary? Google suggests the London Underground has been mercifully spared too many disasters - not sure where "accident" finishes and "disaster" starts mind you... The crush at Bethnal Green and the wartime bombing of the other "B" stations... Moorgate, Kings Cross... Are there others? I would have expected some diastrous tunnel fires under steam traction. The way the question is posed indicates that it is not a London Underground disaster, as the OP says he does not know whether it was part of the Underground at that time, but it is now. Besides, I don't have an OED to check. Marcus |
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Mark Brader:
Which disaster that took place in what is now (and maybe was then, I won't be specific) a part of the London Underground system is mentioned in the Oxford English Dictionary? Marcus Fox: The way the question is posed indicates that it is not a London Underground disaster, as the OP says he does not know whether it was part of the Underground at that time ... I didn't say I didn't know; I said I wasn't saying. -- Mark Brader | "People tend to assume that things they don't know Toronto | about are either safe or dangerous or useless, | depending on their prejudices." -- Tim Freeman |
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