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FYI, "its" is a valid word and it should have been used here (can't easily fix it myself because it's a raster image). If you can't decide, consider how "it is" would fit. Maneuver/manoeuvre = American/British English, neither of which is preferred over the other on this wiki. —Jonathan 10:08, 19 July 2007 (PDT)


 * Very true! Sorry, my bad. I've changed the image to reflect this. =)
 * Re: Maneovre - Darn! I did check around with British & American dictionaries on the web as I wasn't sure if there was a spelling difference between the two, but I couldn't find anything pointing to the spelling 'Maneuver' being correct (I was strapped for time being at work, tut tut); as it turns out I've just come home and Firefox here tells me you're absolutely right, D'oh.  btw, I was aware that there was no preference here, and I only adjusted the spelling as I was adding links on the same page.  I'll have to check more thoroughly in the future!  Thanks for the heads up.  —T1 11:35, 19 July 2007 (PDT)


 * It's OK. Maybe it looks a bit harsh when I cram a lot of meaning into a few words. —Jonathan 12:50, 19 July 2007 (PDT)