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gray/grey

Posted By: Cathy on 2006-06-09
In Reply to: either/or - ChuckM

Subject: gray/grey

Transcription for Pathology so there are a lot of colors we use.
And I know grey is not wrong I was just curious and wondered if there was a preference here in the US. Thank you


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gray/grey
Subject: gray/grey

gray or grey


i have a gal in my office now that i actually have to train for transcription, why my boss hired someone with no experience is beyond me, but she likes to use 'grey'


Grey/gray
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Your point?  Obviously you have never looked the words up. They are interchangeable.  In other words, they both mean the same thing, according to Websters Universal Dictionary. 


 


 


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Subject: gray/grey

yes, i know they mean the same thing, there is no point i was just curious as to what others thought.
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Subject: I've only seen Gy, never gray or Gray in a report...


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It's someone's name - i.e,, Gray, and it should be SM
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