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Nationwide PPI?
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I think the expression is, misnonsold.you were not mis-sold.
If it isn't then it should be and anybody from the OED can cite this as the first known use of the term!
I also claim this post for the first usage of various derivative terms:- misnonsell
- misnonsells
- misnonselling
- misnonseller
- misnonled
- misnonnomer
and, of course - misnonsense
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Since there's no such thing as a stupid question...
Due to being stuck at work, I forgot to buy a euromillions ticket on Friday and as a result didn't win the jackpot.
Can I sue?0
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