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    13 Jul '10 22:02
    Not the greatest publicity for Susan Polgar, but at least they spelled her name correctly.

    http://gambit.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/08/government-filing-connects-polgar-to-criminal-case/
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    16 Jul '10 04:30
    "Messages ... suggest" that Mr. Alexander accessed Mr. Hough's e-mails at the behest of Ms. Polgar. This anticipates a partial defense for Mr. Alexander at the expense of Ms. Polgar. Given that Mr. Alexander's computer was seized by the Secret Service, we may now speculate whether forensic analysis of it will show a link confirming that Ms. Polgar actively conspired with Mr. Alexander. If such is the case, charges may issue against her as well.
    o.O
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    16 Jul '10 11:48
    Originally posted by Mad Rook
    Not the greatest publicity for Susan Polgar, but at least they spelled her name correctly.

    http://gambit.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/08/government-filing-connects-polgar-to-criminal-case/
    Susna Poglar!

    How could anyone NOT spell it correct?

    pssshhhh

    toet.
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    16 Jul '10 12:16
    Originally posted by toeternitoe
    Susna Poglar!

    How could anyone NOT spell it correct?

    pssshhhh

    toet.
    Erm....Susan Polgar is correct in western countries. Unless you mean her native Hungarian name which is Polgár Zsuzsanna.
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    16 Jul '10 12:20
    In the article I could read "Ms. Polgar and her husband, Paul Truong"
    Why 'Ms'? Why not 'Mrs'?
    Because she is married to her husband, isn't she?
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    16 Jul '10 13:02
    Originally posted by lausey
    Erm....Susan Polgar is correct in western countries. Unless you mean her native Hungarian name which is Polgár Zsuzsanna.
    Pàglor Szazsunan

    equally easy 🙂

    toet.
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    16 Jul '10 13:55
    Originally posted by FabianFnas
    In the article I could read "Ms. Polgar and her husband, Paul Truong"
    Why 'Ms'? Why not 'Mrs'?
    Because she is married to her husband, isn't she?
    In American culture you are not required to use "Mrs." Men just use "Mr." "Ms." was devised to signify a female worthy of respect whether she is married or not.
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    16 Jul '10 16:521 edit
    Originally posted by TerrierJack
    "Ms." was devised to signify a female worthy of respect whether she is married or not.
    Uhh, so why does she get that title again? 😵
  9. Standard memberSwissGambit
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    16 Jul '10 16:53
    Originally posted by Mad Rook
    Not the greatest publicity for Susan Polgar, but at least they spelled her name correctly.

    http://gambit.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/08/government-filing-connects-polgar-to-criminal-case/
    This is like G.Gordon Liddy taking the fall for Nixon.
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