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The “Mare” in “Nightmare” Was a Demon Despite the name, a nightmare originally had nothing to do with horses. The word combines night with the Old English mære: an evil…

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“Avocado” Had a Cheeky Original Meaning The word avocado traveled across languages—and changed shape several times—before reaching the modern kitchen. It began with the Nahuatl word āhuacatl, used by the…

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Below is the detailed investment article, updated through September 2, 2026, including Dell’s blockbuster earnings released yesterday and today’s valuation. Dell Technologies: An AI Infrastructure Powerhouse — But Is DELL…

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“Gossip” Was Once Your Godparent Today, gossip means casual talk about other people’s private lives. But the word originally described a trusted spiritual relative. It comes from the Old English…