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Topic : Re: Is per cent (two words) standard for British authors? In the United States a percentage (numerical - 50%) is always one word. I have read two crime novels by a British author who breaks the - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: Is per cent (two words) standard for British authors? In the United States a percentage (numerical - 50%) is always one word. I have read two crime novels by a British author who breaks the

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I'm British, and would certainly use the two word "per cent" rather than "percent," so I would hazard a guess that two words is the way all us Brits spell it.

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