ChunkMcHorkle, (edited )
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“Offence” as opposed to offense, and “behaviour” instead of behavior are also non-standard for American English.

So I looked at his post history, and sure enough, there are multiple instances of “cheque” instead of check, “centralised” instead of centralized, and other obvious uses of British or Asian English.

Maybe NateNate60 is American by citizenship, but doesn’t appear to be a native American English speaker.

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