this is a ANPORT

“Incharge” (typically without a space) can apparently be used as a noun to mean a person who holds responsibility. I’ve not personally come across this and most definitions on the web suggest it’s peculiar to Indian English, though, which is odd because the FfRF is US-based.

water bosses

Why is the AP writing as if their audience are children? I understand it from the Mirror.

Also Œ, Ȝ, and arguably W and U.

Elena and Nicolae Ceaușescu were more or less equal partners in their despotic role over Romania, until their joint execution in 1989 during the Romanian Revolution.