I quit reading at multiple misspellings of the word percent. They weren't that smart after all. Smarter than the kids of today though.
per cent | pa 'sent I (also US percent)
adverb by a specified amount in or for every hundred: new car sales may be down nineteen per cent | staff rejected a 1.8 per cent increase.
noun one part in every hundred: a reduction of half a per cent or so in price. • the rate, number, or amount in each hundred.
ORIGIN mid 16th century: from per + cent, perhaps an abbreviation of pseudo-Latin per centum.
It was wrong back then, and it is still wrong today.
Not so old chap.
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