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		<description><![CDATA[The expressions in the affirmative and in the negative are thought to come from military aviation, where pilots use affirmative and negative as synonyms for yes and no in radio transmissions. The idea is that the longer words are less likely to get lost in static. But when used in ordinary contexts, such as She [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span id="ctl00_ContentMainCourse_lblGrammarContent">The expressions <em> in the affirmative</em> and <em>in the negative</em> are thought to come from  military aviation, where pilots use <em>affirmative</em> and <em>negative</em> as  synonyms for <em>yes</em> and <em>no</em> in radio transmissions. The idea is that  the longer words are less likely to get lost in static. But when used in  ordinary contexts, such as <em>She answered in the affirmative,</em> these  expressions almost always sound pompous. <em>She answered yes</em> would be more  acceptable even at the most formal levels of style.</span></p>



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