Footballers have refused to wear it's logo on their shirts; a recent twitter campaign accused the firm of wanting to own their customers’s souls.There are just no standards any more ...
12 May 2014
Punctuation
You don't expect a sentence like this to be published on The Telegraph website, but there it is - in all its illiterate glory:
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Not sure what you are objecting to here's - except possibly it should be it's rather than their customers. Time to read Oliver Kahm methinks.
Two errors: first, the use of it's rather than its; and second, the horrendous customers's.
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