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Michael wrote:
Thanks all, "murderer" is perhaps a better example to use because
"furor" does have multiple pronunciations. I guess the answer is that
there's no easy answer, which is OK--but quite interesting.
In non-rhotic English, /mV"d@r@/. In rhotic English, /mRdrR/.
It all works out if you remember that "r" is a consonant and "R" is a vowel.
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