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. . . we have standardized measurements? It was King Edward I of England, not a mathmatician, who set a standard of accuracy in certain trades.
. . . we wear neckties? Neckties proclaim status, occupation, and identity, dating back to Roman times when orators wore them to keep their vocal cords warm.
. . . brides wear wedding rings on the fourth finger of the left hand? For centuries, people believes the vein in that finger went directly to the heart.
