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But even for him, this on-camera utterance of the f-word was new. American presidents have typically refrained from using it publicly, even when angry or frustrated.

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We identified 597 different swear word forms – from standard words, to creative spellings like “4rseholes”, to acronyms like “wtf”. The findings challenge a familiar stereotype.

We identified 597 different swear word forms—from standard words, to creative spellings like "4rseholes," to acronyms like "wtf." The findings challenge a familiar stereotype.