There's sure to be a flurry of interest in today's post, according to me. Not according me. According
to me. When the verb
accord, in any of its forms, appears without that two-letter preposition, it means to grant something to someone or to bestow something upon someone. For example, my readers are accorded witty, hilarious posts. (Or so I like to think. Doing so enables me to drift ever so softly into la-la land each night.) But Flurry Analytics was accorded nothing in this above-the-fold article in the Money section of
USA Today. Are we all in accordance with the point I'm trying to get across? I just want a
to. Just one
to.
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