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It usually happens once words have properly registered with the Bureau of Acceptable Phraseology found in the halls of the Lexicon. There are, of course, those words who have been duly elected by all the other words to act in an official manner in the governing of words and sentences and paragraphs. These officials do not necessarily make the word official in the sense that you mean, as there are many official words who've never been elected to office. The Lexicon, being a lexicon of the words, by the words and for the words has legislated laws, codes and grammatical rules that govern words. These laws of language are upheld and enforced and brought to justice by Lexicon officials, but every word knows that Official, being an official word, has never been, nor is it likely Official ever will be an elected or appointed official of the Lexicon. Official is an anarchist, which is ironic because Anarchy is currently the duly elected President of the United Pages of Volume IV. Just goes to show you cant judge a book by it's cover or a word by its letters.

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