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  • Where there is a difference between British and US spelling (such as cancelling/canceling and jewellery/jewelry), the British spelling of double-L is universally used. The British use of single-L is also universally used in words such as enrol.[citation needed]
  • New Zealand English prefers the use of tyres, not tires, except for trademarks such as Cooper Tires.[1]