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OED indicates a preference for -ize endings, whereas every other British source I'm aware of prefers -ise.

-ize was good enough for Shakespeare:

Then with the losers let it sympathize,
For nothing can seem foul to those that win.

Depends where you look. The Arden Shakespeare Complete Works edited by senior academics Ann Thompson, David Scott Kastan, Richard Proudfoot (A&C Black 2001 edition) gives sympathise, not sympathize. You can verify at this link (lines 7/8 of Scene 5.1).

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-ize was good enough for Shakespeare

But I wouldn't advocate that we start using Shakespearean English for all forum posts ;)

Oh 1R10, 1R10, wherefore art thou 1R10?

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Oh 1R10, 1R10, wherefore art thou 1R10?

"To pull off or not to pull off, that is the question." :)

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Oh 1R10, 1R10, wherefore art thou 1R10?

"To pull off or not to pull off, that is the question." :)

The Driver doth protest too much, methinks

When you pull off after TRTS:

"Stand not upon the order of your going, but go."

or, if they've been whinging on the phone first:

"Avaunt, and quit my sight!"