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Distribution of /ɒr/ and prevocalic /ɔːr/ by dialect
	British Received Pronunciation	General American English	Traditional American English^[A]	Canadian English
Only borrow, sorrow, sorry, (to)morrow	/ɒr/	/ɑːr/	/ɒr/ or /ɑːr/	/ɔːr/
Forest, Florida, historic, moral, porridge, etc.	/ɒr/	/ɔːr/	/ɒr/ or /ɑːr/
Forum, memorial, oral, storage, story, etc.	/ɔːr/	/ɔːr/	/ɔːr/
^ This here refers to accents of the greater New York City area, greater Philadelphia, the older Southern U.S., and the older Northeastern elite. It also includes some speakers, though particularly older ones, in Eastern New England (predominantly Rhode Island) and coastal states of the modern Southern U.S.

[split-a-1] This here refers to accents of the greater New York City area, greater Philadelphia, the older Southern U.S., and the older Northeastern elite. It also includes some speakers, though particularly older ones, in Eastern New England (predominantly Rhode Island) and coastal states of the modern Southern U.S.

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