Michael Durrant

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	307 reputation	bio	website	michaeldurrant.com	visits	member for	1 year, 7 months
110 badges		location	Cambridge, MA		seen	Apr 25 at 23:36

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Apr 22	awarded	Popular Question
Dec 28	accepted	When an item belongs to Bob, is it Bob's item or Bobs item
Dec 28	accepted	Can I use “you guys” when it includes gals? [Northeast USA]
Dec 28	accepted	“Branch of/off the main tree”
Nov 15	awarded	Scholar
Nov 15	accepted	Information that the reports can work 'off' or 'of'
Nov 15	comment	Information that the reports can work 'off' or 'of' no, no, it is data. I guess you were thinking 'reports' as in 'direct reports', i.e. the people that report directly to someone else, but no this is not what I meant at all, I meant reports for data :) I'm accepting 'for'
Nov 15	comment	Information that the reports can work 'off' or 'of' I improved and added more detail but tbh I don't think it helps much, the question is relatively straightforward w/o context.
Nov 15	revised	Information that the reports can work 'off' or 'of' added 58 characters in body
Nov 14	asked	Information that the reports can work 'off' or 'of'
Nov 8	asked	When an item belongs to Bob, is it Bob's item or Bobs item
Oct 3	awarded	Yearling
Sep 12	awarded	Critic
Aug 16	asked	“Branch of/off the main tree”
Jun 22	comment	A word to describe a situation where something said has multiple meanings? I think of this as "this thing ['x'] actually means (or can be mistakenly thought of) as that thing ['y']" so it is more specific than the 'multiple meanings' that the OP stated.
Jun 22	answered	A word to describe a situation where something said has multiple meanings?
Jun 21	answered	The problem is threefold?
Jun 21	revised	Difference between “the very first” and “first” Improve readability of sentence.
Jun 21	suggested	suggested edit on Difference between “the very first” and “first”
Jun 21	awarded	Analytical