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Feb
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 awarded  Notable Question
Nov
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Feb
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 comment What's a word that can mean both “good” and “bad”?
This question is just terrible.
Feb
8
 accepted “By whom?” vs. “Who by?”
Feb
8
 comment “By whom?” vs. “Who by?”
@BarrieEngland I don't think is a “exact duplicate“; my question is more about “who by?” as a replacement for “whom”, not about “whom” usage.
Feb
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 asked “By whom?” vs. “Who by?”
Feb
8
 comment Should “Hell” be capitalized?
Capitalization rules are independent of any belief.
Feb
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 awarded  Critic
Feb
2
 accepted Do “here” and “hear” have the same phonetic transcription in the same country?
Jan
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 asked Do “here” and “hear” have the same phonetic transcription in the same country?
Jan
27
 comment What is the difference between “daemon” and “demon” in a religious context?
Daimon is another word for daemon, I think.
Jan
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Jan
23
 accepted Is *race* a synonym of *species* or is just a common mistake?
Jan
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 revised Is *race* a synonym of *species* or is just a common mistake?
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Jan
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Jan
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 revised Is *race* a synonym of *species* or is just a common mistake?
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Jan
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 comment Is *race* a synonym of *species* or is just a common mistake?
But then why to use race to classify, say, caucasian/nordic, if both are human race? Isn't that ambigous?
Jan
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Jan
22
 comment Is *race* a synonym of *species* or is just a common mistake?
@JSBᾶngs That was my first thought, but the sci-fi references are just examples. My interest for species/race is at English language level.
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