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Mar
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 answered Scan through the video versus scan the video
Mar
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 answered Is “messaging” a noun, a verb, or an adjective?
Dec
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 answered What is the word for something that has not yet been configured?
Dec
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 comment phrase to mean “giving the exact answer”
spot on, dead on, dead right, hit the nail on the head, are all used in Ireland.
Dec
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Dec
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 revised What's the etymology of “Oscar”?
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Dec
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 answered phrase to mean “giving the exact answer”
Dec
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 answered What's the etymology of “Oscar”?
Dec
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 comment To advocate the act of not doing something
@FumbleFingers 23,800 matches on google for "Discourage against" and 6,170 for "Discourages against". Doesn't sound archaic to me, perhaps its more common in certain regions.
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 answered To advocate the act of not doing something
Nov
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 comment Correct use of the verb “poll”
@Frank We'll then you should go with Lynn's answer as it hits the nail on the head.
Nov
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 comment Correct use of the verb “poll”
@Frank You need to explain in more detail what your intention is with regard to your sentence. What is the relationship between the questionnaire and the 100 factors? Are there a hundred questions in the questionnaire? Or are the hundred factors determined by asking a set of questions? Or is the experiment the questionnaire?
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Nov
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 comment Correct use of the verb “poll”
@Andrew Leach: My guess is that "questioned" is that something else.
Nov
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 comment Correct use of the verb “poll”
How do you interpret the original meaning?
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 answered Correct use of the verb “poll”
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