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Software Engineer with table manners


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Mar
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 awarded  Nice Question
Mar
24
 accepted Racial connotations of the word “uppity”
Mar
24
 asked Racial connotations of the word “uppity”
Jan
14
 answered Advice on rhetorical usage?
Jan
14
 accepted “I'm debating” instead of “I'm in a dilemma”
Jan
14
 accepted What should you call a preface for a small document?
Jan
14
 asked “I'm debating” instead of “I'm in a dilemma”
Dec
24
 accepted Longer than a word — smaller than a sentence
Dec
23
 comment Longer than a word — smaller than a sentence
i prefer CLAUSE
Dec
23
 asked Longer than a word — smaller than a sentence
Dec
10
 accepted Bless your heart
Dec
10
 accepted What is the adverbial form of “communicational”?
Dec
10
 asked What is the adverbial form of “communicational”?
Dec
5
 answered Word for the opposite of “hypochondria”
Dec
5
 comment What should you call a preface for a small document?
YESSSSS !! @JohnLawler -- please enter foreword as an answer and i will accept it -- PERFECT
Dec
5
 comment What should you call a preface for a small document?
but i am not really introducing anything, more like providing instructions how to read the text to follow
Dec
5
 asked What should you call a preface for a small document?
Dec
4
 accepted Does 'turn off (a person)' always have a sexual connotation?
Dec
4
 comment Does 'turn off (a person)' always have a sexual connotation?
how about repel ? would it be okay to say I hope saying xyz will not repel the interviewer against me?
Dec
4
 comment login and payoff are nouns. But can they be used as verbs?
why anyone would downvote this is beyond me...
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