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What is the origin of the phrase “from your lips to God’s ears?”
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Can a sentence start with relative clause (that, which etc.)?
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Why do pet (animal) names in English tend to end in ē as a diminutive?
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Find the subject of the verb “existed”
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The usage of “banzai”
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Comma before a subordinate clause
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Fear of smart people/ phobia of intelligence
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What does “said deuces” mean?
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Is there a rule why the correct spelling for “Marketing” is not “ Marketting”?
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Is “moving forward” at the end of a sentence grammatical?
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What are the differences between 'offer', 'propose', and 'suggest'?
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A comma before either-or construction
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Are “blackmail” and “extortion” perfect synonyms?
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Whoever gets there first reaps the most benefits - word for this?
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“True” vs. “right” vs. “correct”
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“Review Against” Expression
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Whoever gets there first reaps the most benefits - word for this?
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How to say “a<b<c”?
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How to say “a<b<c”?
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How to say “a<b<c”?
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Capitalization in a series
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What is the origin of “on the way”?
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Whoever gets there first reaps the most benefits - word for this?
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Is “Contents sold by weight not volume” Passive Voice or something else?
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“Blanking” one’s tracks
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Whoever gets there first reaps the most benefits - word for this?
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Whoever gets there first reaps the most benefits - word for this?
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Hypernym for individuals, organizations, possibly other things
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What is a term for the “first” meaning of a word?
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Using term their vs our in a marriage invitation letter
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Is “integrate against” a proper verb+preposition combination?
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“When will you be leaving” vs “When will you leave”
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Does this technique that deals with syllable meters have a name?
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Is the word 'staithe' used outside of Norfolk?
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Is there a word for someone that gets constantly deceived and never learns? ex. Charlie Brown always falling for Lucy's “pull away the football” gag?
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Finding a good word for company-internal open source
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“I'm not as good as him.” versus “I'm not as good as he is.”
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A word like ethereal that also means quickly vanishing
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A word for a similar concept as a shibboleth
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Is it “end quote” or “unquote”?
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Opposite of “granular”
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“Waiting for” or “Awaiting for”?
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A saying for 'using the right tools to do the right job'
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Is there anything wrong with beginning a sentence with “it”?
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What could be word for something which you can only partially remember? hardly recall/recollect?
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When you want to learn 'A', but before you learn 'A' you need to learn 'B', and to learn 'B' you have to learn 'C', etc
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Can a sentence mix with present tense and past tense?
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What kind of structure is this?
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Why do people use all 3 components in their gender pronouns?
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A term for “it's raining while the sun is shining”
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A term for “it's raining while the sun is shining”
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Alternative to “queer the deal”?
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Antonym of 'Cascade'
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enjoy it [as much as possible] or [to the utmost] or [immensely]
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What does “wil(d)in'” mean?
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What does “wil(d)in'” mean?
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