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What's the difference between "buy up" "buy down" "buy" and "purchase"

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An idiom meaning "sticking fingers in your ears does not change the fact"

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Is there an idiom to describe someone who is really skinny and whose clothes don't look good on them?

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"At someone's place" vs. "at someone's house" vs. "at someone's"

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"Let's plan to meet at three o'clock" vs. "Let's meet at three o'clock"

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Idiom to mean "one must avoid going into dangerous situations"

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Greetings when replying to the other party's response

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“Deliberately” vs. “intentionally” vs. “on purpose”

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Is it grammatical to finish a sentence with "also"?

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What is the plural form of "SMS"? [duplicate]

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Difference between "seems like ...", "sounds like ..." and "feels like ..."

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What is the difference between "none of ..." and "neither of"? [closed]

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What does "clutching at straws" mean? [closed]

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What are the differences between "manual", "guide" and "instruction"?

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"Have been + verb-ing" vs. "have + past participle"

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"I am on it" vs. "I am at it"

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Idiom, word, or expression meaning an easy-to-do task

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An idiom meaning someone's doing something useless and has no result at the end

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How to answer a negative question without ambiguity?

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