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What is a good antonym for 'one track thinking'?
lateral thinking seems like the most obvious choice to me...
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Closest in meaning confusion
My reason was that since NO2 is a required substance in acid rain, its a part of it.
That reasoning would instead justify "acts as part of". As you wrote it, you suggest "NO2" performs a role in …
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In equations, what single term represents =, >, <, >=, <=, or !=?
The term I normally see for this is "relational operator". Either of these terms might be interpreted a bit more broadly; for example, Python programmers will also include the in operator here (which …
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