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This tag is for questions related to the English language as used in the United States of America.
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Come back hard on us [closed]
I want to convey to a client that if they don't take things seriously and provide incorrect information then our management will come back very hard on us.is this the right sentence or any idiom or vo …
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Idiom or word to say to someone who is talking without proof or data
I am working in the IT field. We faced an issue and hired a consultant to resolve that. Consultant gave us some generic recommendation which is not based on any data and will not resolve our issue.
Do …
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