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What's the opposite of "cost" when downgrading and you get some of the money back?

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What is that point in business where it is extremely difficult to generate new business/customers called?

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What does Mr. Trump’s “inner rabbit” mean?

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Is there a word for someone who is a killjoy yet also "The voice of caution?"

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Word meaning "has many similar forms"

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Does the word OR include AND?

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forget or forget about?

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Rude/angry way to say 'ask away'

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unassigned vs non-assigned

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Employee "Registration Number"

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What's the story behind "read my lips"?

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Is there an English word that means "to feel the call of the homeland"?

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Can native English speakers tell the differences between [ɣ] voiced velar fricative and [g] voiced velar stop?

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What does the word "live"mean in this context?

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Implied quantifiers?

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Word for Company Grounds

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A single word for first and last thing?

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'In traffic' vs 'driving' are they interchangeable?

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while as a time linker or as a contrast linker?

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Use of 'might' in the past

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One-word synonym for 'at the bottom'?

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"[will] likely" vs. "[will] probably" in AmEng usage

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Word for not letting wrong pass unchallenged.

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What is the correct pronoun to use when referering to Hatsune Miku?

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Opposite of unconditional love

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Are there any similar phrases that are popular in the US to express "penny dropped"?

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Negative version of "high spirit"

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Is there a word to describe an individual who has complete control over his negative and positive emotions?

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Download here or there?

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During a period of time "I get better" or "I'm getting" better?

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