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Word used to designate a group of sub-terms

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A little brain fart

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What does "until next week" means?

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1 dollar more vs. more than 1 dollar

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Which day does "on the day prior to arrival" refer to?

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When should and shouldn't I use "the" before the words "present", "past" and "future"?

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Hello, what it means "the abrupt surge of the hill"?

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The passive with "let"

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Word used to designate a group of sub-terms

A little brain fart

A term for someone who distributes flyers

Word for writing from memory

Is there any negative connotation to the word SpoonTalk or Spoon

What is the meaning of "assisted interaction"?

Terser, tidier way to say you'd like "no further progression of [someone's] macular degeneration"

What do you call the energy that has been created by fear or happiness?

How do I write out a list as a narrative?

What is the plural of "cottage tariff"?

How is the past tense of "error" spelt in British English?

What does 'put a notch on his belt' mean? Is it a common expression?

Hyphenated Word Split Between Pages?

What do you call a position where one succeeds automatically

What is an idiom for making a situation worse in your efforts to make a different one better?

What does "until next week" means?

Are "go into," "come into," and "get into" transitive?

Which one of these two sentences is unnatural, and why?

Why do you need to' in this sentence? ("I wouldn't go so far as to say that computers will replace teachers in the near future.")

Capitalisation (or not?!) of 'von' and 'de' at start of sentence after full stop

1 dollar more vs. more than 1 dollar

Had a session run or ran?

Which day does "on the day prior to arrival" refer to?

Need help in understanding the question

What is the name of the amount of food that is ready to be cooked for a meal?

When should and shouldn't I use "the" before the words "present", "past" and "future"?

Is 'prudent vigour' an oxymoron?

Hello, what it means "the abrupt surge of the hill"?

What is a better way of putting a preposition in the sentence below

The passive with "let"