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What form of emphasis was used before printing?

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What form of emphasis was used before printing?

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Examples of Apheretic forms in English?

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Is “Can’t be too careful” an idiom?

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Usage, meaning and popularity of the term "nerd"

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What is a word that means a collection of a set of smaller collections, that does not use "super" (or "sub" for the smaller collection)?

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single word counterpart to the word 'insidious' when the results are beneficial

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What form of emphasis was used before printing?

What's a word for helpful knowledge you should have, but don't?

What form of emphasis was used before printing?

Idiom for a speech with redundant information

Word for someone who keeps a group in good shape?

Origin of "darkest Brooklyn"

Can you explain the sentence structure 'In a hole in the ground there lived a Hobbit'? Why put the verb before the subject?

Word for a friend that is family to me

Placement of the word, 'always', in a sentence

How can I say "bon appétit" or "smakelijk" in english?

Person with different sizes, dimensions or what?

Examples of Apheretic forms in English?

Word for something that doesn't kill you but makes you stronger

Is “Can’t be too careful” an idiom?

"Speaking Likenesses" - what does the title mean?

The meaning of "stalking dirt-floor stalls"

Origin of "drug of choice"?

Usage, meaning and popularity of the term "nerd"

What is a word that means a collection of a set of smaller collections, that does not use "super" (or "sub" for the smaller collection)?

What is a word that means a collection of a set of smaller collections, that does not use "super" (or "sub" for the smaller collection)?

single word counterpart to the word 'insidious' when the results are beneficial

What is the name of this haircut that has shaven sides and a long top that is draped to one side?

What do you call a girl having big eyes?

Is there an "official" name for a heading prefix, or qualifier?