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Trevor Christopher Butcher
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What do you call a road that goes up and down?

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What is the meaning of "migration" in "Oracle (database) migration"?

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Idiom meaning to seize an oppportunity hungrily

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John has three cups and (a) jug. Can the article be omitted in this case?

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How to properly use gear up?

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Order of incidents

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Checksum meaning in English

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looking or looking like

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Is it a must to add "that of" when using "different from"?

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Gerund + noun(s) equals noun(s) + noun(s)?

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"Make strong paper" or "Make paper strong?" Are these sentences both correct?

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Can one fulfil a value?

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It seems something ... vs something seems to be

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Write up work means?

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"That's no reason." or "That's no excuse."

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Use of the article "the": the number of the other agents or the number of other agents

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What’s the origin of "arkees", the Rhodesian word for school toilets?

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Conjunction Reduction British English vs American English

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What phrase to use in this situation?

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Is 'below-listed' a word & if yes can it be used with a noun to indicate its position

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Practical use or practical usage?

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Should "relationship(s)" be singular or plural in this context?

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How to make an interrogative sentence with "Should have"?

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When to use articles before programming terms?

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"in a brisk pace" vs "with a brisk pace" vs "at a brisk pace"

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"Like the coward I was" vs " Like a coward "

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what is the correct terminology

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as - as sentence

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Past few days or the past few days?

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To+verb or to+be+verbiii

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