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Is there any word for "disobedience to God"?

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A verb to describe specific positioning of three layers

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Is there a synonym for 'intefere' that has a positive connotation?

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Origin of "Yes" joke to a question

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If for any reason (,) - comma?

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Usage of twice and two times with "size"

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difference between "What is it near?" and "Where is it located?"

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Word for absolutely bound to occur

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Why does the Greek letter lambda often get substituted for the letter A?

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How to distinguish speaker (person) from speaker (thing, loudspeaker) without using the word loudspeaker?

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Meaning of the word "gets" in this context

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Hygroscopic substances

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Imperatives with "more" and "less"

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Do east side and west side implicate poor and rich respectively?

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Use of "the" with nationalities that have plural forms

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What does the word 'collect' mean here in the sentence?

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What is an adjective relating to the concept of dialects?

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Does "unsurprisingly disappointing" make sense?

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Which article should be used in this sentence?

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What is meaning of "Wrestling words into submission"?

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a/an expected completion date?

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Why is there a word for 'H'?

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Word meaning “based on outward appearance”

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Running the roost?

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Which one should be chosen: "every - either"?

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Complexly assembled part or Complex assembled part?

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structure Look forward to hearing

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Word to describe something that in itself may be admirable, but which happens too often, too predictably, to be 'good'?

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Education path vs educational path

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What is the meaning of this qoute?

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