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What is a word for someone who intentionally ignores other people a lot?

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Is the term "ice cream" considered one word or two?

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An appropriate word for a "complex lengthy bureaucratic procedure" that prevents a positive outcome

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One word for someone who doesn't care about anything

answered Sep 8, 2013 at 13:18

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"Why the sun shines?"

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Use of "Who am I" and "Who I am?"

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Is there a rule about using the adverb "utterly" followed by negative adjectives?

answered Aug 8, 2013 at 17:21

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Difference between "acute", "chronic" and "obtuse" in the sense of illness

answered Sep 9, 2013 at 19:22

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One word for "take into consideration"?

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What's the difference between a picture and an image?

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Can a sentence have two verbs of same type - for example "is"?

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"Bridge the problems" - is it correct?

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"occur" vs "occurs" with a singular collective noun

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What is correct use of 's

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What is a word for trying to avoid contact when you see someone, especially eye contact?

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Use of "Who am I" and "Who I am?"

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What should I use: 'composed of' or 'composed from'?

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"Since" or "from"?

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What is a person who never leaves a tip called?

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"The dead" vs. "the dead people"

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What is a word for someone who intentionally ignores other people a lot?

Is the term "ice cream" considered one word or two?

An appropriate word for a "complex lengthy bureaucratic procedure" that prevents a positive outcome

One word for someone who doesn't care about anything

"Why the sun shines?"

Use of "Who am I" and "Who I am?"

Is there a rule about using the adverb "utterly" followed by negative adjectives?

Difference between "acute", "chronic" and "obtuse" in the sense of illness

One word for "take into consideration"?

What's the difference between a picture and an image?

Can a sentence have two verbs of same type - for example "is"?

"Bridge the problems" - is it correct?

"occur" vs "occurs" with a singular collective noun

What is correct use of 's

What is a word for trying to avoid contact when you see someone, especially eye contact?

Use of "Who am I" and "Who I am?"

What should I use: 'composed of' or 'composed from'?

"Since" or "from"?

What is a person who never leaves a tip called?

"The dead" vs. "the dead people"