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There are two types of people in the world: those who think that 49 has more than 1 square root, and those who take care of them.

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What to call the large containers of bottled water?
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When did the term 'microcomputer' become obsolete?
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Is there a term for the continuance of the later editions of a book?
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"Do that and I'll leave": Is there a term for the use of the imperative as an emphatic conditional?
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What is a flake? [closed]
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Is "a whole nother" grammatical?
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A correct word for 'learnful'
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Is there a term for the use of an unnecessary or redundant adjective?
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A text has an introduction, a body, and a ...?
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Does the P versus NP conjecture in computer science have any direct relevance to linguistics?