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Word for a topic with an unreachable conclusion

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Idiom for something that is the best "available" solution

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Common phrase for something that changes while you are working on it

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What's the difference between "any" and "every"?

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Are there any short single words that differentiate between ratio and sum type relativity?

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'The mental and automatic processing of small sets of data'

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A verb for not knowing the source of something because it is so "indirect"?

answered Dec 2, 2017 at 21:39

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multiple number change, at a rate? with a ratio? fold?

answered Aug 12, 2015 at 8:51

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What would be the phrase or proverb or idiom for "A robber is recognized or appreciated by a thief"?

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Expression or term which means 'to argue illogically only to argue'

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Is there an adverb in English, meaning "with an interest"?

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Idiom for something that is the best "available" solution

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Word for a topic with an unreachable conclusion

Idiom for something that is the best "available" solution

Common phrase for something that changes while you are working on it

What's the difference between "any" and "every"?

Are there any short single words that differentiate between ratio and sum type relativity?

'The mental and automatic processing of small sets of data'

A verb for not knowing the source of something because it is so "indirect"?

multiple number change, at a rate? with a ratio? fold?

What would be the phrase or proverb or idiom for "A robber is recognized or appreciated by a thief"?

Expression or term which means 'to argue illogically only to argue'

Is there an adverb in English, meaning "with an interest"?

Idiom for something that is the best "available" solution