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What is the name for these keys on a computer keyboard?
Names for these keys in what context?
If you are telling someone to enter a certain character into the computer, you tell him the character. Like, "type a colon" or "press the colon key". The fact th …
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Avidly received news vs excited to receive the news
To do something "avidly" means that you do it enthusiastically, you do it more thoroughly than you might otherwise because you enjoy it or have a great interest in it. To "avidly read the news" would …
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