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This tag is for questions about the difference in meaning between certain words, phrases, or sentences.
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Any difference between "looked sickly" and "looked sick" in this sentence?
In regards to meaning of the sentence, I think using sick or sickly doesn't make any difference. …
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What's the difference between "a contract with" and "a contract from"?
I think this specific sentence you have here means that spacex is built or developed upon a contract that NASA had with someone. If you use "contract with", then I think spacex should be one of the pa …