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What's the phrasal verb that asks the crowd to make way for me to move forward?

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Is "get work turn around" a sarcasm in comment from client?

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stay late vs stay until late

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Article omission regarding specific theories in science

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Word for the money you return to a customer when they give too much

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difference between fine and very well?

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To HOST/HOLD/ORGANIZE an event

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Word for Helpful articles & videos?

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Confusing usage of "as ... as" in this context

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Hyphens or no hyphens in well(-)thought(-)through?

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Is 'a coffee' correct?

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You are just bored with your job. / You just get bored with your job. (about "just")

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Can I use the word "data" without an article in the sentence?

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Known As, Better known as, Best known as

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what does "out of choice" mean in this context?

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Over think or overthink?

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What does "Monsieur Valmonde grew practical and wanted things well considered: that is, the girl's obscure origin." mean?

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When someone is described as "a career official", what does it mean?

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What is the semantic difference between 'bizarre' and 'ridiculous'?

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Subject Word Agreement Confusion

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What is the difference between "high possibility" and "high probability"?

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what is the meaning of "moral character" in this context?

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having as its nucleus two or more adults

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How do I pronounce "11-14 March"?

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How do you describe trying to balance two opposite priorities?

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to get a hired knife vs to get hired

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What do you call the people one interacts with?

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Exclamations with verb

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What's the phrasal verb that asks the crowd to make way for me to move forward?

Is "get work turn around" a sarcasm in comment from client?

stay late vs stay until late

Article omission regarding specific theories in science

Word for the money you return to a customer when they give too much

difference between fine and very well?

To HOST/HOLD/ORGANIZE an event

Word for Helpful articles & videos?

Confusing usage of "as ... as" in this context

Hyphens or no hyphens in well(-)thought(-)through?

Is 'a coffee' correct?

You are just bored with your job. / You just get bored with your job. (about "just")

Can I use the word "data" without an article in the sentence?

Known As, Better known as, Best known as

what does "out of choice" mean in this context?

Over think or overthink?

What does "Monsieur Valmonde grew practical and wanted things well considered: that is, the girl's obscure origin." mean?

When someone is described as "a career official", what does it mean?

What is the semantic difference between 'bizarre' and 'ridiculous'?

Subject Word Agreement Confusion

What is the difference between "high possibility" and "high probability"?

what is the meaning of "moral character" in this context?

having as its nucleus two or more adults

How do I pronounce "11-14 March"?

How do you describe trying to balance two opposite priorities?

to get a hired knife vs to get hired

What do you call the people one interacts with?

Exclamations with verb