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What is the meaning of "a thinly disguised price"?

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What does 'commission' mean in context?

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What does 'laugh' mean in this sentence?

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The most idiomatic adjective for a community that is not well established

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Usage of "thus"

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Is there a word for 'encountering new ideas/perspectives'?

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What does "get" mean here?

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"because a mistake can be very pricey with chargebacks that are issues clients may have"

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Is “proceeded” used correctly in“how this case proceeded”?

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What is meaning in simple word of this phrase?

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What Marge says about Giant's Causeway?

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Can we use 'gets' when something is not ready but cancelled?

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is it nook and corner or nook and cranny?

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I watched an entire season together/in a row

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As of now there were

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There will not be after school class tomorrow, will be?

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Article before concerns

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Using non-completed sentences with gerunds

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Use of Uncountable or mass nouns in the plural form

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Is "the" idomatic in this sentence?

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The Indicative and Conditional mood in one sentence

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Correct way to ask "What's the topic for the inside board this month/ for this month"?

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meaning of pending with

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How to use a conditional for denying this claim?

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Speaking about tuples

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An informal equivalent for "reveal something"

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"... a little less problems" — is this phrase grammatically correct?

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What is the meaning of "a thinly disguised price"?

Question about 'gotta'

Are "confidant" and "confident" homophones?

What does 'commission' mean in context?

What does 'laugh' mean in this sentence?

The most idiomatic adjective for a community that is not well established

Usage of "thus"

Is there a word for 'encountering new ideas/perspectives'?

What does "get" mean here?

"because a mistake can be very pricey with chargebacks that are issues clients may have"

Is “proceeded” used correctly in“how this case proceeded”?

What is meaning in simple word of this phrase?

What Marge says about Giant's Causeway?

Can we use 'gets' when something is not ready but cancelled?

is it nook and corner or nook and cranny?

I watched an entire season together/in a row

As of now there were

find/discover + object + to infinitive / past participle

There will not be after school class tomorrow, will be?

Article before concerns

Using non-completed sentences with gerunds

Use of Uncountable or mass nouns in the plural form

Is "the" idomatic in this sentence?

The Indicative and Conditional mood in one sentence

Correct way to ask "What's the topic for the inside board this month/ for this month"?

meaning of pending with

How to use a conditional for denying this claim?

Speaking about tuples

An informal equivalent for "reveal something"

"... a little less problems" — is this phrase grammatically correct?