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| Leaped on into the air | 30 Dec 2007 22:56 GMT | 1 |
What, would you think, is the exact role of "on" here? -------- [Mr. Smith makes a suicidal attempt at flying from atop a building]. Downtown the firemen pulled on their greatcoats, but when they arrived
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| Problems with "is". | 30 Dec 2007 21:35 GMT | 5 |
A middle-class man's career is his identity. An upper-class man's identity is his career. How can I disambiguate the abovewritten idea? Do you interpret these sentences as I do?
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| Why Is The Word "She" Forbidden By The Islamic? | 30 Dec 2007 19:48 GMT | 49 |
I am visiting Islamic websites looking for comments from the general public about the killing of Bhutto. My goal is to better learn of how other cultures view this killing, specifically views on Muslims killing
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| Middle English pronunciation | 30 Dec 2007 19:43 GMT | 5 |
How was Middle English heir (which became Modern English hear) pronounced? What I can find about <ei> was that it was a diphthong [Ei]. Was this true before an <r> and was the <r> trilled? If it was trilled, what would have been the point of articulation? It seems
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| Is this Correct English? (A Cameron Quote.) | 30 Dec 2007 18:42 GMT | 5 |
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7164791.stm "We must show from the very beginning of and throughout this year that we can set the agenda with our new thinking and clear understanding of what people want for themselves and their FAMILY."
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| Discussion | 30 Dec 2007 18:29 GMT | 2 |
I am an English teacher, very fond of the UK and the language itself! However, I'm not used to take part of discussion groups. It's my very first trial. Who can help me out?
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| Revising a paragraph | 30 Dec 2007 08:55 GMT | 5 |
"With the development of two decades, in particular after China¡¯s WTO accession, China¡¯s market economy has become increasingly perfected and the competition in the market continues to keep strong. Thus, more and more enterprises begin to realize the importance of customers. In ...
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| An un-crystal Krista? | 30 Dec 2007 02:10 GMT | 1 |
Krista Tippett blogs regularly about her PBS show, and is usually careful about her writing. Excerpt from this week's blog: http://tinyurl.com/2oczhk The following passage from Naomi Remen's Kitchen Table Wisdom.. was
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| "D" end, explained | 29 Dec 2007 22:16 GMT | 1 |
On 2004-12-27 in message <10t1fhbaq09fd4@corp.supernews.com> under the subject "Trains running backwards (was: Platform numbering)", I wrote in this newsgroup:
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| ...The signal alway's goes through a transformer, ... | 29 Dec 2007 21:54 GMT | 4 |
<Bangs head against table over and over>
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| He had traveled this rugged distance | 29 Dec 2007 20:25 GMT | 3 |
I wonder if you agree that with "rugged distance" DeLillo's pushing the envelope in terms of usage a bit? ------ He studied me openly, giving the impression that he had traveled this
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| Vowelvaries: Say, see them sigh? So sue them! | 29 Dec 2007 20:21 GMT | 9 |
A vowelvary is a set of five words that only differ in their vowel sound, those sounds being the long (or short, but not both) form of the five vowels (a, e, i, o, u). A level 2 vowelvary is a set of sentences that uses a vowelvary in a way that makes sense, as in the
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| morally certain/mortally certain | 29 Dec 2007 19:53 GMT | 21 |
Do the phrases "morally certain" and "mortally certain" have a separate identity and history, or was one originally a mistaken rendering of the other? What does "mortally certain" actually mean? Something to do with death one would presume, but what exactly?
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| =?ISO-8859-1?Q?What_does"_I'm_So_Hood"_means??= | 29 Dec 2007 18:23 GMT | 6 |
I'm So Hood' A song by t-pain.
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