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| Of its kind | 29 Feb 2008 22:35 GMT | 4 |
The "of its kind" in the last sentence is quite tricky, to me at least. I am not sure it means "in itself" but that what I'd have in the context.
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| Meaning of "second life" | 29 Feb 2008 22:12 GMT | 7 |
What is the meaning of the phrase "second life"?
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| where are you from? | 29 Feb 2008 19:05 GMT | 1 |
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| The campaigns simplified | 29 Feb 2008 04:18 GMT | 26 |
Clinton: "Day One". Obama: "Yes we can" or "Yes, we can". McCain: "My friends, another hundred years". Huckabee: "March on, Christian soldiers! (I'm just kidding)".
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| Noun discrimination | 29 Feb 2008 01:08 GMT | 20 |
A bouncy young woman, equipped with the appropriate ID and fundraising stuff, has just been at my door asking if I'd "seen a person with epilepsy before". Quite apart from finding this approach patronising, I did wonder some
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| Got up with a flat iron | 29 Feb 2008 00:27 GMT | 7 |
Does "what should such fellows as he do crawling between earth and heaven" mean "what do such fellows as he mean/intend by crawling between earth and
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| "Corn" in BrE | 29 Feb 2008 00:04 GMT | 129 |
In the light of a recent discussion on whether "corn" still means "grain" in BrE, the following leapt out at me when reading: "Beyond Death's garden were fields of corn, their golden sheen the only colour in the landscape. Death may not have been any good at grass
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| On a daily basis | 28 Feb 2008 18:55 GMT | 15 |
I hear this misused daily. As an accountant, I may calculate interest on a daily basis, but I would probably do it once a year.
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| Deuce a bit of a lady in the case | 28 Feb 2008 18:06 GMT | 8 |
I'm not getting this part: "No; deuce a bit of a lady in the case, Mr. Pip, except one" I could take it to mean "the devil was incarnated in a woman in this case"
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| Why do old abbreviations that are perfectly fine have to get longer? | 28 Feb 2008 14:18 GMT | 25 |
Why do old abbreviations that are perfectly fine have to get longer? Until 1964 or maybe much later, Post Office Box was abbreviated (or whatever the right term is) POB. Who didn't understand that in What's My Line
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| An OED-whack | 28 Feb 2008 11:41 GMT | 26 |
_Gallerist_. Clearly, one who owns or, perhaps, manages a gallery. /Guardian/, /Interiors Directory/ (supplement) 23 Feb. '08, p.47. "This new breed of gallerists, curators and designers is still reliant on the art world's knowledge and spending."
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| Answering "I [verb]" instead of "Yes" | 28 Feb 2008 07:21 GMT | 28 |
These things are hard to pin down, but I think I've noticed a fashion trend in U. S. speech. Instead of answering a question with a simple "Yes," lately people have been answering with "I" and an echo of the verb used in the question. This gives an impression of emphasis. This is ...
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