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Smirk vs. sneer01 Nov 2009 16:49 GMT10
How do you clearly separate between a smirk and a sneer?
To me, a sneer is more aggressive, involves more facial contorting,
but I'd like to have your take.
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"Exemplified through"01 Nov 2009 14:55 GMT11
Is the usage of the phrase "exemplified through" in a sentence
incorrect?
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