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FounDit wrote;
Slight addition
Reading it literally might bring you to that conclusion, but I suspect the investigation is for the purpose of determining how often this may have happened. I think the pilot will probably not be permitted to pilot until the investigation is concluded and he is held not guilty. IMO
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thar writes ;
Usage beats grammar rules.
I fully agree. That's the first rule.
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I will write as folows;
1.It is the ABC religion that claims it is the only true religion.
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That's assuming the teacher was a rapist, he may have been an adulterer or just having a consensual adult relationship with another person who had a jealous stalker that decided to kill the teacher. The death may have been symbolic of something else, in crime stories some serial killers have strange rituals for various reasons.
That's assuming the teacher was a rapist, he may have been an adulterer or just having a consensual adult relationship with another person who had a jealous stalker that decided to kill the teacher.
The death may have been symbolic of something else. In crime stories some serial killers have strange rituals for various reasons.IMO
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Drago Sir, is 'thin man' not enough instead of 'thin-looking man'? Your opinion please.
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Ok. Thanks FounDit.
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Please tell me what is the result of discussion?
What a turpentined cat is?
Anybody? In simple English.
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As per my understanding there is hardly any difference.
TFD
15. Games
a. To take (cards) from a dealer or central stack.
b. To force (a card) to be played.
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thar sir, Can we write it as follows;
By the time he died he had written more than eight hundred papers and seven books, a record, second only to Euler's.
Just because the writer of an article is British doesn't mean that they use English correctly-DragOnspeaker.
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Just because the writer of an article is British doesn't mean that they use English correctly-DragOnspeaker.
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