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What is correct: "Read /the/ pages 20 and 21"; "Read /pages/ 20 and 21""Read /page/ 20 and 21" ; or "Read /the/ page 20 and 21"
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Perfect pitch - 'see the colors'!
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Saw an ad in a mag that said, contrary to what folk think, *everybody* has perfect pitch and if you sent for their CD, they'd teach you how to train yourself to 'see the colors' of the notes! :-D So I remembered what Kevin told me in 1966 about how the twang and buzz at the start of I Feel Fine by The Beatles was in the key of 'A'... more »
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*Canadian college girls hot sex videos
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*Canadian college girls hot sex videos At [link] Due to high sex content, i have hidden the videos in an image. in that website on Right side below search box click on image and watch videos in all angles.
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energy that doesn't always come easily
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Hello! I would like to know the exact meaning of the following sentence. First, I wonder whether the relative pronoun "that" just refers to "energy", or the noun phrase "a certain generosity of spirit and energy." Second, I am not quite clear about the verb "come". I would be very glad if you would help me.... more »
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Good *for*?
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Having often heard, in respect of medicinal prescriptions, phrases such as, "xxxx is good for bronchitis" or words to that effect, I've for long wondered whether the 'for' should be replaced by 'against'... is "xxxx is good against bronchitis" wrong? Ramapriya
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Use of "express" by Jane Austen
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In a recent movie adaptation of a Jane Austen novel, a letter was delivered by a single horseman to Darcy's mansion or some other great house. The letter was received by a family member as "express mail." In the US, such a letter would have been called "special delivery" and would have been brought to the... more »
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