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If you scroll far enough to the right in Excel, you can create every word in the English language.
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Every original, well-expressed thought will eventually become a cliche,
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Asking for an opinion and ignoring it is insensitive,
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Two negative references in one statement is the same as a positive reference. Examples:
"Don't say nothing about it."
(Say something about it).
"You can't do nothing right."
(You can do anything right).
"I ain't no fool!"
(I'm a fool)!
"I'm not doing this no more."
(I'm doing this some more).,
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If a sentence begins with if, then it never ends with then.
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If an English person thinks using the English language and a Spanish person thinks using the Spanish language. Does a baby think in baby language,
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Not having an opinion is an opinion,
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Jargon is jargon for jargon,
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The voice that speaks to you internally (internal monologue) sounds different than your speaking voice,
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You get upset when the neighborhood kids trample your lawn,
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Every time words like may, could, perhaps, if (and so on) are used to make a point they should be considered as fraction multipliers in a math equation. For example, 1/2 x 1/4 x 5/8 x 9/10 = 9/128 strength quotient of your hypothetical point,
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Why do deaf people always know how to sign in movies? I know some deaf people, and more than half of them had to have the teacher to teach them to sign!
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Isthmus and anemone are relatively common enough words that are difficult to pronounce but rural is still the most difficult,
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The word diversity is thrown around a lot these days, it has kind of an interesting history,
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diversity | Origin and meaning of diversity by Online Etymology Dictionary
Meaning: "variety, diverseness;" late 14c., "quality of being diverse, fact of difference between two or more things or kinds;… See more definitions.
https://www.etymonline.com/word/diversity
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Here's something weird: Soviet means "council," the European Council
"is a collective body that defines the European Union's overall political direction and priorities"
according to their website. So the European Union is essentially a union directed by a council, or soviet, a soviet union,
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The European Council - Consilium
The European Council is made up of the leaders of the EU member states. It defines the EU's overall political direction and priorities but does not pass laws.
https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/european-council/
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