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bobsled or bobsleigh word choice - "Bobsled" versus "Bobsleigh" /questions/23174/bobsled-versus-bobsleigh	2 Best: 2 • Worst: 2	2 visits/month	—	3 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile word choice - "Bobsled" versus "Bobsleigh" /questions/23174/bobsled-versus-bobsleigh 29 apr. 2011 — What is the difference between "Bobsled" and "Bobsleigh"? Can they be used interchangeably? Which one is used more widely?
opposite of process What is the opposite of process? /questions/288417/what-is-the-opposite-of-process	4 Best: 4 • Worst: 4	1 visits/month	—	9 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile What is the opposite of process? /questions/288417/what-is-the-opposite-of-process 20 nov. 2015 — What is another word for the opposite of process? I am thinking of something along the lines of "end result." I am trying to say "... the [insert word ...
red herring etymology Where does the phrase "red herring" come from? /questions/30239/where-does-the-phrase-red-herring-come-from	5 Best: 5 • Worst: 5	1 visits/month	—	10 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile Where does the phrase "red herring" come from? /questions/30239/where-does-the-phrase-red-herring-come-from 17 juni 2011 — I understand that "red herring" means something like a clue or indicator that is misleading. But where does this come from? What does a misleading clue ...
ranking or rank meaning - "Rank" and "ranking" /questions/39666/rank-and-ranking	1 Best: 1 • Worst: 1	—	—	4 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile meaning - "Rank" and "ranking" /questions/39666/rank-and-ranking 27 aug. 2011 — This question is too basic; it can be definitively and permanently answered by a single link to a standard internet reference source designed specifically ...
building is noun or verb Why is the word building used instead of built? /questions/151709/why-is-the-word-building-used-instead-of-built	5 Best: 5 • Worst: 5	—	—	9 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile Why is the word building used instead of built? /questions/151709/why-is-the-word-building-used-instead-of-built 13 feb. 2014 — We use the word as building. Generally, we use the gerund form in the present continuous tense. Why are we using the word building when it is already built?
due diligence in a sentence What is the proper usage of the phrase "due diligence"? /questions/60655/what-is-the-proper-usage-of-the-phrase-due-diligence	10 Best: 10 • Worst: 10	—	—	11 days ago	Search Profile 🇸🇪 Sweden Mobile What is the proper usage of the phrase "due diligence"? /questions/60655/what-is-the-proper-usage-of-the-phrase-due-diligence 9 mars 2012 — I have encountered the phrase "due diligence" in the business world. The usage examples I have seen (mostly emails) cannot exactly be considered grammatical ...

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