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Where does the term "Flashlight" come from?

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"Exercise" but not "exercize"

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'Ours' meaning 'our home' - where is it used outside the UK, if anywhere?

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What do you call a client who is one of the most important for your business? [closed]

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"[a/the] equivalent of" vs. "[a/the] equivalent for" vs. "[a/the] equivalent to"

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What's the equivalent phrase in the UK for "I plead the fifth"?

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Why does a difference in spelling exist between British and American English?

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When to use "Well" or "Good" [duplicate]

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deceit vs deception

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British upper-class pronunciation of words like "what" and "when"

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Using the word "minutes" when saying the time

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Is there a gray area between scrumping and foraging?

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“As true as I’m riding this bicycle”

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Are "betwixt", "trebble", etc., acceptable in American English?

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Another meaning of the vulgar word "slut"

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Usage of "shall we?"

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Why don't Americans refer to Indians (and others from the subcontinent) as Asians?

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What does this bit of Cockney mean?

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Difference between styles of English in technical communication

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Do native speakers of major English varieties actually say "a software" or "softwares"?

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