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"The likeliest problem" vs. "the most likely problem"

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Can I say "how eager" and "awaits me"?

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Punctuating a Question Ending with an Exclamatory Quotation in American Style

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What is an alternative way to say "Note that" in academic writing? [closed]

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meaning and usage of 'teh'

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Chanterelle and Chantrelle, which is the correct name of the mushroom?

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After introducing an acronym, how faithfully must I stick to its use?

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Punctuation around the word "namely"

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When should a colon be used in the title of a manuscript?

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'To take something into account' vs. 'to take something into consideration'

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where- and there- compounds

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Should spaces be used between "<" or ">" and numbers or letters?

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What is the correct usage of hyphens with ranges (as in "a 5 to 10 minute rest")?

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"Because of our doing something ..." - Is this correct English? [duplicate]

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Writing style guidelines on gerund (ab)use

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Should one italicise an italicised phase within a book title?

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Suspended hyphen in"ever-expanding and contracting gulf"?

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Question phrases to make sure that everything is understood correctly

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Omission of subject

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"As they are referred" vs. "As they appear" when we discuss terms and their definitions

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