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When Lewis Carroll invented the term "uglify"* it didn't make the Oxford English Dictionary. Internet terms on the other hand ...

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where can I find a good origami website with understandable instruction? (in english or in hebrew!)

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For English speaking people, which language is more difficult to learn, Japanese or Chinese?

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I've checked http://www.google.com/help/basics.html a and http://www.googleguide.com/category/quer... but didn"t help Group #1 ...

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What does this quotation means? "When you stop learning, stop listening, stop looking and asking questions, always new questions ...

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why do we need to speak in english fluently specially in a competition?

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my english bulldog is almost 3 years ol. but he has had weigth issues all throughout. i have put him on a soy protein dry food ...

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