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Hey guys,
I'm not from an English speaking country (in fact I'm from Israel let me know if you drop by =) and could really use some help with my WIP.
I'm writing this novel that has many references to themes from the Old Testament, and then it suddenly...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at writersbeat):
Well to be fair most of our mythology has common roots with the rest of Northern Europe.
Aside from school or religious instruction, I’d think most of these would be fairly common knowledge lot.
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What did the English Revolution(civil wars) and the American revolution have in common? Thanks :)
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In the American Revolution, the military leader REFUSED to become.
To send elected representatives to Parliament, and the British citizens in the American colonirs had worse than the king had been.
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Multi= NOT American. No brains and ZERO common sense.
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Do African American Feminists and White Feminists have much in common? Would be interested to hear from Latina women also - I'm wondering how difference effects relationships and priorities of feminists from different sociocultural backgrounds?
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By 1920's the American champion of birth control for women, Margaret Sanger, also believed in eugenics, the new American 'science.
Over this, and many of the leading feminists became openly racist .
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Is it common for American's to interpret the English as being rude, even when they're not? This was a really hard question for me to word. I'm not trying to be rude- my fiance is English, I'm American. Sometimes I think when we talk I'm misunderstanding...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
I've never met an Englishman/Brit who was anything but kind .
I hope not.
In that case, yes oftentimes British people can seem rude to Americans because they often have a very dry, sarcastic type of humour.
I assume by English you mean British.
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Could it have become as suceessful as the EU has become? Was it ever feasible? South American leaders certainly had a cross border agreement on taking out dissidents as under operation Condor! So why not an economic agreement?
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Also, there has been a lot more rivalry between various South American nations than between.
Expensive.
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SNEAK PEAK, N.Y. Times Magazine cover story, “WILL ISRAEL ATTACK IRAN?” by Ronen Bergman: “Does Israel have the ability to cause severe damage to Iran’s nuclear sites and bring about a major delay in the Iranian nuclear project? And can the military and...
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An environment like that is toxic.
To destroy the American Dream in favor of income redistribution.
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Because I sure as heck didn't know that.
Here.
I know Wain previously mentioned that he may want to do a prequel, with the same actors of course. But I guess, uh, this is actually happening. Just checked with my buddy who works with David himself.
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If they dare do this - unlike Hangover 2 - they... .
I'd be down for a sequel, but I doubt it could top the first, which was the funniest movie of the 00's .
They've been saying this for years.
I loved the first one.
I'm skeptical, but cautiously optimistic.
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Does .Net have any built in constants for common numbers like million, billion etc?
EDIT: As has been suggested this was for readability reasons, rather than writing 1 or 1 . I know I can create my own just wanted to check that they didnt already exist...
Started by Si Keep on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
In North America, a billion equals 1,000,000,000 = 10^9; in Europe, a billion .
Million and billion are common numbers?
No,
There are a few constant avallable, like
double.Epsilon American or European.
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Abbreviations commonly used.
EX: abbr: abbreviation
AAA: American Automobile Association
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ATT= American Telephone and Telegraph BEd: Batchelor of Education
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