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Are there any standard or standardish sentences that contain all 44ish English phonemes a la "quick brown fox..."?
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What is the opposite of "cherry picking"?
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Are certain words self-negating (particularly when used in first person)?
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What's the history of the China Marker's name?
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Where is the best education in ancient Greek?
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Where can I find a complete list of spelling changes proposed by Noah Webster?
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What does it mean to "roll the hard six?"?
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What is a good second language to learn?
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Which languages are mutually intelligible?
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If you created your own language, would you style it after any in particular? What would you call it?
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Is there some linguistic logic to whether a word uses an "-ent" or an "-ant" suffix?
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Did the term "grounding" as a punishment for kids precede the same term for pilots being prevented from flying?
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What are some words that sound like what they mean? (onomatopoeia)
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What do you think is the most beautiful word in the English language?
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Where did the term "layman" come from?
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Where did the phrase "tongue-in-cheek" come from and what is it's meaning?
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What does this mean and what are its origins: "hair of the dog?"?
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Is our "th" sound really so rare among the world's languages?
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How did Gay turn into Homosexual?
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Why does "txtspeak" bother you?
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