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up-marketappealing to high-income comsumers 
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use of commas and sentence structurefewer commas, different syntatactic order and other changes 
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use or non-use of articles before acronymsthe AHP of Malchut [to distinguish from other AHPs vs. AHP of Malchut [only AHP] 
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wavermisspelling of waiver 
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what does "superstitious and bigoted" refer to in a sentence?"superstitious and bigoted" refer to him ("he" or the "Passive [sic.] brother" 
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what Howard sees as uniquely Australianwhat Howard considers being an exclusive trait of Australians is ... 
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what is meant by a *side event*secondary event 
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What is the classification of vs. How is xxx classifiedHow is XXX classified (here) 
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Which was basically the casewhich was basically true 
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why does it matterwhy is it important 
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ye dauryou dare 
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yield to (someone)according to the capacity (ability to hold and suitability) of someone 
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you will get what you ask for OR you will always get what you ask foryou get what you ask for 
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[In the nucleus are the heavyweights, the protons and neutrons], which manage to make up more than 99.9 percent of an atom’s masThe heavyweights, the protons and neutrons in the nucleus manage to make up more than 99.9 percent of an atom’s mass while ... 
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