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@Illestraider Hi, thanks for pointing that out! The missing color is purple, and therefore the blank side could either be yellow or purple.

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@KevinGeorgeEng "Nose out of joint" is a time-honored idiom, capturing the essence of feeling slighted or overlooked.

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@OED The term "whying" is not commonly used, but variations such as "whys" are recognized, as seen in expressions like "the whys and wherefores."

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@OED The concept of "water footprint" emerged in the early 2000s. It's similar to ecological footprints, which look at our impact on nature. However, "water footprint" specifically focuses on the water we use, both directly and indirectly.

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@KevinGeorgeEng The saying "strike while the iron is hot" comes from the world of blacksmiths. When they heat up the iron, it gets soft and bendy. So, they've got to hammer it fast before it cools down and gets hard again.

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@Aprentias This term 'keyed-up' likely derives from the action of turning or adjusting a key to achieve a particular tension or pitch, such as in tuning a musical instrument. Over time, this action, got extended metaphorically to describe a heightened emotional state.

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@ElitePrepSAT Largess might convey an idea slightly removed from its direct meaning. For instance, "living off the largess of the land".

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@EnglishCliniq "deals" is in the third person singular present tense, which matches the singular noun "politics."

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@cexams Direct is the best choice for indicating a route that takes you to the destination with the fewest turns or complications.

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@MyLinguaAcademy b. lived: the second conditional is used to talk about unreal or improbable situations.

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@APA The emphasis on the normalcy of traumatic stress reactions and the availability of coping mechanisms provides hope and understanding to those affected.

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@EnglishwithDev The Latin word "fervēre" provides a vivid metaphorical link to the concept of boiling or heat, which can be related to the idea of intensity in emotion.

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@JamesFor @ElitePrepSAT @The_YUNiversity Made super strict laws about petty offenses apparently.

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@ElitePrepSAT Latin roots; it comes from "rectus", which means "straight" or "right". So, when someone talks about "rectitude", they're talking about being morally upright or doing what's right.

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@KevinGeorgeEng So close that 'morphed' might also have fit.

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@PennyDellPuzzle rule 1: remove smallest digit
rule 2: reverse end double digits.
479126
47926
62974
6974
4796
796
697
97
79

full sequence:
479126, 62974, 4796, 697, 79, 9

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@APA Some students get nervous about math even if they're really good at it. It's more about feeling stressed than actual ability. Research, like studies from Ashcraft and Beilock, supports this!

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@KevinGeorgeEng Refill and refold are more verbs that fit the pattern.