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You are wrong, guv. I think we TMians are hard working folk, and cheating is not something we encourage.

Dear M, Here are my observations: 1. The essay is well written for the most part. 2. ... farms are in burgeon state instead of being incipient. Big words. I think it is wise to refrain from using a heavy vocabular in your essay. The pool of essay graders are not all English professors from universities. Ordinary Joe Public can become an essay grader if he meets the minimum qualifications. He may have been lucky enough to have not done the GRE, so he may not be familiar with the GRE vocabulary. There are times when one needs to use a rich array of words, but, sadly or otherwise, GRE is not one of them. 3. I always assumed Batavia to be the country, and not the locality. Hmmm... 4. I think you have attacked the *****s in the armour of the argument, and you have done it quite successfully. This is the first essay I am rating after many moons. I am not confident enough to give you a grade for this. But I think as a whole, your essay is excellent.

Please translate the Hindi words for us Sri. Thanks Sri!

Please translate the Hindi words for us

Life is bit like a CBT standardised exam. You have no control over what choices are presented to you. That's fate. There's also no correct answer. However, like in CBT, the choice you make on a question will determine the choices presented to you for the question that follow. Now the question is, what determines what choice you make? Do we really have freedom of thought? Or are our choices predetermined? If we take consciousness to be a series of electro-chemical reactions, then sadly, our fates are sealed. However, if consciousness is a process detached from the physical hardware, as it were, then maybe we have free will. This is the whole premise of the film Matrix trilogy.

A chicken and an egg are lying in bed. The chicken is smoking a cigarette with a satisfied smile on it's face and the egg is frowning and looking a bit pissed off. The egg mutters, to no one in particular, "Well, I guess we answered THAT question..."

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I think we should have the category "Comic Relief"...

Qualify in this sense means to make something, for example a statement, less general. "All Indian girls are beautiful" "All Indian girls with blond hair are beautiful"

Upper case/lower case you're talking about here? YES !!!!!!!

A Miserly person is OVERLY frugal An Arrogant person is OVERLY confident Others don't follow the same pattern. Ro

I concur I've never seen this structure "As known as a movie or a film, the motion picture ...". Someone there please clarify this usage for me, thank you:). What I am used to is this one "Known as a movie or a film, the motion picture ..." which leaves out the "as".

Some would say it is so only if it is carried out to the letter.