What's the diff between "Knock it off" and "Cut it out"
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Both phrases mean to stop doing something, and are very informal and a bit rude to tell the truth. I would not use them in a business context. If I wanted to be polite, I would say," Please stop what you are doing."
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They both mean the same = to stop doing something
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