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Hi, I am looking for a language exchange partner. English native speaker is welcome. And I want to help people learn Mandarin. I come from mainland China and engage in academic research.
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    Meaning of host Most mobile or web products can be hosted, launched, and distributed easily and inexpensively on cloud services such as Amazon Web Services, thereby eliminating the hassle and potential expense of self-distribution. What does "host" mean here?
    April 4, 2017
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    experimental learning vs. experiential learning What's the difference between experimental learning and experiential learning. Thanks!
    September 6, 2016
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    Determinant vs. antecedent What's the difference between determinant and antecedent?
    June 22, 2016
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    laugh sb. out of room What does it mean "They laughed me out of room" ?
    February 28, 2016
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    debit an account Fulfillment, in ad serving and billing, was a constant challenge. Overture asked advertisers, in effect, to give them their credit cards. “We ran it like an ATM,” says Meisel. “They gave us an amount of money and we debited their account.” As growth became exponential, Overture was running an order of magnitude more transactions than a credit card network. Every time an Internet user clicked on a link or ad on a SERP, it was an ad sales transaction. Overture’s bookkeeping was like keeping track not only of all the butterflies in the world but also of how many times they beat their wings. “We had to do it minute by minute,” says Meisel. “Credit card issuers only have to reconcile at the end of the month.” Question: 1. "Overture asked advertisers, in effect, to give them their credit cards." Who exactly is "them' and "their" refer to? 2. “They gave us an amount of money and we debited their account.” What does "debited their account" mean here?
    January 30, 2016
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    Sometimes neither−nor both−is sufficient. One of the lessons I have learned is that even if you have the latest, greatest technology or the cleverest, most advantageous business model, sometimes neither of those is enough to ensure success. Sometimes neither−nor both−is sufficient. Even with such assets, the distinguishing factors in success are often management skill, flexibility, and the initiative that only leadership can elicit. No matter how powerful or capable the new technology is, it’s such human factors that make the difference. What does "Sometimes neither−nor both−is sufficient." mean here?
    January 21, 2016
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    enforcement of market advantage Now around 78 percent of ad sales take place between publishers and advertisers (with some intermediaries) and not on online exchanges. By conducting business this way, each party must use its subjective judgment about how much a certain viewer seeing an ad in a certain place at a certain time is worth. Wherever there is subjective judgment, there inevitably is wishful thinking or the enforcement of market advantage. In a buyers’ market, it’s the buyers’ appraisal of value that prevails. Sellers may disagree; nevertheless, they tend to concede the point. That’s not evidence of the correctness of the bid as an estimation of value. What does "enforcement of market advantage" and "That’s not evidence of the correctness of the bid as an estimation of value." mean here?
    January 21, 2016
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    unprecedented for much more than "But online advertising is unprecedented for much more than its current size and its recent growth. " What does this sentence mean ?
    January 17, 2016
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    pronunciation of "Terry Kawaja" Could anyone help me with the pronunciation of "Kawaja" ?
    January 14, 2016
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    What is the meaning of "Think locally, act globally"
    October 19, 2015
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