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    The "which" is the "life" (specifically the life on this planet). I'm happy with life. Life is on this planet. Life will come to an end.
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    August 27, 2019
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    2) an estate is an area of land, in that case, an area of land in a town 3) children without parents that have not been adopted are either put in an orphanage, or in the homes of people that are their "foster parents". It is a temporary adoption. 5) the glazing is double - i.e. there are two layers of glass. This is a glass door, e.g. a sliding door with double glazing.
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    August 24, 2019
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    for optimizing. The algorithm is not probably not limited to the optimisation of a reservoir system, and what you studied is its particular application to this task - that is, how well did it work *for* the job.
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    August 24, 2019
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    The correct meaning of "at a loss" is to have no idea. You try to gain an understanding, but fail. When you fail to gain understanding, you are at a loss. The thing you lose is your effort spent trying to gain understanding. The sentence you gave sounds like an incorrect usage. I think "who is losing" was intended.
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    August 24, 2019
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    The sentence is incomplete. It might say, "it’s not as though you’ve been spared all the afflictions of prison life.". Prison life has many afflictions (prisoners are afflicted). Some prisoners are afflicted less: they are spared some of the afflictions of prison life. Some prisoners are not afflicted at all: they are spared ALL of the afflictions of prison life. If you are not afflicted, then I can say "You have been spared all the afflictions of prison life". However, if you are afflicted, then I cannot say that. It is not like that: it is not as though you were spared. The opposite of this sentence is simpler: "It is as though you have been spared all the afflictions of prison."
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    August 24, 2019
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