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    An avalanche is a torrent of snow down a mountain A torrent is any fast, powerful rush of something.
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    August 27, 2012
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    Soliciting is usually used as "trying to sell something" but literally means "ask for" or "get something out of"
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    July 27, 2012
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    Yes, when you use either, it's like saying "one or the other", and is usually used with two choices.
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    July 24, 2012
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    It seems like it may have been drawn with a drawing tablet, or started as a sketch on paper and finished / touched up in a program like photoshop.
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    July 24, 2012
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    Do becomes Does when it's being used for He / She / It In the past tense, it's always did. Adding "not" just means the verb following didn't occur. He did cut the lawn. <-- the lawn was cut He did not cut the lawn <-- the lawn was NOT cut.
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    July 24, 2012
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    Either would work, but I'd use the second one unless your dealing with a boss, etc.
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    July 24, 2012
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    Things like "deja vu" are loanwords in english and the majority of people will understand them, though I've never heard "echt."
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    July 24, 2012
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    By the park means it's near the park, or close to it Beside the park means it's right next to the park.
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    May 6, 2012
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    Are you asking for someone to correct your sentences?
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    May 4, 2012
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    "We would be able to" can be used if another condition has to be met, IE "We would be able to go if it weren't raining" Can and could are usually interchangeable.
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    April 28, 2012
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