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Does going out to eat mean the same thing as a picnic?

What's the difference between record and record?

What does what's up mean?

Please tell me what is means that expression "to steal someone*s thunder" ​

How do I know when to use nothing vs something. "Did you say something?" No, I didn't say nothing" or "No, I didn't say something." ​

What is the difference between occasionally and hardly ever?

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