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CAN YOU SHOOT ME ALREADY? | {{a|plainenglish|}}CAN YOU SHOOT ME ALREADY? | ||
This is {{tag|flannel}} ''raised to the power of {{tag|flannel}}'' | This is {{tag|flannel}} ''raised to the power of {{tag|flannel}}'', notated as {{tag|Flannel}}<sup>{{tag|Flannel}}</sup> or ''F<sup>F</sup>''. (By the way, ''F''' is the inverse of ''F''). | ||
{{tag|Flannel}}<sup>{{tag|Flannel}}</sup>. | |||
In other news, what is the hierarchy, [[and/or]] Venn diagram, [[as the case may be]], between “[[amend]]”, “[[supplement]]” and “[[modify]]”? Are you fearful enough to ''care'', O brave [[legal eagle]] of the sky? | |||
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CAN YOU SHOOT ME ALREADY?
This is flannel raised to the power of flannel, notated as FlannelFlannel or FF. (By the way, F' is the inverse of F).
In other news, what is the hierarchy, and/or Venn diagram, as the case may be, between “amend”, “supplement” and “modify”? Are you fearful enough to care, O brave legal eagle of the sky?
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Plain English Anatomy™ Noun | Verb | Adjective | Adverb | Preposition | Conjunction | Latin | Germany | Flannel | Legal triplicate | Nominalisation | Murder your darlings