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Kokakola
Which one is correct, "She has a dissent about their wedding and she dissents from/about him."
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madgepat
do we say "equal chances for" or "equal chances to"
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- Soulwriter
  'They have an equal chance to win'. 'Is there any chance of getting a drink around here?'
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Mesotekan
im simply asking if i should write please practice your due diligence or just practice due diligence. or is either fine?
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- Soulwriter
  'practice your due diligence' is correct
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shennelle
Thank you! This is perfect, now I can see if I made any error since I have a big essay to write!
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Hello
Is work nicely
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- rinat
  Thanks for your positive feedback!
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