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Office vs. Officer

Finding the differences between Office and Officer

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Office vs. Officer

A room or building in which people work, usually sitting at desks.
An important and usually powerful position.
The people who work in an office.

Someone who is in charge of other people, especially in the armed forces or the police.
Someone who has a responsible position in a club or similar group.
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