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Produce, Create and Generate: the differences

The English language verbs Produce, Create and Generate have related meanings, but they are different, as I shall explain, using British English examples. All three verbs are used to describe making something. Produce is used to emphasise the the process of forming the end product.

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Intrude and Interfere: the differences

The English language verbs Intrude and Interfere have similar meanings, but they are different, as I shall explain, using British English examples. Intrude means to go into a place where you should not be. This could be as simple as causing someone inconvenience by being…

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The Great British Sewing Bee Location - Season Four

Tanner Street Venue - Interior In the fourth season of The Great British Sewing Bee, 2016, Claudia Winkleman hosts and Savile Row's Patrick Grant and fashion designer Esme Young of Central Saint Martins, judge the contestants. Historical details were provided by Katy CanalesĀ of the V&A…

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"B U R N T" - Robert Wun Fashion

Robert Wun gave us his BURNT fashion collection, featuring neoprene and liquid, fluted forms. Model Lexi @ Select. Robert Wun Fashion B U R N T "BURNT" - Black Robert Wun Fashion B U R N T "BURNT" - Black and White Robert Wun Fashion…

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Ipso Facto and De Facto - the differences

The English language phrases Ipso Facto and De Facto have related meanings, but they are different as I shall explain, with examples of their British English usage. Ipso Facto means "by the fact itself" - i.e. something that is immediately known from an initial fact.

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