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As a male raccoon, my pronouns are he/him or it/it, with certain contexts favoring one or the other.

As the saying goes: "One man's trash is mine now."

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Does the community think that we need a 'grammar, but too basic for ELU: almost any book on grammar will answer this clearly' close-vote reason?
Feb 16
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"I'm against this question primarily because of the username and icon"
Jun 6
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Is Merriam Webster dictionary an outdated and unreliable dictionary?
Aug 13, 2023
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Replacing our "research" close reason: Completed
Sep 9, 2023
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What books about English grammar are the standard for linguists and what for non-linguists?
Jul 23, 2023
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If a question is too easy, should it be closed, or should it be migrated to ELL?
Jan 24, 2023
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What does this community stand for?
Oct 9
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Backing up i.imgur.com images that may be at risk due to their new ToS
May 6, 2023
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How do those "Your answer could be improved with additional supporting information" things work?
Mar 5, 2023
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Best translation for the Egyptian idiom: "He falls standing"
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Why can I write "Please open window" without an article?
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Is there a specific name for that singular exhalation laugh that happens when you read something only slightly funny?
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"Boy howdy!" Where did this expression come from, who uses it, and what does it convey?
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What is a term for a phenomenon where two people doing the same job are less effective than one person doing it alone?