...one click as a [[command verb]], but [[claims of corruption]] is a [[noun phrase]] for the result).
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...but mostly because we really want to use only [[noun phrase]]s and [[verb phrase]]s that are well-known and can become habitual in daily conversation. If i
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The phrase "'''knowledge is power'''" is attributed to [[w:Francis Bacon]].
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When someone uses a phrase like '''family values''' they are probably referring to a certain set of mo
Even just using a phrase like [[moral purchasing]] assumes that some moral value can be agreed on by
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This shorter [[verb phrase]] is more useful as a [[slogan]].
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The shorter [[verb phrase]] is more useful in slogans.
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...ia]] uses. We prefer [[Consumerium:intermediate page types]] since that [[phrase can be used in a sentence]] more easily than "list of".''
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...t]]s. What exactly it means is [[factionally defined]]m, but this exact [[phrase]] is so common that it is one of the [[Six Principles]] of [[Greens]], and
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In [[user interface design]], a '''command verb''' is a [[verb]] or [[verb phrase]] that actually triggers some software functionality, e.g. [[edit page]], [
...object (usually assumed [[noun phrase]] or [[pronoun]]) of the '''command phrase''' must be simply guessed or known in advance.
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'''Anchor text''' is the specialized word or phrase that you place in a link ''instead of the name of the target article''. Yo
...[[eco-syndicalism|sustainable trades]]</nowiki>. So please don't. If one phrase is equivalent to another, or one article is about several topics, create re
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...ly, it is better to create a [[redirect]] so that the relative use of that phrase or implication is easy to track with [[what links here]], and so that anyon
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'''Cyberterror''' is a [[propaganda]] phrase that should be avoided. Use the more specific terms [[denial of service at
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...of people, issues and groups shaping the public agenda". With this simple phrase it becomes relatively clear what the project is and is not doing.
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...code or tests or [[trademark]]able [[label data]]. That is, if you see a phrase like "[[no old growth]]", you want reassurance that this is the label that
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...m must "result from miscommunication or misunderstanding" nor who uses the phrase "builds trust" or "enhances relationships" or refers to equity as something
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:"ad hominem" is a Latin phrase used very commonly in English (just like "ad nauseum", and also "i.e." and
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"Venceremos" is a spanish phrase that translates roughly as, "We shall overcome."
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=== use of this phrase to intimidate ===
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...ing as you do on the user's screen, i.e. [[single login]], using that word/phrase "login" or "log in" consistently, and there will be no confusion about what
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...are known as "keywords". If a user mission to find a particular phrase or phrase in the google search, the list of advertiser hyperlinks appears in order co
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