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    Intuitively, "not popular with" is referring to the students as a body with one opinion; "not popular among" means not many among the students like him
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    You found all three on Google because all three are acceptable depending on circumstances As a guideline - use pass-through where it is an adjective before a noun (or sometimes an object-verbal noun compound such as egg-beater): They inspected the pass-through residue in the sediment trap use passthrough as a noun, unless this makes it too long and cumbersome: He found a passthrough in the
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    It seems to me that semicolons are rarely used today in ordinary English writing - even in newspapers and books They appear to have been replaced, in many cases, by em-dashes and hyphens (the hyphen
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    Is there a word for someone who always tends to be the catalyst to conflict, then backs out of said conflict with a victim mentality? For example provoking an argument and then saying something lik
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