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What is the real definition of crap?
Crap is something that is less than of acceptable quality, it could refer to an action or to a thing. Crap could also refer to what animals expel from their bodies.
What is AUPs?
This would refer to a website's Acceptable Use Policy.
What name was used to refer to the young women of the 1920 who dressed and behaved in a socially unacceptable way?
Flapper
Is Dra an acceptable abbreviation to refer to a female doctor?
yes...
What are soft bodies in the animal kingdom?
The term "soft bodies" refer to animals with no skeleton.
What are the governing bodies of accounting?
Please refer to GAAP Principles.
If you suspect that problem exist refer your client to?
refer your client to a qualified medical professional
What is distortion criteria?
Distortion criteria refer to the acceptable level of distortion or error in a signal or system before it is considered unacceptable. It helps in evaluating the quality of the output signal by comparing it to the original input signal. Various measurements and standards are used to determine distortion criteria in different contexts such as audio processing, image processing, and data transmission.
What is the Opposite of landforms?
The opposite of landforms would be "water bodies" or "bodies of water," which refer to features such as oceans, lakes, rivers, and ponds. Landforms typically refer to physical features on the Earth's surface, while water bodies refer to areas where water is the dominant element.
Is the term 'beaners' acceptable?
The term "beaners" is a slang term which is not really deemed acceptable by society. It is used to refer to people who are Hispanic or of Mexican descent, as well as illegal immigrants.
Is is proper English to say getting your hair DID or hair DONE?
Neither. Getting hair professionally styled is proper. It is acceptable to refer to getting your hair done. It is never acceptable to say "getting your hair did".
What is the difference between a professional degree and PhD degree?
Professional degrees refer to degrees such as medical doctors, lawyers, etc.
