This language sometimes uses the indicative case. The indicative case is a point you use words to create meaning with a word that may temporarily be the indicated thing. This is all depending on the usage and this is used in the idea to work with by feel. So by feel, the word means what you think. This is all in a word and usage is what you make of things. So I think this is a point to the use. Search for a word to get better results. If you want to speed up a search for a word, then place either a "= " before the search term, a 'term' or a " =" after the word. Otherwise a "," can go after the word. Otherwise you can search for a term like this, that is where the search term is with a space, " term", "term ", " term " or " term:", otherwise use a ; after the searchword like "search;" or " search;" and then you can use () in some manner like "(searchword)". This is done if you need to do so, that is also done where you get no actual results.
Thursday, February 20, 2020
Ikram moment- atlantian disctionary
http://atlantian.tk is where this came from, also if you need alt links then use this: http://atlantian.alturl.com/
This language sometimes uses the indicative case. The indicative case is a point you use words to create meaning with a word that may temporarily be the indicated thing. This is all depending on the usage and this is used in the idea to work with by feel. So by feel, the word means what you think. This is all in a word and usage is what you make of things. So I think this is a point to the use. Search for a word to get better results. If you want to speed up a search for a word, then place either a "= " before the search term, a 'term' or a " =" after the word. Otherwise a "," can go after the word. Otherwise you can search for a term like this, that is where the search term is with a space, " term", "term ", " term " or " term:", otherwise use a ; after the searchword like "search;" or " search;" and then you can use () in some manner like "(searchword)". This is done if you need to do so, that is also done where you get no actual results.
If you think to search for a term, just use the browsers find (in page) feature on the page you intend to search for the term.
This language sometimes uses the indicative case. The indicative case is a point you use words to create meaning with a word that may temporarily be the indicated thing. This is all depending on the usage and this is used in the idea to work with by feel. So by feel, the word means what you think. This is all in a word and usage is what you make of things. So I think this is a point to the use. Search for a word to get better results. If you want to speed up a search for a word, then place either a "= " before the search term, a 'term' or a " =" after the word. Otherwise a "," can go after the word. Otherwise you can search for a term like this, that is where the search term is with a space, " term", "term ", " term " or " term:", otherwise use a ; after the searchword like "search;" or " search;" and then you can use () in some manner like "(searchword)". This is done if you need to do so, that is also done where you get no actual results.
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