
To the optimist, this tank is half-full. To the pessimist, it’s upside down.
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- Though probably on purpose due to the mechanism used, the E and F appear to be switched

I didn’t know he left.
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My favorite part is the hidden algebra problem.
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- “ROUTE’S” does not require an apostrophe

Bucky wants subject-verb agreement.
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- “Each year there is numerous” should be “Each year there are numerous”
- “one campus” should be “on campus”

I prefer the community chest.
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- “WAIST” should be “WASTE”

Tell me more about how I can to support my local growers for my very much apple enjoyment!
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Off the record: they go where the hair is.
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- “formally” should be “formerly”

But what about paprika?
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- “hazel” should be “hassle”

Come for the academics, stay for the doodling.
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- The first “your” should be “you’re”

I hear the bacon is a little underdone.
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- “IN TO” should be one word
- “TO CARRY” should be “TO BE CARRIED”
- Really, the whole sentence needs to be rewritten: “Please do not take any food out of the dining area”