What't the difference between preventive and preventative?
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'Preventive' measures are enough for me. Check with Mr. Strunk and Mr. White ("Elements Of Style").
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The two words are synonymous-looking in both the American Heritage and Webster's indicates that there is no difference between them, other than spelling.  However, in printing for warning labels, inflammable usually refers to something that can and will burn in high heat, while flammable usually means that it will catch fire more easily.  In general usage though, they are exactly the same.
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Assurance is someone telling you that it will NOT happen.\nInsurance is what need to cover your butt, just in case it does!
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Differences => spelling different\nSimilitudes => both are written in English
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there  is no difference at all \nthank you
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No one seems to know; people argue interchangeably over the two.\n\nThe ref below describes this in more detail.
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Conserve: to keep in a safe or sound state \n        : to avoid wasteful or destructive use of \nPreserve: to keep safe from injury, harm, or destruction \n        : to keep alive, intact, or free from decay \n\nVery little differance between the two. The best I could describe it is that we conserve things we use; conserve energy, gas, water.  We preserve things that we want to use later or don't want to use again, but that we don't want to decompose; we preserve artifacts, food, customs.
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both one is singular, the other plural\n\n:> peace\n.
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Why? What's the difference?
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No they have completely different meanings.\n\nThe first one means just what it says.\n\nThe second says that you didn't get tired til after ten hours.
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Without reference to English law specifically, the difference is permanence. An easement implies a permanence that is not necessarily present with a license (or, as you'd spell it, licence.)\n\nOrdinarily an easement is a recorded document that runs with the ownership of the land - it's an irrevocable right. A license, by its nature, may be for a limited period or may be revoked under certain conditions.
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I had taken algebra. Past tense.\nI ran versions of both sentence structures thru Microsoft Words grammar checker, and it didn't flag either one.
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check is just a regularity.  inspection is to check specifically for certain things.
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Yes, there is a difference. One gives you natural cancer and the other one gives you just plain old cancer.
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Continuious is anything that happens over and over again, without end, on time, every time.\nContinual is anything that happens again and again, but not on a timed basis.
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It's the same as the difference between the prevention and the cure.\n\nMitigation means you take steps to limit the problem.  Litigation means "to heck with mitigation, I'm gonna sue someone".
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Organic = Contains carbon\nInorganic = No carbon\n\nThis is not always true because of carbon dioxide.