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Jackson6612 Posted 14 years ago
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Now this is the tipping point! I have been tolerating his unbearable attitude...
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Could you please tell me if the following sentences correct? Is using the phrase "tipping point" a right choice? Can you think of another word? Thank you.
Now this is the tipping point! I have been tolerating his unbearable attitude for so long but this all ends here. Now I'm gonna confront all his meanness and selfishness.
Regards
Jackson
Could you please tell me if the following sentences correct? Is using the phrase "tipping point" a right choice? Can you think of another word? Thank you.
Now this is the tipping point! I have been tolerating his unbearable attitude for so long but this all ends here. Now I'm gonna confront all his meanness and selfishness.
Regards
Jackson
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s=t ! Tipping point is a more recent coinage for a large-scale cultural or process change.
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- Tipping point is a more recent coinage for a large-scale cultural or process change.
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Now that (something happened that caused you to change) is thehttp://dictionary.reference.com/browse/last+straw?s=t!
Tipping point is a more recent coinage for a large-scale cultural or process change.
Tipping point is a more recent coinage for a large-scale cultural or process change.
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