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Anonymous Mary is beautiful par her sarcastic demeanor. There is a mistake in that sentence. As posted, it does not make sense.
- Anonymous Mary is beautiful par her sarcastic demeanor.
- There is a mistake in that sentence.
- As posted, it does not make sense.
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AnonymousMary is beautiful par her sarcastic demeanor.There is a mistake in that sentence. As posted, it does not make sense.
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That is par for the course.
He is a good golfer, he scores par on most holes.
I don't feel well; I feel below par.
David Beckham's playing was not up to par after he left England.
He is a good golfer, he scores par on most holes.
I don't feel well; I feel below par.
David Beckham's playing was not up to par after he left England.
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AnonymousDoes this make sense?Par walking, I do enjoy exercise.No
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AnonymousPar walking, I do enjoy exercise.Please look up the word "par" in your dictionary.
I think you have confused it with another word, but it is difficult to guess what that word might be.
The phrase "except for" fits both of your sentences.
Mary is beautiful except for her sarcastic demeanor.
Except for walking, I do enjoy exer
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Mary is beautiful, but her sarcastic demeanor, which you didn't like, is par for the course with her.
I like to exercise, but I find walking boring, but that's par for the course in the exercise world.
I like to exercise, but I find walking boring, but that's par for the course in the exercise world.
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