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in other words
said in a different, clearer way. Does she have the right work experience and skills — in other words, can she do the job?
Related vocabulary: if you will, in a manner of speaking, so to speak
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One writer, in other words, says that the unity of Sacred Scripture is so complete that it all boils down to one Word (namely, Jesus), a fully supportable claim, and another writer confirms this by stating, "The books contain .
In other words, memory improved when the study and test conditions tweaked a common mental operation, such as verbal or perceptual processing, Roediger maintains.
 
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