(And for you kids at home eager to detect self-serving rationalizations, look for phrases like "rip-off ball fees" and "exorbitant prices").
Also look for phrases you don't understand.
Look for phrases that describe the skills relevant to the job.
If you don't have the cash to buy a lot outright, look for phrases such as, "owner will hold," meaning that the owner will agree to finance the property.
Look for phrases like "Open and Affirming" United Church of Christ, "More Light" Presbyterians, other non-discriminating denominations include, Episcopal, Evangelical Lutheran Church of America, and the original denomination founded by and for the LGBT community the Metropolitan Community Churches MCC, as well as all the large churches in Canada in the Scandinavian countries.
He does sophisticated searches on page updates and looks for phrases like, "We are no longer taking orders," or, "We regret to inform".
Papers sent to Plagiarism.org are checked by a computer, which looks for phrases matching those from other sources or are partly altered (www.plagiarism.org).org
On Instagram, using the social platform convention of hashtagging, a potential customer trawls through the app looking for phrases like #weed4sale or the names of the drugs themselves (#mdma, #mephedrone etc).
The algorithm primarily looks for phrases often used in clickbait headlines but not in legitimate headlines, similar to email spam filters.
The curator read through all 313 phrases, looking for phrases that suggest a new concept.
Look for the phrase "The New T-Mobile" soon.
