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Common Latin Phrases in English

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show a temporary committee formed for a special purpose  
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ad infinitum   show
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ad nauseam   show
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alias   show
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alibi   show
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show refers to the university or high school one attended  
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show abbreviation commonly used in calendars to mark years since the birth of Jesus of Nazareth  
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alumni   show
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show genuine; legit; real  
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carpe diem   show
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caveat emptor   show
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show (for dates) around; approximately  
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compos mentis   show
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show literally "with praise"; it's a cumulative award for academic success for graduates  
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show a resumé  
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de facto   show
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e.g.   show
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show therefore  
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*errata   show
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show and so on  
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show literally, "after the fact" - laws that punish crimes that were legal when committed  
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i.e.   show
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show about; concerning; regarding  
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show taking place outside a living organism (especially in petri dishes or test tubes); artificial  
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show among other things  
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show masterpiece  
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mea culpa   show
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show for each year  
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show for each person  
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show in itself; intrinsically, not for other reasons or causes  
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show an unacceptable or unwelcome person  
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post-mortem   show
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show proportional(ly); at the given rate  
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show something (usually favors) given for something else; similar to "this for that," “tit for tat,” or “you scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours"  
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show literally, “may he rest in peace” - a benediction for the dead often inscribed on tombstones or other grave markers  
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show literally, “always faithful” - the motto of several institutions, including the U.S. Marine Corps  
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(sic)   show
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show the existing “state of affairs”  
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tabula rasa   show
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terra firma   show
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show word for word; in exactly the same words  
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show against  
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show opposite; the other way round  
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show before noon / after noon  
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interim   show
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memorandum; memo   show
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show a brief note added to an already finished letter  
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pro/contra   show
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