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    This document distinguishes between several pairs of related terms, including corrugated vs perforated, tongue vs groove, concave vs convex, and inner vs outer. It also distinguishes between latter vs former, foreground vs background vs underground, and cut vs paste vs copy. Finally, it distinguishes between key vs lock vs key stroke and several other pairs of technical terms.

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    This document distinguishes between several pairs of related terms, including corrugated vs perforated, tongue vs groove, concave vs convex, and inner vs outer. It also distinguishes between latter vs former, foreground vs background vs underground, and cut vs paste vs copy. Finally, it distinguishes between key vs lock vs key stroke and several other pairs of technical terms.

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    Distinguishing Terms

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    This document distinguishes between several pairs of related terms, including corrugated vs perforated, tongue vs groove, concave vs convex, and inner vs outer. It also distinguishes between latter vs former, foreground vs background vs underground, and cut vs paste vs copy. Finally, it distinguishes between key vs lock vs key stroke and several other pairs of technical terms.

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    SEMESTER I--SUPPLEMENTARY WORK--DISTINGUISHING TERMS (a vs b)

    comp.

    corrugated vs perforated
    tongue vs groove
    concave vs convex
    inner vs outer
    latter vs former
    foreground vs background vs underground
    cut vs paste (to clipboard) vs copy (to)
    remove vs insert
    key vs lock vs key stroke
    indoor vs outdoor
    underpass vs overpass
    underground train vs elevated train
    extinguish vs ignite
    expand vs extend
    contract vs compress vs compact
    advice vs advise
    retrieve vs call-up
    restore vs revert
    dead end vs deadlock
    dead center vs dead level
    projecting vs protruding
    submerge vs emerge vs merge
    save vs save as
    download vs upload
    hard copy vs soft copy
    client vs server vs host
    authentication vs authorization
    land line vs wireless
    insource vs outsource
    edit vs process
    alignment (left/right) vs justification

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