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NYT Spelling Bee Answers for October 16 2025 (10/16/25)

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The New York Times Spelling Bee is similar to games that feature a scrambled up set of letters that you have to find words within (or a word using all the letters!), but there’s a maddening twist-you can use letters more than once and all words must contain the letter in the center of the hive. If [.] The post NYT Spelling Bee Answers for October 16 2025 (10/16/25) appeared first on Try Hard Guides. Continue reading NYT Spelling Bee Answers for October 16 2025 (10/16/25)→

Social Media Is Changing Japan’s Everyday Language

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The Cultural Affairs Agency has, for the first time, surveyed how the spread of social media is affecting the Japanese language in its annual survey on public opinion regarding the national language, revealing that nearly 90 percent of respondents believe there is some impact. Continue reading Social Media Is Changing Japan’s Everyday Language→

Social Media Is Changing Japan’s Everyday Language

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The Cultural Affairs Agency has, for the first time, surveyed how the spread of social media is affecting the Japanese language in its annual survey on public opinion regarding the national language, revealing that nearly 90 percent of respondents believe there is some impact. Continue reading Social Media Is Changing Japan’s Everyday Language→

Social Media Is Changing Japan’s Everyday Language

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The Cultural Affairs Agency has, for the first time, surveyed how the spread of social media is affecting the Japanese language in its annual survey on public opinion regarding the national language, revealing that nearly 90 percent of respondents believe there is some impact. Continue reading Social Media Is Changing Japan’s Everyday Language→

Social Media Is Changing Japan’s Everyday Language

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The Cultural Affairs Agency has, for the first time, surveyed how the spread of social media is affecting the Japanese language in its annual survey on public opinion regarding the national language, revealing that nearly 90 percent of respondents believe there is some impact. Continue reading Social Media Is Changing Japan’s Everyday Language→

Social Media Is Changing Japan’s Everyday Language

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The Cultural Affairs Agency has, for the first time, surveyed how the spread of social media is affecting the Japanese language in its annual survey on public opinion regarding the national language, revealing that nearly 90 percent of respondents believe there is some impact. Continue reading Social Media Is Changing Japan’s Everyday Language→

Word of the Day: Exert

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The article defines “exert” as a verb meaning to apply effort or influence to achieve something, tracing its origin to Latin and providing various synonyms and usage examples. Continue reading Word of the Day: Exert→