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16 Nov 2014
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Resolution and Solution.
Which word do you use more as an answer for trouble ?
Resolution and Solution.
Which word do you use more as an answer for trouble ?
Which word do you use more as an answer for trouble ?
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Solution.
Resolution would not be limited as an answer for trouble, but as an "end" to any kind of situation.
- English (US)
I use "solution" more. Example: "What is the solution to this problem?"
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