What is the difference between head coldand runny nose?Feel free to just provide example sentences.

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Moon_dash

22 Mar 03:34 AM

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@Browar A cold is when you have a runny nose, but it can last for days, or weeks, maybe even months. A runny nose is when you have to blow your nose as if you have a cold, but it doesn’t last a long time.

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