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What's the difference between advice and suggestion?
Let's say do you have any advice or do you have any suggestions, is there any difference in nuance?
Or how about thanks for the advice or thanks for the suggestion?

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What's the difference between advice and suggestion? 
Let's say do you have any advice or do you have any suggestions, is there any difference in nuance? 
Or how about thanks for the advice or thanks for the suggestion?
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