Status Quo - Quid Pro Quo

Definition of QUID PRO QUO

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Chronos & C.J. Catalizer - Quid Est Veritas?

“i.e.” stands for “id est” in Latin, which translates to “that is” or “in other words” in English. It is used to clarify or provide further explanation for something that was just mentioned. It’s commonly used to provide an alternative or more specific way of expressing the previous statement. For example, I.E. either it’s God’s will or not. #LifeOfALevite ~Bonded~ | Kevin Bond

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Quid Pro Quo Harassment | Overview & Examples

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