What is the difference between catalogue and catalog? I cannot really decide which one to use for a product catalogue for a shop.
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My interpretation of the difference is that "Such requests cannot be accepted" means "requests such as these", in other words the list of requests given is a representative sample of the sort of request that cannot be accepted.
"These requests cannot be accepted," on the other hand, means that these specific requests are, for some reason, unacceptable.
According to Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary and Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, bobsled is used more often in North American English, bobsleigh is used more often in British English. There is no difference between them.
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They have the same meaning. Catalogue is used in British English whereas catalog is mostly used in American English. I've also seen cases where catalogue was used by some American friends, though.