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A quick definition of neutral:

Neutral: When someone or something is neutral, it means they don't take sides in a disagreement or fight. For example, a judge who is neutral won't pick a side in a court case. A country that is neutral won't help either side in a war. A neutral person or country stays out of the fight and doesn't get involved.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Neutral is an adjective that means indifferent or not taking sides in a dispute. It can also be a noun referring to a person or country that is not involved in a conflict and is committed to aiding neither side.

1. The judge remained neutral during the trial, refraining from taking sides.

2. Switzerland is a neutral country that does not participate in wars and is committed to aiding neither side.

3. The nonpartisan arbitrator acted as a neutral third party in the dispute between the two parties.

The examples illustrate the definition of neutral by showing situations where someone or something is not taking sides in a conflict or dispute. In the first example, the judge remains neutral to ensure a fair trial. In the second example, Switzerland is a neutral country that does not take sides in wars. In the third example, the nonpartisan arbitrator acts as a neutral third party to help resolve the dispute between the two parties.

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lilypadfrog
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i hope u guys would put me down like a dog that bit a baby
Trismegistus
13:02
@texaslawhopefully: i saw 3/4 down alphabet then 30- mins later 1/2 down alphabet
texaslawhopefully
13:02
so they're still calling?
Trismegistus
13:03
that i dont know
KeenHeartbreakingRattlesnake
13:03
the Penn e wave is about to cook me
atwatodbit
13:03
@sadpadresfan: did you get your Cornell scholly with your A at the same time? I think they gave me nothing...
lilypadfrog
13:04
tex also got cornell scholly ask him
texaslawhopefully
13:04
there's a form you fill out
texaslawhopefully
13:04
and they'll get back to you within a few days
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@atwatodbit: they emailed me a day after submitting the form
atwatodbit
13:05
ah ok, i've seen that, just need to get parental info then. just making sure
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lilypadfrog
13:06
what if you fill this out and you haven’t been admitted? just a next level move? they probably have to let you in then
PerpetualCheerfulBeaver
13:06
I applied to all my places in late september and am still waiting to hear back. ive missed all three types of waves (WL,R,A) am i screwed??
texaslawhopefully
13:07
Your guess is as good as mine. I'm in the same boat for most schools
Trismegistus
13:07
begging chicago for an A
atwatodbit
13:08
the vast majority of the t14 has not hit 50% of their As, many have not even hit 25%. zero reason for panic
PerpetualCheerfulBeaver
13:08
Thank you texas!
choosingpeace
13:08
missing CLS and Penn waves im so screwed
choosingpeace
13:08
i applied early too i hate everything im crashing out im crashing OUT
PerpetualCheerfulBeaver
13:08
I literally have no experience in this type of stuff, but if i get waitlisted, should i send an email about continued interest?
lilypadfrog
13:09
im so nonchalant
lilypadfrog
13:09
i will probably hear something back eventually
texaslawhopefully
13:10
I wish I could be like you lily
Trismegistus
13:10
im actively losingh my mind man
choosingpeace
13:10
@texaslawhopefully: lmaoo same Im crashing out so bad like it's never been this bad
texaslawhopefully
13:11
I need Chicago on Friday
Trismegistus
13:11
me too
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13:11
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