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		Jibe or jive; it's confusing. Use this handy guide and never worry about it again!
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		<h2>Jibe</h2>
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				<li>To be in accord, to agree.		
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			Examples:
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				<li>The facts don't jibe with his conclusion
				<li>Her opinion jibes with how I think it works too
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		<h2>Jive</h2>
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				<li>Swing music or swing dance
				<li>The jargon of hipsters
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			Examples:
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				<li>Grandma and grandpa still listen to jive
				<li>I'm tired of listening to your jive talk
				<li><a href="/jive.gif">Look at that jive-ass kid do the jive</a>
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		So, if you want to emphasize that two things agree or compliment each other, you want to use <strong>jibe</strong>. If you're talking dance or some killer swing music, you probably want <strong>jive</strong>... or dubstep, whatever, I'm not here to judge.
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