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DirtyGame Posted 11 years ago
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adj. vs. the+adj
"..to condemn violent extremism"
"..to condemn the violent extremism"
Doesn't the former sentence suggest the concept of condemning a variant of extremism which is the violent one, while the latter promotes condoming the extremism which carries violence in its nature?
"..to condemn the violent extremism"
Doesn't the former sentence suggest the concept of condemning a variant of extremism which is the violent one, while the latter promotes condoming the extremism which carries violence in its nature?
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DirtyGame while the latter promotes condoming the extremism which carries violence in its nature? No. The first condemns the general concept of violent extremism, and the second condemns a particular example or event.
- DirtyGame while the latter promotes condoming the extremism which carries violence in its nature?
- No.
- The first condemns the general concept of violent extremism, and the second condemns a particular example or event.
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DirtyGamewhile the latter promotes condoming the extremism which carries violence in its nature?No.
The first condemns the general concept of violent extremism, and the second condemns a particular example or event.
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