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Taka Posted 14 years ago
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Do these two mean exactly the same?
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Taka exactly Of course not, Taka. You know that. There are different words in those sentences.
- Taka exactly Of course not, Taka.
- You know that.
- There are different words in those sentences.
- What is the likelihood that they are exactly the same?
- Or as you put it, exactly .
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Taka exactlyOf course not, Taka. You know that. There are different words in those sentences. What is the likelihood that they are exactly the same? Or as you put it, exactly.
That said, they are as exactly the same as you can have without repeating the exact same words.
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I said 'Does it mean exactly the same?', Jim.
Do these two have exactly the same meaning?
Do these two have exactly the same meaning?
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