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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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> Generally low formaldehyde emission levels (4 stars) are not a requirement for all of the cur-rent markets that [company name] operates in.
Does this mean that the low emission levels are not required in any of the market, or in some of the market?
Does this mean that the low emission levels are not required in any of the market, or in some of the market?
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It's ambiguous; it could mean either.
- It's ambiguous; it could mean either.
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You're welcome, and you're right that "any" or "some" would clarify that sentence.
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