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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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any good/some good
0 ill wind does not bring 00 any good to someone 00 . 02 br
00 It's a bad wind which doesn't bring 00 some good to someone 00 . 02 br
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00 What is the difference in the meanings of the above sentences? 02 br
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00 Could anyone explain it? 0-
00 It's a bad wind which doesn't bring 00 some good to someone 00 . 02 br
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00 What is the difference in the meanings of the above sentences? 02 br
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00 Could anyone explain it? 0-
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0 Your first sentence means that no one benefits from an 'ill wind'. 02 br
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00 the second sentence means that someone will benefit from an 'ill wind'. 0-
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00 the second sentence means that someone will benefit from an 'ill wind'. 0-
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