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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary
Comment is free, but facts are sacred.
"Comment is free, but facts are sacred." (CP Scott, the Manchester Guardian editor in 1921.)
Does the sentence above mean that a comment is a free interpretation of facts whereas the fact itself cannot be freely interpreted in a way as it is in the comment?
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tkacka15 Does the sentence above mean that a comment is a free interpretation of facts It means that everyone is welcome to comment in any way on anything. tkacka15 facts are sacred. However, you cannot distort facts.
- tkacka15 Does the sentence above mean that a comment is a free interpretation of facts It means that everyone is welcome to comment in any way on anything.
- tkacka15 facts are sacred.
- However, you cannot distort facts.
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tkacka15Does the sentence above mean that a comment is a free interpretation of facts
It means that everyone is welcome to comment in any way on anything.
tkacka15 facts are sacred.
However, you cannot distort facts.
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