Did over
Kim Jong-un, the still youthful ruler of North Korea, is usually dismissed as dangerous and a “madman”. The latest missile strike into the waters of Japan, passing as it did over populated areas of Hokkaido and triggering sirens and some alarm, shows that, whatever a psychiatrist might make of him, Mr Kim has the capacity to fashion his interventions with impressive skill and judgement. In that respect, at least, he stands firmly in the tradition of history’s worst despots, who combined genocidal instincts with tactical gifts. Dangerous, in other words, but maybe not mad.
What does 'did over' mean here?
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contraposition What does 'did over' mean here? It refers to the passing of the missile above those regions.
- contraposition What does 'did over' mean here?
- It refers to the passing of the missile above those regions.
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contrapositionWhat does 'did over' mean here?
It refers to the passing of the missile above those regions.
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