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Sextus Posted 20 years ago
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Discriminate or distinguish?
"These two aspects must be discriminated for two reasons."
Should I rather say "distinguished" or "distinguished from each other"?
Thanks,
Sextus
Should I rather say "distinguished" or "distinguished from each other"?
Thanks,
Sextus
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Hello Sextus
I think I'd use "...must be distinguished for two reasons..."
MrP
I think I'd use "...must be distinguished for two reasons..."
MrP
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