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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
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Does "anything between" mean "about (34-6) hostages of"?

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Hostages killed as Algerian troops storm gas field



Conflicting reports suggest anything between six and 34 hostages have lost their lives in raid
  

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NL888 Does "anything between" mean "about (34-6) hostages of"? Yes. (We'd typically put the smaller number first.

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  • NL888 Does "anything between" mean "about (34-6) hostages of"?
  • Yes.
  • (We'd typically put the smaller number first.
  • 6-34)
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NL888 Does "anything between" mean "about (34-6) hostages of"?
Yes. (We'd typically put the smaller number first. 6-34)
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