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Muhammed Sola Posted 7 years ago
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Ok, thank you. What about this "I don't necessarily agree with what is said in the article"?? What is implied to you in this case?
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What about this "I don't necessarily agree with what is said in the article"?? What is implied to you in this case? It implies that I didn't write the article.
- What about this "I don't necessarily agree with what is said in the article"??
- What is implied to you in this case?
- It implies that I didn't write the article.
- I don't agree .
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What about this "I don't necessarily agree with what is said in the article"?? What is implied to you in this case?
It implies that I didn't write the article.
I don't agree . . . States my opinion clearly.
I don't necessarily agree . . . Implies that there are circumstances under which I might agree
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