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GRAY
There's still a lot of gray between the blacks and the whites.
What does the above phrase mean?
What does the above phrase mean?
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A gray area is ' an undefined situation or subject that does not seem to conform to known categories or rules; an intermediate area or topic that is not clearly defined'. I'll need more context to be more specific.
- A gray area is ' an undefined situation or subject that does not seem to conform to known categories or rules; an intermediate area or topic that is not clearly defined'.
- I'll need more context to be more specific.
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A gray area is 'an undefined situation or subject that does not seem to conform to known categories
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The sentence was as below:
You don't want to accept no as the final answer, so you might try to rephrase your question. Although you were hoping for a resolution today, there's still a lot of gray between the blacks and the whites.
You don't want to accept no as the final answer, so you might try to rephrase your question. Although you were hoping for a resolution today, there's still a lot of gray between the blacks and the whites.
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