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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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what does this mean?
inflict a considerably greater degree of pain than a feasible
alternative method
inflict a considerably greater degree of pain than a feasible
alternative method
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Hi, what does this mean? inflict a considerably greater degree of pain than a feasible alternative method cause a lot more pain than a possible other way It seems to be part of some larger sentence. Clive
- Hi, what does this mean?
- inflict a considerably greater degree of pain than a feasible alternative method cause a lot more pain than a possible other way It seems to be part of some larger sentence.
- Clive
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Hi,
what does this mean?
inflict a considerably greater degree of pain than a feasible
alternative method
cause a lot more pain than a possible other way
It seems to be part of some larger sentence.
Clive
what does this mean?
inflict a considerably greater degree of pain than a feasible
alternative method
cause a lot more pain than a possible other way
It seems to be part of some larger sentence.
Clive
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Dear friend,
the exact meaning of the phrase you mention cannot be established since it occurs out of context, but, according to the general sense of the words that make it up, it can mean the following:
There exist two different methods of doing things in some field (let's suppose that the field is medicine and these methods are different
the exact meaning of the phrase you mention cannot be established since it occurs out of context, but, according to the general sense of the words that make it up, it can mean the following:
There exist two different methods of doing things in some field (let's suppose that the field is medicine and these methods are different
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