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Vsuresh Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Information gathering
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What is the difference when one says he goes for insight information instead of information gathering?
Can you help?
What is the difference when one says he goes for insight information instead of information gathering?
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Hi Suresh, 'Insight' deals with incisive understanding, while 'information' sounds more factual. Consequently, the phrase 'insight information' is not a good one to use. Clive
- Hi Suresh, 'Insight' deals with incisive understanding, while 'information' sounds more factual.
- Consequently, the phrase 'insight information' is not a good one to use.
- Clive
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Hi Suresh,
'Insight' deals with incisive understanding, while 'information' sounds more factual.
Consequently, the phrase 'insight information' is not a good one to use.
Clive
'Insight' deals with incisive understanding, while 'information' sounds more factual.
Consequently, the phrase 'insight information' is not a good one to use.
Clive
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Thank you, Clive.
Thanks is never adequate for the help you render to non- native speakers like me.
Thanks is never adequate for the help you render to non- native speakers like me.
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If you heard this in conversation, the phrase that was used is likely to have been inside information, which is information known only to a privileged few.
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