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I think the expression should be taken at face value -- there seem to be no hidden meanings. However, it's impossible to know what it really refers to in the absence of any context.
- I think the expression should be taken at face value -- there seem to be no hidden meanings.
- However, it's impossible to know what it really refers to in the absence of any context.
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I think the expression should be taken at face value -- there seem to be no hidden meanings.
However, it's impossible to know what it really refers to in the absence of any context.
However, it's impossible to know what it really refers to in the absence of any context.
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" FREE " CAN MEAN MANY THINGS, and that meaning has changed over the years. It raises suspicions, yet has the power to grab attention like almost nothing else.
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contraposition What does it mean?like almost nothing else = unlike almost everything else
nothing else = no other thing
everything else = every other thing
It is like almost nothing else = It is not like any other thing, with very few exceptions.
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