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Meaning of "equally high"
Is there a difference in meaning between the following two sentences?
"Both groups of people showed equally high blood pressure."
"Both groups of people showed equal blood pressure."
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#1 implies that the numbers were equal, and high. #2 does not say that the numbers were high.
- #1 implies that the numbers were equal, and high.
- #2 does not say that the numbers were high.
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#1 implies that the numbers were equal, and high.
#2 does not say that the numbers were high.
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