meaning of ''protocol'' in ''why were you giving him so much protocol?''

0The plan for a course of medical treatment or for a scientific experiment may be for 3rd one. 02br
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0 The people in your town are using a very unusual meaning for 01i00protocol02i00, I suspect. The sentences are very puzzling. Can you write a dialog or give more details about context? Under what circumstances are these sentences used?02br
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0 This is just a guess, but my first impression was that the original sentences referred to official recognition or honor -- "He was given so much protocol" could mean something like "he was treated like a very important, honored visitor." Of course this is not the regular meaning of protocol, but in all the sentences of the original poster you could replace "protocol" with "respect" and the s

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00As for me, a glass-half-empty person, I thought that you could replace "protocol" with "flak" to make the sentences sensible. 05002br
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01cite10Khoff12cite10This is just a guess, but my first impression was that the original sentences referred to official recognition or honor -- "He was given so much protocol" could mean something like "he was treated like a very important, honored visitor." Of course this is not the regular meaning of protocol,

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00As far as I know, a glass-half-full person means someone who is optimistic about everything and see only the positive sides e.g Polianna and for a glass-half-person think the co

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01cite10Khoff12cite10This is just a guess, but my first impression was that the original sentences referred to official recognition or honor -- "He was given so much protocol" could mean something like "he was treated like a very important, honored visitor." Of course this is not the regular meaning of protocol, but in all the sent

0 A glass which contains half of what it could contain is seen as either half-full or half-empty. Those who see it as half-empty have a pessimistic view of life; those who see it as half-full have an optimistic view of life.02br
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Could I ask how to ask- How much can this glass contain, how much can this glass hold? It can [contain]hold 16 oz.

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