The "no" used to say waht? I consider the configuration of "no + noun" is in this way that 1. To exist, happen, or to be done, the thing that a new actor is good is not able. 2. It is not possible that a new actor is good. 3. There is no passibility (attached to) that a new actor is good.
2. In No smoking,
The no used to say: 1. Smoking is not able to exist, happen or to be done. 2. There is no passibility (attached to) smoking. 3. Smoking is not possible.
Is it true to life?
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If the belows are justified?
1. The thing is / shows / has possibility. = There is possibility (attached to) the thing. 2. There is a strong possibility (attached to) I won't be back by the weekend. = I won't be back by the weekend is / has / shows within a strong possibility.
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