no greater than/not greater than
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a. A man's worth is no greater than his ambitions b. A man's worth is not greater than his ambitions only the error is Closing punctuation, both the "no greater than/not greater than" making same sense in this sentence A man's worth is no/not greater than his ambitions.
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- A man's worth is no greater than his ambitions b.
- A man's worth is not greater than his ambitions only the error is Closing punctuation, both the "no greater than/not greater than" making same sense in this sentence A man's worth is no/not greater than his ambitions.
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a. A man's worth is no greater than his ambitions
b. A man's worth is not greater than his ambitions
only the error is Closing punctuation, both the "no greater than/not greater than" making same sense in this sentence
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"No greater" means that a man's ambitions limit his worth. "Not greater" is a simple statement of fact, that W<A.
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