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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Not excluded
> I assume that one of the biggest challenges in the event of such natural catastrophes could very well be – however not excluded - the XX Subway System as well as other critical lower-lying areas etc.
I don't understand what "however not excluded" means in this sentence.
In my assumption, "could very well be" means "highly possibly" and "not excluded" means "including".
I wonder why they are connected with "however".
I don't understand what "however not excluded" means in this sentence.
In my assumption, "could very well be" means "highly possibly" and "not excluded" means "including".
I wonder why they are connected with "however".
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I don't understand what "however not excluded" means in this sentence. Nor do I! Clive
- I don't understand what "however not excluded" means in this sentence.
- Nor do I!
- Clive
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I don't understand what "however not excluded" means in this sentence.
Nor do I!
Clive
Nor do I!
Clive
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Thank you, Clive!
If you don't understand, no wonder I don't understand!
If you don't understand, no wonder I don't understand!
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