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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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"To the question of whether he thought United were capable of recovering the lost ground, he replied: "I've got nothing to suggest anything else."" [From The Guardian.]
Does the reply mean that he is sure that United are capable of recovering the lost ground?
Thank you.
"To the question of whether he thought United were capable of recovering the lost ground, he replied: "I've got nothing to suggest anything else."" [From The Guardian.]
Does the reply mean that he is sure that United are capable of recovering the lost ground?
Thank you.
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He's not quite saying that he's certain , but the evidence, or the facts that he knows, suggests that they are.
- He's not quite saying that he's certain , but the evidence, or the facts that he knows, suggests that they are.
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He's not quite saying that he's certain, but the evidence, or the facts that he knows, suggests that they are.
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AnonymousDoes the reply mean that he is sure that United are capable of recovering the lost ground?He has no evidence (at all) to support the opposite conclusion.
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