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IEEE Posted 15 years ago
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Of/In confusion....

Could you clarify the following?

1. what are the impacts of ship breaking on the steel sector of India?

2. What are the impacts of ship breaking on the steel sector in India?

How can we remove such confusions?
  

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I see no confusion with the synonymous prepositions. I don't know what 'ship breaking' means.

  • I see no confusion with the synonymous prepositions.
  • I don't know what 'ship breaking' means.
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I see no confusion with the synonymous prepositions. I don't know what 'ship breaking' means.
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Respected Sir,
Mister Micawber I don't know what 'ship breaking' means.
Ship breaking or ship demolition is a type of ship disposal involving

the breaking up of ships for scrap recycling, with the hulls being discarded in

ship graveyards.

Most ships have a lifespan of a few decades before there is so much wear that
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Hello,

Nope. I think they (of/in) dont carry the same meaning in all context.

Regards,

IEEE
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I think they (of/in) don't carry the same meaning in all context.-- Of course not, but that's not what you asked. You asked about a specific context:


Could you clarify the following?

1. what are the impacts of ship breaking on the steel sector of India?

2. What are the impacts of ship breaking on the steel sector in

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