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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
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"It seems that you have identified the obstacle..."

0I wonder how they all differ and how I would best express the idea.02br
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00It seems that you have identified the obstacle 01u00that is preventing you from sticking to your plans02u02br
00 It seems that you have identified the obstacle 01u00to you sticking to your plans.02u02br
00 It seems that you have identified the obstacle 01u00to the problem.02u02br
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02br 02br 00I think your first example is the best. 0-

— Avangi

  • 02br 02br 00I think your first example is the best.
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0We can eliminate "the obstacle to the problem." The obstacle 01b01i01u00is02u02i02b00 the problem.02br
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00An obstacle to a problem would be something which 01u00prevents02u00 the problem from being a problem.02br
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00I think your first example is the best. The second one i
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0Oh I get it now. Thanks for your reply Avangi. 05002br
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