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Taka Posted 17 years ago
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The American family has been undergoing a profound process of change. Some have cited the high rates of divorce as evidence of a trend to disorganization in an absolute sense.
What does 'in an absolute sense' here modify? 'Disorganization'?
What does 'in an absolute sense' here modify? 'Disorganization'?
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Hi Taka Yes, I would say it is intended to modify "disorganization". e. it should be " c ited").
- Hi Taka Yes, I would say it is intended to modify "disorganization".
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- it should be " c ited").
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Hi Taka
Yes, I would say it is intended to modify "disorganization".
By the way, I think the word "sited" is probably a typo (i.e. it should be "cited").
Yes, I would say it is intended to modify "disorganization".
By the way, I think the word "sited" is probably a typo (i.e. it should be "cited").
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