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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Should this sentence use subsequently or then?
The two plainspeople were confronted by the drunken Hederick, the High Theocrat of Solace, who subsequently fell into the fireplace.
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Once again, then if it happened at once, subsequently if it happened later.
- Once again, then if it happened at once, subsequently if it happened later.
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Once again, then if it happened at once, subsequently if it happened later.
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