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Contraposition Posted 9 years ago
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"That's quite a distinction"
"That's quite a distinction."
What does it mean?
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More context please. It may be "distinction" in the sense of "notable accomplishment/attribute that sets someone apart from others".
- More context please.
- It may be "distinction" in the sense of "notable accomplishment/attribute that sets someone apart from others".
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More context please. It may be "distinction" in the sense of "notable accomplishment/attribute that sets someone apart from others".
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