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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
The 2004 convention keynote and its aftermath
Hi is there any different between aftermath and consequences?
I didn't understand at all this phrase "out of the realm of pure theory"
"The 2004 convention keynote and its aftermath moved the possibility of an Obama run
for the White House out of the realm of pure theory."
I didn't understand at all this phrase "out of the realm of pure theory"
"The 2004 convention keynote and its aftermath moved the possibility of an Obama run
for the White House out of the realm of pure theory."
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Aftermath usually means 'bad consequences'. Move out of = take out of; remove from realm = area pure theory = theory only (no practicality)
- Aftermath usually means 'bad consequences'.
- Move out of = take out of; remove from realm = area pure theory = theory only (no practicality)
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Aftermath usually means 'bad consequences'.
Move out of = take out of; remove from
realm = area
pure theory = theory only (no practicality)
Move out of = take out of; remove from
realm = area
pure theory = theory only (no practicality)
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Hi,
is there any different between
aftermath suggests what is unintentionally / accidentally left after an event
and consequences? more direct results
I didn't understand at all this phrase "out of the realm of pure theory"
If something is pure theory, it has no connection
is there any different between
aftermath suggests what is unintentionally / accidentally left after an event
and consequences? more direct results
I didn't understand at all this phrase "out of the realm of pure theory"
If something is pure theory, it has no connection
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