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Aliakbar salehi Posted 10 years ago
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the day of the week scarcely more.
As a surgeon, focused on a patient in the OR, I might have found the
position of the clock’s hands arbitrary, but I never thought them meaningless. Now the time of day
means nothing, the day of the week scarcely more.
what does"the day of the week scarcely more." mean?
thanks in advance.
position of the clock’s hands arbitrary, but I never thought them meaningless. Now the time of day
means nothing, the day of the week scarcely more.
what does"the day of the week scarcely more." mean?
thanks in advance.
Top answer
) meant little more (than the time of day) CJ
- ) meant little more (than the time of day) CJ
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aliakbar salehithe day of the week scarcely moreand which day it was (Monday, Tuesday, etc.) meant little more (than the time of day)
CJ
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