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OttoJ Posted 11 years ago
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There is matter for grave inquietude
-[...] there is matter for grave inquietude.
Unless you are talking about physics, you have to say a matter/matters/the matter, etc. So why simply matter? It does not look like a physics thing, nor does it sound wrong.
Unless you are talking about physics, you have to say a matter/matters/the matter, etc. So why simply matter? It does not look like a physics thing, nor does it sound wrong.
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OttoJ So why simply matter? It's uncountable. It's "stuff", "stuff to think about seriously".
- OttoJ So why simply matter?
- It's uncountable.
- It's "stuff", "stuff to think about seriously".
- CJ
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OttoJSo why simply matter?It's uncountable. It's "stuff", "stuff to think about seriously".
CJ
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