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Snarf Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Total vs. Complete
Let's say a person was in a collision of some kind. Is there a difference between saying the person lost total control of their neck versus saying they last complete control of their neck?
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Hi there ! In this case there is no difference ! They both mean the person lost 100% of the control.
- Hi there !
- In this case there is no difference !
- They both mean the person lost 100% of the control.
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Hi there !
In this case there is no difference ! They both mean the person lost 100% of the control.
In this case there is no difference ! They both mean the person lost 100% of the control.
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