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Pasq Posted 12 years ago
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Variety of opinions
How can I say that something has caused a variety of opinions/views? Or some kind of a confusion?
Lets say that there are two solutions, A and B. But there is still not clear which one is better. And proponents of such solutions (or systems) showcase that what they support is superior.
My sentence is:
"The X factor, is a key difference between the aforementioned systems, and has caused a variety of (obscured?) views."
Does it make sense?
Happy new year everybody!
Lets say that there are two solutions, A and B. But there is still not clear which one is better. And proponents of such solutions (or systems) showcase that what they support is superior.
My sentence is:
"The X factor, is a key difference between the aforementioned systems, and has caused a variety of (obscured?) views."
Does it make sense?
Happy new year everybody!
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"The X factor, a key difference between the aforementioned systems, is the cause of mixed opinions.
- "The X factor, a key difference between the aforementioned systems, is the cause of mixed opinions.
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"The X factor, a key difference between the aforementioned systems, is the cause of mixed opinions.
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