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Hi contraposition Here, it could be said more simply as "safety matters". It means, being concerned about safety, for example; ensuring that the building is safe for people to work in or providing first aid equipment. Best wishes Mo
- Hi contraposition Here, it could be said more simply as "safety matters".
- It means, being concerned about safety, for example; ensuring that the building is safe for people to work in or providing first aid equipment.
- Best wishes Mo
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Hi contraposition
Here, it could be said more simply as "safety matters". It means, being concerned about safety, for example; ensuring that the building is safe for people to work in or providing first aid equipment.
Best wishes
Mo
Here, it could be said more simply as "safety matters". It means, being concerned about safety, for example; ensuring that the building is safe for people to work in or providing first aid equipment.
Best wishes
Mo
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moinkentIt means, being concerned about safety, for example; ..Hi.
Would a comma be acceptable in there, instead of the semicolon? Thank you.
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Hi Surfer
Yes, I think a comma would be acceptable. I put the semicolon to clearly separate out the examples.
Best wishes
Mo
Yes, I think a comma would be acceptable. I put the semicolon to clearly separate out the examples.
Best wishes
Mo
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