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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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What does any more than mean?

Anyone could help me translate this sentence?
"I didn't have a choice, any more than I had a choice in being born."
I extracted this sentence from a novel. Don't know what the writer is trying to say. Thanks!!
  

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The writer had no choice about being born. S/he had just as little choice about the matter s/he is currently talking about.

— Fivejedjon

  • The writer had no choice about being born.
  • S/he had just as little choice about the matter s/he is currently talking about.
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The writer had no choice about being born. S/he had just as little choice about the matter s/he is currently talking about.
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I don't think this helped at all

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