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Jay from earth Posted 10 years ago
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where is the "and" to the "both"? omitted?
It shows that the healthiest, happiest and even safest -- in terms of both climate change disaster, in terms of crime, all of that -- are Americans who live lives intertwined with their neighbors
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It is not a correct use of "both".
- It is not a correct use of "both".
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I don't know if I can understand that "(both)in terms of climate change disaster, (and)in terms of crime, all of that" ?
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Jay from earthI don't know if I can understand that "(both)in terms of climate change disaster, (and)in terms of crime, all of that" ?Yes, "both in terms of climate change disaster, and in terms of crime" is one way to express the intended meaning correctly.
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