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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Win by

Hi.
"so far, I have discussed wining by vicious attacks and winning by more mundane(but highly effective method of capturing all of your opponent's pieces."

Why did he repeat 'winning by two times?

Thanks in advance!
  

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He is just emphasizing that these are two different ways of winning. " but that might confuse the reader. Instead, he is making it very clear that these are two separate ways of winning, and not one way of winning that has two parts.

— Ramonajk

  • He is just emphasizing that these are two different ways of winning.
  • " but that might confuse the reader.
  • Instead, he is making it very clear that these are two separate ways of winning, and not one way of winning that has two parts.
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He is just emphasizing that these are two different ways of winning. He could also say, "winning by vicious attacks and by more mundane..." but that might confuse the reader. Instead, he is making it very clear that these are two separate ways of winning, and not one way of winning that has two parts.
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