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That's right. But 'Google's' covers both cases. Evidence: case a: Bernie Sanders' socks. case b: Bernie Sanders' campaign promises. You weren't confused by t
by robotresearcher 11y ago
That's right. But 'Google's' covers both cases. Evidence:
case a: Bernie Sanders' socks.
case b: Bernie Sanders' campaign promises.
You weren't confused by the nuanced difference in ownership and endorsement, but you learned more about the socks - and may be more interested in them - than if the name was omitted.