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"stalk celebrities and their exes" sounds to me like it could mean: - stalk celebrities, as well as the exes of said celebrities - employees stalk their exes
by mschuetz 10y ago
"stalk celebrities and their exes"
sounds to me like it could mean:
- stalk celebrities, as well as the exes of said celebrities
- employees stalk their exes and also some celebrities
It's obviously the latter but couldn't the same sentence imply the former as well? Is their a better way to formulate this sentence in a non-ambiguous way?
- x1798DE 10y agoI think it's unambiguous if you switch the order: "Employees stalk their exes and celebrities"