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> - the above should be treated as impediments Why do you say this? This only deflates the meaning of the word impediment. To me it would only create ambiguity
by mmcnl 7y ago
> - the above should be treated as impediments
Why do you say this? This only deflates the meaning of the word impediment. To me it would only create ambiguity when we start using the word impediment for things that are not impediments to the common goal. How would you differ between those?
- dijit 7y agoQ: Does it fundamentally impede? A: If yes, it is an impediment. You say nothing to negate the assertion that the parents statements impede the organisation.