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> the other one isn't wrong. Is it? Yes, it is. To use one of your examples, it's as wrong as saying you travelled a distance of 120 mph.
by perilunar 6y ago
> the other one isn't wrong. Is it?
Yes, it is. To use one of your examples, it's as wrong as saying you travelled a distance of 120 mph.
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- kragen 6y ago"An energy of 1.5 gigawatts" would clearly be incorrect, like "a distance of 120 mph", but "120 miles per hour of distance" sounds fine to my ear; does it not to yours? And what the article said was "1.5 gigawatts of energy".