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Sorry. That's different kind of amendment. I don't think you've read what people have written to you. You are misunderstanding the subject of "amendment to a
by IncRnd 5y ago
Sorry. That's different kind of amendment. I don't think you've read what people have written to you. You are misunderstanding the subject of "amendment to a bill".
PS Intimating is the wrong word. I think you meant infer instead of imply.
- perl4ever 5y ago>You are misunderstanding the subject of "amendment to a bill" Probably. >PS Intimating is the wrong word. I think you meant infer instead of imply. ...no, I don't think they did? They denied implying anything about Ohio. Incidentally, it seems like the usage of both imply and intimate in this way comes from about the same time, ~1580s.