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Implying a direct quote, making the claim even more ludicrous.
by bjourne 5y ago
Implying a direct quote, making the claim even more ludicrous.
- chimprich 5y agoIt does not. "Quotation" marks are used in lots of different contexts. Examples: The virus "wants" to infect more people so it can spread. This article was written by a "professional" writer. Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin.
- bjourne 5y agoThe context is GPs message wherein a direct quotation is implied.