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Well, that is interesting - when I access that article through the link above, the phrase "not respond to that survey and delete it" occurs just once, in the pa
by mannykannot 5y ago
Well, that is interesting - when I access that article through the link above, the phrase "not respond to that survey and delete it" occurs just once, in the passage I quoted in my original post, which does not contain the phrase fragment "if you would feel more comfortable, you can..." - in fact, this phrase does not occur at all.
Where are you getting your information from - is there a link to this correspondence, in the article or elsewhere?
- tedunangst 5y agoWell, that's the point. We don't know the first half of the sentence.
- mannykannot 5y agoYou wrote, in what is a complete paragraph, '"Not respond to that survey and delete it" is also the ending of a sentence that begins "if you would feel more comfortable, you can".' [my emphasis.] 'Is also' has very different implications than 'could have been'.