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+1 Insightful. Also, in the spirit of helpfulness, "passed over" is the wrong turn of phrase as used here; it implies "declined or rejected" (as in, being pass
by chrisweekly 4y ago
+1 Insightful.
Also, in the spirit of helpfulness, "passed over" is the wrong turn of phrase as used here; it implies "declined or rejected" (as in, being passed over for a promotion at work). I think "surpassed" or "leap-frogged" are closer to your intended meaning. HTH! :)
- ptero 4y agoAgreed, thank you! I appreciate corrections for my non-native english speakerness :)