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You mean "it's not always black and white" and you are right. However the grandparent's case is clear-cut.
by remram 4y ago
You mean "it's not always black and white" and you are right. However the grandparent's case is clear-cut.
- user3939382 4y agoThey said “it means” i.e. defining a rule. The point of my original comment is that the boundaries are fuzzy, so I wasn’t commenting on specific examples but the concept of the rule.