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Right. Had me thinking "they would ... if what?" It implies a conditional. Edit: I see OP got this from the phrasing in the article "[Accenture] said on Thurs
by foobarbecue 4y ago
Right. Had me thinking "they would ... if what?"
It implies a conditional.
Edit: I see OP got this from the phrasing in the article "[Accenture] said on Thursday it would cut about 2.5% of its workforce..." . Not valid without the "they said."
- harperlee 4y agoAt least in spanish media there’s a trend where lots of news are now titled in conditional to try to save face for the fact that the reporter has not done proper fact-checking so they can push the news quicker. And grammatically, it’s the better way, there’s an implied conditional. It also helps avoid clickbait ;)
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- LeifCarrotson 4y agoAllegedly, an anonymous source was reported to have claimed.