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But the last paragraph in the article puts the lie to the title -- pigs and horses don't have this feature. Last I checked, both mammals. There is no indefinit
by nhaehnle 15y ago
But the last paragraph in the article puts the lie to the title -- pigs and horses don't have this feature. Last I checked, both mammals.
There is no indefinite plural article in English. The title is perfectly consistent with the content of the article, if potentially a bit misleading.
- yummies 15y agoi think he means to say the last paragraph contradicts the first: "If not for a virus, none of us would ever be born." if horses and pigs are a-ok without it, then the assertion that in its absence we would have no chance of existence seems a bit odd
- chc 15y ago"Some" generally functions as an indefinite plural article: think "I hope to see a hippopotamus" vs. "I hope to see some hippopotami".