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You're ignoring the modifier - "generally phased out" is not the same statement as "completely phased out". For example: Generally people don't make their own
by sophacles 3y ago
You're ignoring the modifier - "generally phased out" is not the same statement as "completely phased out".
For example: Generally people don't make their own clothes, is a true statement even though there's still plenty of people who make their own clothes.
- justin66 3y agoIndeed. Reading these replies I can see that the real issue is one of adverbs.