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The two examples in the article are "Don't drink and drive" vs "the patient shouldn’t eat any food, drink any liquids, and smoke". It seems abundantly clear t
by firebat45 3y ago
The two examples in the article are "Don't drink and drive" vs "the patient shouldn’t eat any food, drink any liquids, and smoke".
It seems abundantly clear to me that the second example is poorly worded and should say "or" instead of "and". The same goes for the actual court case. Arguing that "and" actually means "or" makes very little sense.