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I think "travels with" is an odd phrasing that distracts from the meaning of the sentence. It took me a while to parse as well.
by orthecreedence 2y ago
I think "travels with" is an odd phrasing that distracts from the meaning of the sentence. It took me a while to parse as well.
- rconti 2y agoRight- even though I was able to figure that bit out on second or third reading, it threw me enough that the second clause didn't truly make sense. Also, the subjects of "That's not only false" and "to do something about it" are _different_. So my train of thought kept derailing. And this is for a native english speaker!