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Clever use of the adjective “cleaner”. Try replacing it with “less dirty, but still pollutant and toxic” to see an alternative, correct version of what you have
by zekrioca 1y ago
Clever use of the adjective “cleaner”. Try replacing it with “less dirty, but still pollutant and toxic” to see an alternative, correct version of what you have written.
- good_vs_great 1y agoYou can put absolutist restrictions on things like that but every time you enter a cost-benefit calculus with such restrictions already in place you're going to end up with more cost and less benefit
- Asraelite 1y agoI don't understand, "cleaner" and "less dirty" are perfectly synonymous to me. Are they not to you?