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@rockdiesel, it's definitely "for" the trees, where "for" means "because of". You can't see the forest (big picture) because you're paying too much attention to
by itsybitsycoder 11y ago
@rockdiesel, it's definitely "for" the trees, where "for" means "because of". You can't see the forest (big picture) because you're paying too much attention to the individual trees (details).
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- rockdiesel 11y agoThat makes sense. Thank you for your explanation.