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“Can I do X” vs. “Can't I do X”
Consider this scenarios:
A: Can I do X?
A: Can't I do X?
In both the cases, the B replies with "Yes" to indicate A can do X and with "No" to indicate he cannot.
The 1st one seems to ask for ...
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What's the difference between perimeter and circumference? [closed]
What's the difference between perimeter and circumference when they mean the total length of the boundary of a two-dimensional geometric shape?
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Difference between “social” and “societal” [closed]
What's the difference between social and societal? Are they perfectly synonymous? If not, what is the difference in nuance?
The relevant definition of social reads:
relating to society or its ...
