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Does ordering make a difference?
I would like to know whether there is a grammatical or semantical difference between "notion of " and "-notion". I do not know what to search for to answer this question so maybe someone can help me ...
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Does “allegedly made a drug that does X” or “made a drug that allegedly does X” sound better? [closed]
As an engineering-type fellow, I was thinking about this article about a drug that replaces sleep.
It occurred to me that I could frame it in two ways:
Scientists allegedly created a drug that ...
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Precedence: and > or?
The question Precedence of “and” and “or” asks if there is any notion of precedence ordering in the English and it would seem not, based on the answers.
Regardless of that, if you saw the following ...
