CiscoIPPhone

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Sep 20	revised	Can “and” mean “in order to”? title
Sep 20	comment	Can “and” mean “in order to”? I couldn't think of a better way to title the question, any suggestions are welcome.
Sep 20	asked	Can “and” mean “in order to”?
Sep 1	comment	Is it wrong to say something is X if it cannot not be X? @Mr. Shiny Could you give an answer that gives an example that can never make sense regardless of context? Even if just to show there is not a general case answer.
Sep 1	awarded	Student
Sep 1	comment	Is it wrong to say something is X if it cannot not be X? I'm actually being sneaky and leaving the real subject out of the question (it's not amoral but a similar word) because it's an emotional subject which can confuse things. I may clarify later on.
Sep 1	awarded	Supporter
Sep 1	comment	Is it wrong to say something is X if it cannot not be X? That's a good point about metaphors.
Sep 1	awarded	Editor
Sep 1	revised	Is it wrong to say something is X if it cannot not be X? added 18 characters in body
Sep 1	asked	Is it wrong to say something is X if it cannot not be X?