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Is there any difference between the two phrases ?

  1. There are numerous health benefits of drinking water on an empty stomach in the early morning. 2) There
  2. There are numerous health benefits of drinking water on an empty stomach stomach early in the morning.

Is there any difference between the two phrases ?

  1. There are numerous health benefits of drinking water on an empty stomach in the early morning. 2) There are numerous health benefits of drinking water on an empty stomach early in the morning.

Is there any difference between the two phrases ?

  1. There are numerous health benefits of drinking water on an empty stomach in the early morning.
  2. There are numerous health benefits of drinking water on an empty stomach early in the morning.
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"early in the morning" and " in the early morning"

Is there any difference between the two phrases ?

  1. There are numerous health benefits of drinking water on an empty stomach in the early morning. 2) There are numerous health benefits of drinking water on an empty stomach early in the morning.