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Has "dilemma" ever been restricted to two options?
As an updated dictionary indicated to you, and as other sources demonstrated to me, too, the word dilemma can be used for more than two alternatives.
You can view it as if you're using it in a recur …
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When your 10-year old boy says “It’s meta,” what does it mean? In what situation and of what...
With all due respect to the previously accepted sophisticated answer, which is correct as far as the original English language is concerned but incorrect as the answer to this specific question, I str …