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Burkhard
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  • Dresden, Germany
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"She pulled back her fingers a second before they were sliced off." Does she still have all of her fingers?
@trlkly: to be fair, I did not ask about what the author should do, but how one (or me) would differenciate the two meaning. And yes I am ESL :)
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What is the meaning of this long line in this sentense?
@P.Obertelli Thanks, interesting answer there too.
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