Raymond Horton wrote:
Christopher Smith wrote:
Can we just agree that while each of the two terms seems to be more
popular in certain contexts, there is a fair bit of overlap, both in
meaning and usage?
Christopher
That depends. How do you define "overlap," "meaning" and "usage?"
;-)
Hold on a moment, partner, how do you define "define?"
Did we ever learn what the meanind of "is" is?
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David H. Bailey
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