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To: Wigglesworth who wrote (2526)	5/21/1999 11:36:00 PM
From: jbe	Read Replies (1) of 4711

Another example, Weisenheimer: This sentence, illustrating one of the uses of the word "both", comes from the Cambridge International Dictionary, an English dictionary for foreigners: Tension continued to grow on both sides* of the border.* That same thought could be expressed, quite correctly, as follows: Tension continued to grow on each side* of the border.* I should also like to return to another point. This is not a thread for one-up-manship, for "getting" the other guy. It is a thread for people who love language, and who share that love with one another. jbe

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