Re: ``This country has spoken loudly and clearly''


Paul J Kriha wrote:
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IANAL as well, but, could he have meant an "adverb"?

He meant the thing doesn't end in -ly and is in some sort of
construction with the verb. It seems pretty obvious. If you
really want to waste time by arguing terms, why don't you
just say what you'd like to call it? IAL.

Greg

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