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13 Dec 2019
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When we talk about disorders of the heart, we're talking about cardiovascular diseases such as coronary heart disease.
Does this mean or imply cardiovascular diseases such as coronary heart disease are common?
When we talk about disorders of the heart, we're talking about cardiovascular diseases such as coronary heart disease.
Does this mean or imply cardiovascular diseases such as coronary heart disease are common?
Does this mean or imply cardiovascular diseases such as coronary heart disease are common?
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15 Dec 2019
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@yuukieyuukie
No
If there are any substantial exceptions, you have to say usually, or else you risk being accused of being inaccurate or misleading or worse
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@yuukieyuukie
No.
Nothing regarding frequency is implied at all
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@thetrees Thank you so much!
When we talk about disorders of the heart, we're talking (USUALLY) about cardiovascular diseases such as coronary heart disease.
Is "usually" implied here?
When we talk about disorders of the heart, we're talking (USUALLY) about cardiovascular diseases such as coronary heart disease.
Is "usually" implied here?
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@yuukieyuukie
No
If there are any substantial exceptions, you have to say usually, or else you risk being accused of being inaccurate or misleading or worse
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