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4 Jan 2016
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What is the difference between 対象とした and 対象した ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between 対象とした and 対象した ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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最近幼児を対象とした誘拐事件が全国的に増えています｡
最近幼児を対象した誘拐事件が全国的に増えています｡
What is the usage of "と" in this context?
最近幼児を対象とした誘拐事件が全国的に増えています｡
最近幼児を対象した誘拐事件が全国的に増えています｡
What is the usage of "と" in this context?
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birincisi doğrudur.
ikincisi ise.. bir yazım hatası sanırım.
bir anlam taşıyamıyor...
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