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  1. 05-Nov-2009, 10:42 #1
    floyd6
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    Default to be closed to understanding sth (to have one's mind closed to)

    1. to be closed to understanding sth
    2. to be closed to the understanding of sth

    Which is correct?
  2. 05-Nov-2009, 11:30 #2
    svartnik
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    Default Re: to be closed to understanding sth (to have one's mind closed to)

    Both can be okay in their right context.
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