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- 16-Apr-2011, 03:22 #1
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Hi, What does ""legal and otherwise" mean? I read it from newspaper, what does it mean?
- 16-Apr-2011, 05:02 #2
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Re: Hi, What does ""legal and otherwise" mean? "legal and otherwise"
kencongcon.
It could mean:
"legal and illegal"
or
"to do with the law and not to do with the law"
If you supply the whole sentence (or more) from the newspaper you will get a better answer.
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