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  1. 30-Aug-2011, 23:04 #1
    hawk1sr
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    Default Which has more Stretch?

    I have to write an essay on which has more stretch, forgetfulness or helplessness?

    What does it mean 'more stretch'? Thank you in advance.
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  2. 30-Aug-2011, 23:11 #2
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    Default Re: Which has more Stretch?

    I believe your assignment is to explore and determine which term will fit more situations.
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  3. 31-Aug-2011, 04:00 #3
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    Default Re: Which has more Stretch?

    It's a strange title to me- is that the exact wording?
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