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  1. 03-Jan-2012, 09:42 #1
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    Default Does "on" mean "(that have impact) upon"?

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    Influences on Einstein's Early Work in Relativity Theory
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  2. 03-Jan-2012, 11:18 #2
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    Default Re: Does "on" mean "(that have impact) upon"?

    Something along those lines.
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    Default Re: Does "on" mean "(that have impact) upon"?

    Quote Originally Posted by Tdol View Post
    Something along those lines.

    But there's only one line - his Early Work.
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    Default Re: Does "on" mean "(that have impact) upon"?

    It means that your definition is close to the original.
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    Default Re: Does "on" mean "(that have impact) upon"?

    Got it.

    Thank you.
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