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02-Feb-2006, 21:55
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 'by' as in John was jilted by Mary Laird Christie |
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03-Feb-2006, 07:19
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| Re: 'by' as in John was jilted by Mary It's a preposition: 4 a : through the agency or instrumentality of <by force> b : born or begot of c : sired or borne by http://www.m-w.com/ |
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