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  1. 20-Feb-2013, 06:29 #1
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    Post Down The Slope (And) Into

    Suppose there is a hole at the bottom of a slope. Then:

    "A ball rolled down the slope into the hole."
    "A ball rolled down the slope and into the hole."

    How are they different?
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    Default Re: Down The Slope (And) Into

    They're not different.
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