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  1. 02-Oct-2007, 15:11 #1
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    I have not found the phrase "at least" used between inverted commas in most examples provided by dictionaries. Do you think I should or should not use them in the following sentence:

    A federal question is a question that is related, at least in part, to ...

    When I read it, I feel that inverted commas are necessary. What do you think?

    Thanks
  2. 02-Oct-2007, 20:01 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: "At least"

    There is absolutely no need for inverted commas. The only places they are required are indicating dialogue and indicating quotations.
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