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  1. 08-Dec-2004, 00:46 #1
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    Default I would appreciate it if you could answer the following question?

    Is there a difference between "a tall man" and "a man who is tall"?

    I would like a tall man
    I would like a man who is tall
  2. 08-Dec-2004, 00:48 #2
    Red5
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    Default Re: I would appreciate it if you could answer the following question?

    I can see no diference at all.
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