The pool was deceptively shallow |
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Added: January 2004 |
Comments:
| kelina - 25th November 2005 19:10
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| ok that's good but the teacher hve very large desipline
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| JJ - 11th December 2006 21:22
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| blatantly the former
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| Mark Spitz - 1st October 2007 13:20
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| Maybe not that blatantly, though I agree that it is the former.
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| trippe - 24th July 2008 22:58
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| It is the latter, because deceptively means "in a deceptive or deceiving manner" so read: "The pool was, in a deceptive or deceiving manner, shallow" meaning that it was indeed shallow, though deceptively
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