It depends on context.Originally Posted by Taka
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#1 02-Mar-2012, 09:55manage
What exactly do you think is the difference between 'manage' and 'control'? How would you explain it?
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#2 02-Mar-2012, 09:59Re: manage
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#3 02-Mar-2012, 10:03Re: manage
You mean sometimes these words could be used interchangeably in some context? If so, would you come up with such context?
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#4 02-Mar-2012, 10:06Re: manage
I didn't say whether or not they could be used interchangeably. If you write some examples of how you think they might be used, we will comment on them. Originally Posted by Taka
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#5 02-Mar-2012, 10:12Re: manage
I thought not. And there is a difference. Originally Posted by bhaisahab
Is it impossible to even explain the overall difference between them?Last edited by Taka; 02-Mar-2012 at 10:20.
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