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    #1 21-Aug-2013, 12:45

    "Made clear" / "Made ... clear".


    Could you please clarify the difference between these two sentences?

    1-We made clear our sense of fear and anger.

    2-We made our sense of fear and anger clear.
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    #2 21-Aug-2013, 13:38

    Re: "Made clear" / "Made ... clear".

    They mean the same.
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