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... means ' I was in a position to ' : sometimes it is equivalent to the Latin ' Potuissem ' and means ' I should have been in a position to ' . Exactly similar is the double role of ' could ' , which is sometimes a con- ditional meaning ...
... means ' I was in a position to ' : sometimes it is equivalent to the Latin ' Potuissem ' and means ' I should have been in a position to ' . Exactly similar is the double role of ' could ' , which is sometimes a con- ditional meaning ...
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... means be what we mean by saying that he could have read it . In the concluding paragraph of his discussion , Nowell - Smith does finally undertake to give us his analysis not merely of ' could have ' , but also of ' can ' ( which he says ...
... means be what we mean by saying that he could have read it . In the concluding paragraph of his discussion , Nowell - Smith does finally undertake to give us his analysis not merely of ' could have ' , but also of ' can ' ( which he says ...
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... means the same as , ( q and r ) ɔ s , or in words that ability means that opportunity plus motive leads to action . To put the same point non - formally . From the fact that , if three things are true together a fourth must also be true ...
... means the same as , ( q and r ) ɔ s , or in words that ability means that opportunity plus motive leads to action . To put the same point non - formally . From the fact that , if three things are true together a fourth must also be true ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT 19556 | 5 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir George Clark | 17 |
THE NATURE Of Recitative Aspects of Art Lecture By J A Westrup | 27 |
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