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Re: Precision question about Collin Moshman Book
well, it's your book...
To me: a couple = 2 a few = 3 many = 4+ |
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Re: Precision question about Collin Moshman Book
[ QUOTE ]
well, it's your book... To me: a couple = 2 a few = 3 many = 4+ [/ QUOTE ] Close to my definition, too. To me a couple would be 2, a few would be 3 or 4, many would be 5 or 6, and several (I know not mentioned in the book) would be seven plus. |
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Re: Precision question about Collin Moshman Book
Hi Guys,
The big section on this topic, "Multiple High Blind Limpers," refers to any time you have two or more limpers. So in general I certainly agree with you guys and those definitions, but in the book if I don't specify otherwise, "many" or "multiple" simply means "more than one." Hope this clarifies, Collin |
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