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Of what (different ideas of what it should look like) | Meaning of yet: Yet met her request with condescension

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#1 (permalink) Sun Sep 10, 2006 19:13 pm Meaning of Assertions of ignorance

What does someone's assertions of ignorance mean?

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#2 (permalink) Sun Sep 10, 2006 19:41 pm Assertions of ignorance

Hi cooliegirly Someone's assertions of ignorance would be someone's claims that they have no knowledge of something. Amy

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#3 (permalink) Fri Sep 15, 2006 7:25 am Meaning of Assertions of ignorance

I see. Thank you!

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