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It's where the evidence leads. You, on the other hand, have a gut feeling, which has never been right yet...
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In your opinion
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Evidence isn't an opinion though, that's the difference.
It isn't my opinion that the earth is an oblate spheroid, it is just a fact that it is.
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I'm sure there's some in here who will disagree with that
The CPS report that Starmer requested
“was published by Alison Levitt QC. She was asked to investigate this by Mr Starmer.”
Respect my opinion flat earther!
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It can’t be proven either way…..
Not that it matters much, but...
'Enquire' means to ask a general question, while 'Inquire' means to ask a formal question.
British English favours the use of 'Enquiry' for regular questions and the word 'Inquiry' for formal investigations...
But I guess you and others prefer the septic spell checker?
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Now the deflection is out of the way.Not that it matters much, but...
'Enquire' means to ask a general question, while 'Inquire' means to ask a formal question.
British English favours the use of 'Enquiry' for regular questions and the word 'Inquiry' for formal investigations...
But I guess you and others prefer the septic spell checker?
Was it Starmer ?
This thread has been locked because it is of no value.
Enquiry or Inquiry?
After all, you need to know what you are Enquiring/Inquiring about before requesting the identity of the Inquisitor
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