"...your case and mine IS SIMULTANEOUS." Instead of is simultaneous Mack should have said... Are unusual. Are difficult. Are different. Are similar.

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"...your case and mine IS SIMULTANEOUS." Instead of is simultaneous Mack should have said...

Are unusual.

Are difficult.

Are different.

Are similar.

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Are similar.

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Are similar show the correct meaning for what he intended to say

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