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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.

"...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.

Step-by-step explanation:

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

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