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This says it can be used independently, but I would suggest not in the manner he used it. -- (link)
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TFox
Nor always has to be paired with another negative, like 'neither' or 'not'
Posted by
Roger More (aka RogerMore)
Jan 20 '10, 06:51
Neither Doug nor Gary are at home.
Doug has not come in to work, nor has he called in sick.
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oh, this is a good point. so in the sentence Dawson is quoting, it's totally off. -- nm
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TFox
Jan 20, 06:52
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