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In response to ""get the information out there quicker" or "get the information there more quickly"? -- nm" by ty97

Two different meanings. To me, "out there" means simply to publish something, while the latter implies a specific recipient. -- nm

Posted by con_carne Jul 23 '10, 10:19

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presume 'out there' is either in both or not in both. (it is , in fact, relating to publishing information) -- nm - ty97 Jul 23, 10:20 4
- The former then, but both are fine. - con_carne Jul 23, 10:25 3
  - adjectives, I mean -- nm - con_carne Jul 23, 10:30 1
    - Quick(ly) is an adverb in this usage. (nm) - musubi, adorable Jul 23, 10:33
  - (quick is not a verb, dang) -- nm - con_carne Jul 23, 10:29

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