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Is “A is associated with B” equivalent to “B is associated with A?”
Does one eat soup or drink soup?The verb associated with 'payment': come through or gone through?Does “this generation” associated with a calendar date identify a generation unambiguously?If something with no specific time associated with it is called timeless, what would you call something with no specific place associated with it?Does “associated with” imply a certain hierarchy?Can you call an university girl a “schoolgirl”?How do I eloquently and precisely phrase 'inability to separate from associated words'?Is “or and” equivalent to “and or”?Which is a common name for logographic Chinese characters in English?Obsequity as a noun in parallel with obsequiousness
Can we use equivalently "A is associated with B" and "B is associated with A"??
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Please provide actual examples of what you mean. We aren't good at math here. ")
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@tchrist is there any reason to think that this is a math question?
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Please provide actual examples of what you mean. We aren't good at math here. ")
– tchrist♦
37 mins ago
@tchrist is there any reason to think that this is a math question?
– Amritanshu Prasad
31 mins ago
add a comment |
Please provide actual examples of what you mean. We aren't good at math here. ")
– tchrist♦
37 mins ago
@tchrist is there any reason to think that this is a math question?
– Amritanshu Prasad
31 mins ago
Please provide actual examples of what you mean. We aren't good at math here. ")
– tchrist♦
37 mins ago
Please provide actual examples of what you mean. We aren't good at math here. ")
– tchrist♦
37 mins ago
@tchrist is there any reason to think that this is a math question?
– Amritanshu Prasad
31 mins ago
@tchrist is there any reason to think that this is a math question?
– Amritanshu Prasad
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Not necessarily. Paul Manafort was associated with Donald Trump. It would be odd (but techinically correct) to say that Donald Trump was associated with Paul Manafort.
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Not necessarily. Paul Manafort was associated with Donald Trump. It would be odd (but techinically correct) to say that Donald Trump was associated with Paul Manafort.
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Not necessarily. Paul Manafort was associated with Donald Trump. It would be odd (but techinically correct) to say that Donald Trump was associated with Paul Manafort.
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Not necessarily. Paul Manafort was associated with Donald Trump. It would be odd (but techinically correct) to say that Donald Trump was associated with Paul Manafort.
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Not necessarily. Paul Manafort was associated with Donald Trump. It would be odd (but techinically correct) to say that Donald Trump was associated with Paul Manafort.
answered 32 mins ago
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Please provide actual examples of what you mean. We aren't good at math here. ")
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@tchrist is there any reason to think that this is a math question?
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