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Questions portant sur la signification d'un mot ou d'une expression.
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Is this an emphatic phrase: "Enragées comme elles sont"?
Yes, the first is more emphatic. Emphasis is on “enragées”, and comes from the construction around “comme”.
The first one insists on the furious part. The implication is that someone else, even some …
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