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Zerox  +  419442 Sun, 16 Sep 07 10:46 AM
This is the sentence more or less: "There are plenty of people, not numberwise, but characterwise." However, I feel that this expression isn't suitable to the text, that is, it feels very informal. Or am I wrong? If it is informal or awkward is there aa incisive way of saying this?
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Feebs11  +  419487 Sun, 16 Sep 07 12:50 PM
Without knowing what the full text is, it is difficult to say if it is too informal. It seems all right to me as a statement.
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