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How can you wake "abruptly" "about" the same time that someone vanishes between 11pm and 3am? Either dogs howled within a 5-15 minute period or they didn't. Or if they did howl for longer, what time did they START?
(General question.)
Please don't misinterpret my desire to nail detail with abuse or aggression Marly, I fully understand that that is the finest level of detail your source could give you.
Peace
Thanks for the link.
I think it is a good example of how mainstream journalists are not necessarily wordsmiths, just saying![]()
There's nothing wrong with that sentence. The "abruptly" relates to the manner of waking. The "about" refers to the general time. The two are not related. It just means that someone woke suddenly out of their sleep and could not then remember what time they woke. Perhaps the act of waking suddenly was disorienting; I'm certain many people have experienced this.
Surely there won't be a discussion now about lack of expertise in journalists' writing, because surely there are too many people online in glass houses?