pronounced (in) both ways

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The word can be pronounced (in) both ways.

Is 'in' optional or redundant?

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[+1] - Robert Gentel - 08/13/2009What is the question? Guessing at it, yes, "in" is not needed in the sentence. Edit: I noticed you edited in the sentence, and I'd guessed correctly.

What is the question? Guessing at it, yes, "in" is not needed in the sentence.

Edit: I noticed you edited in the sentence, and I'd guessed correctly.

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