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tanguatlay
 
Reply Sat 18 Oct, 2008 08:49 pm
McCain in the 3rd and last debate, when referring to Americans, said ''They're innocent victims of greed an excess on Wall Street and as well as Washington DC.''

Why is 'and' used with 'as well as'? What is meant by by 'an excess on ... ' Should it be 'and' instead?

Many thanks.

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JTT
 
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Reply Sat 18 Oct, 2008 09:15 pm
@tanguatlay,
Are you sure that you've got the quote right, T?
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Reply Sat 18 Oct, 2008 09:19 pm
@tanguatlay,
the "and" you speak of is redundant.
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