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what's the meaning of "therefor and thereby"?

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kkfengdao
 
Reply Mon 23 May, 2011 06:35 am
Many persons reason along lines far from correct and scientific, and suffer therefor and thereby.
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contrex
 
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Reply Mon 23 May, 2011 10:08 am
@kkfengdao,
because of it and in connection with it
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McTag
 
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Reply Mon 23 May, 2011 10:11 am
@kkfengdao,

Quote:
and suffer therefor and thereby.


Suffer for it and by it. (because of it)
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kkfengdao
 
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Reply Mon 23 May, 2011 08:33 pm
Thanks!
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