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This is what people I don't think get, a full professor

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Reply Mon 8 Oct, 2018 08:02 pm
Does "This is what people I don't think get" mean "I don't think it is what people can understand"? It is elusive to me. What does "This is what people I don't think get" mean?

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Reply Mon 8 Oct, 2018 08:07 pm
@oristarA,
oristarA wrote:

Does "This is what people I don't think get" mean "I don't think it is what people can understand"?


I don't think people understand that ....

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