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> Damage to skeletal muscle may take various forms. (Can we use can here?)
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@CowperKettle Sure. How formal is it supposed to be?
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@Gasparo Welcome back, blue square! :-)
04:44
@snailplane How have you been? I made this video yesterday: youtube.com/watch?v=DRChXlr57GI
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04:55
By the way, this is the most beautiful love song I have ever heard. It's in Korean, but the English translation is in the video:
I heard this song about 100 times the past week.
 
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@snailplane Thank you
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Q: Which is correct tense to be used with last year?

user4084Which sentence is correct ? a) Last year, Court had convicted him for murder. b) Last year, Court convicted him for murder. I have received answers that Both of my sentence constructions are correct and can be used as per context. But I have learned that perfect tense can not be use w...

 
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Is it correct to say, "how can we reconcile with this data"?
 
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@Abcd only if you have a relationship with your data that is troubled and you’re looking for advice on how to make that relationship more friendly. ;) what are you trying to express?
Usually you reconcile two things with each other
@ColleenV Can you see the last two lines of this question: chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/91076/…
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@Abcd you should just say “reconcile the data”. If you use “with” you usually need to state two kinds of things. I will find an example
> How can we reconcile the findings of Keyes et al.'s study with the experience of our patients in clinical practice? (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/m/pubmed/24043434)
@ColleenV Thanks.
Here’s an example of “reconcile with” which is used to talk about relationships
> How can we reconcile with these people? (google.com/amp/s/www.dailytrust.com.ng/amplite/…
Sorry the cut and paste on my phone is hard , I will put my final example in later

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