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215I think anything you make up can do anything you want it to. It can even break the principle of noncontradiction. In practice however... -
bongo fury
1.7kTo be is to be the subject of a predicate. — Banno
If by "subject" you mean some thing the predicate is (maybe) true of, then fine. If you mean a phrase further along in the sentence, then you are megafogging.
Not saying Santa can't change, if he really wants.
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