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And "I'm clear about that" is ambiguous in meaning for it can mean both "I have made clear what you mean" and "I have made clear what I mean
***Right on, Calli. If you go back over the followups you will see that it can also mean "It's clear to me" and so you should indeed avoid using it
If you find anywhere I can improve my writing, Please do let me know.
***You are doing just fine, perhaps better than I. Minor point: "ambiguous in meaning" is redundant
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