Another interesting and well-written CoTM from Heok Hee. Congratualtions.
The word "not" should be deleted beefore "catholic". "Catholic" in this context means "interested in a wide range of [foods]". Adding the "not" contradicts the meaning of the sentence.
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Absolutely right - in this context 'Catholic' means wide-ranging and even eclectic. Well spotted - changes taken in.
Clare
Absolutely right - in this context 'Catholic' means wide-ranging and even eclectic. Well spotted - changes taken in.
Clare
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