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Lead, I assume, not "lend"? Unless that was a Freudian slip about my background. Anyway, I won't say goodbye as it seems to be fruitless.
No, I meant lend. And no, it’s not a Freudian slip you clown. It’s basic English.
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I see. Should lend to me taking active steps etc etc. As opposed to lead to me doing so. Or perhaps you were searching for the more arcane lend yourself to. No-one says lend to. But I see you follow your master is bending reality to avoid the admission of mistakes. It's been fun.
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Lead to implies a direct correlation. Lend to implies part of a wider picture. Christ, mate, I’m beginning to think Frank was the intellect.
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Not for anyone English though.
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