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In fairness to the person who wrote the sentence, it is turning. Turning is also on my clipboard. I didn't notice it didn't paste. Fortunately, it doesn't change your words about patients.
Found the recipe. Will you send me some after you make it? That sounds like a lot of work!
I wonder what the poster meant by "turning", though.
In fairness to the person who wrote the sentence, it is turning. Turning is also on my clipboard. I didn't notice it didn't paste. Fortunately, it doesn't change your words about patients.
...and, more than likely a few people just learned the definition of an archaic term, namely..."urning".
In fairness to the person who wrote the sentence, it is turning. Turning is also on my clipboard. I didn't notice it didn't paste. Fortunately, it doesn't change your words about patients.
This person must mean "stir", and not be a native speaker.
I'm French, and our equivalent for "stir" is "tourner", which also translates the verb "turn". So maybe this person only "translated" from another language.
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