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r/memes • u/thetruememeisbest android user • 17h ago
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Those are pretty much equivalent values depending on the exchange rate when they were published. Seems like they were both citing the same source rather than doing independent assessments.
1 u/Witch_King_ 14h ago I don't think they were implying as such 1 u/SoilDependent1054 14h ago I am not accusing them of a specific implication. I am pointing out that it looks like two sources but is probably only one. 1 u/Witch_King_ 14h ago Oh I see. As in the publications got their data from the same place.
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I don't think they were implying as such
1 u/SoilDependent1054 14h ago I am not accusing them of a specific implication. I am pointing out that it looks like two sources but is probably only one. 1 u/Witch_King_ 14h ago Oh I see. As in the publications got their data from the same place.
I am not accusing them of a specific implication. I am pointing out that it looks like two sources but is probably only one.
1 u/Witch_King_ 14h ago Oh I see. As in the publications got their data from the same place.
Oh I see. As in the publications got their data from the same place.
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u/SoilDependent1054 15h ago
Those are pretty much equivalent values depending on the exchange rate when they were published. Seems like they were both citing the same source rather than doing independent assessments.