

Within a region, does table ever mean both of those?
In the US, it means to set aside or ignore it, but never means to continue the discussion. In the UK it means to discuss it, does it ever mean to also set it aside?


Within a region, does table ever mean both of those?
In the US, it means to set aside or ignore it, but never means to continue the discussion. In the UK it means to discuss it, does it ever mean to also set it aside?


Yes, that’s right. Which means that any specific outcome is essentially impossible to occur. But given infinite time, they all would occur.


If it is truly random, where every outcome is equally likely, then Beethoven’s 5th could be the first thing produced. It could also take an infinite amount of time to produce.
There’s also Basque style. I’ve never tried it but I’m led to believe that it is similar to NY with strong carmalization to the point where it almost looks burned on the top (it’s not actually burned).
Finally, there are further regional varieties using more local cheeses (e.g. Ricotta in Italy).
Rent and lease are not opposite. They mean the same thing in both contexts and describe both sides of the relationship.
The first definition means the same thing for both words. The second definition also means the same thing for both words.