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    von der anderen Seite vom Pferd fallen

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    von der anderen Seite vom Pferd fallen

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    ..aber man muss aufpassen, dass man nicht von der anderen Seite vom Pferd fällt.

    This means to highlight only one part of an argument thus neglecting another aspect and consequently not comming to sufficient solution either.
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    This means to highlight only one part of an argument thus neglecting another aspect and consequently not comming to sufficient solution either.
    Thanks for any help
    AuthorGitti06 Jun 07, 18:29
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    ...you have to pay attention that you don't fall off the horse on the wrong side (or the other side).
    #1Author Helmi (U.S.) (236620) 06 Jun 07, 18:33
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    is that actually too informal to use in a report?
    #2AuthorGitti06 Jun 07, 18:35
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    Oh, in a report? I would advise against using such lines in a report.
    #3Author Helmi (U.S.) (236620) 06 Jun 07, 18:40
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    Cheers!!
    #4AuthorGit06 Jun 07, 18:41
     
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