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Maggie
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"Blind luck" is used (and seems better to me) here because it is more descriptive of and fits in with the mood/actions in the rest of the paragraph/story, where he is doing things instinctively, not knowing what's going to happen, he does things blindly (blindly, meaning mean without having enough information, or without thinking about it.)
Question: What's the meaning of 'meaning mean'? Is it a typo?
30 nov. 2017 09:31
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Hi Maggie,
Yes, it looks like a typo to me. 'Mean' should be deleted.
Hope this helps!
Brandy Caulfield
30 novembre 2017
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Chinois (mandarin), Anglais
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