"this article is no longer available" is the same as "this article isn't available anymore"?
Are they always similar in any context? or can they be different, even though in a slight way?I mean 'anymore' vs 'no longer'

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"this article is no longer available" is the same as "this article isn't available anymore"?
Are they always similar in any context? or can they be different, even though in a slight way?I mean 'anymore' vs 'no longer'

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This article is no longer available. 
= This article isn't available any more. 
= This article isn't available any longer.

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the difference between 'no longer' and 'anymore' is rather difficult to determine as they almost have the same meaning.

One thing I observe is the positioning of each word in a sentence:

"no longer" is mostly positioned in the middle of the statement, while
"anymore (also any longer) is positioned at the end of the statement.

ex:

"I no longer eat seafoods."
"I don't eat seafoods any longer."

:)

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Hello 西门大官人,

They have the same meaning.

"This article is no longer available."
"This article isn't available anymore."
or
"This article isn't available any longer."