Distinguish:
"Multiply."
"Multiply."
"Multiply."
(Not sure why this didn't post without extra words. It's the same word over and again.)
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1$\begingroup$ you're a madman. $\endgroup$– user79541Mar 18 at 14:54
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$\begingroup$ Truly, @parz , this triplet is to blame. $\endgroup$– humnMar 24 at 9:06
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Not sure what the question is here, but I can think of
three different parsings of "multiply", and I suppose that might be what's sought. 1, the adverb, as in "I was doubly impressed; he, multiply". 2, the verb, as in "I wished to exponentiate; he, to multiply". 3, the adjective, as in "I use two-ply tissue; he, multiply".
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$\begingroup$ Sorry i wasn't around at the moment you figured this. Fun solution! $\endgroup$– humnMar 24 at 9:46