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Q: Why do you have two ways of describing location?
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[7:27:10 PM] Persephone Seale: 1 - It is important to have different ways of describing your location, because if you're telling someone stuppid how to get to your house, they'll need it. You could tell them the address (absolute location), but, because they're stupid, you're also going to have to tell them that your house directly across the street from the house of the town pedophile (relative location).


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