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Quote \/ doesn’t say “twice in one line”, and I haven’t read the article. Still, I thought you might find it interesting. “A thorough study of polysemy is an important prerequisite for the translation of Tao Te Ching to convey its essence well. Therefore, the article screened the polysemy in Tao Te Ching and found many words and phrases have more than one meaning.” (A Study of Polysemy and Multi-translation in Tao Te Ching, by Yan Wang, https://www.atlantis-press.com/proceedings/iccessh-19/125912010 )

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