The auther says, 'This caution' is for more necessary in the ease of India than in the case of any other country. why? What is this caution?
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Explanation: The given sentence, 'This caution is far more necessary in the case of India', the degree of comparison used is the comparative. This is implied through the degree signifier 'more'. ... Hence the sentence changes to, 'In no other country is this caution as necessary as in the case of India'.
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