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-->*** \\\"Vegetable\\\" is not a botanical term. Lots of vegetables, such as cucumbers, peppers, squash, eggplant, olives, and even \\\'\\\'corn\\\'\\\', are fruits.

Another case of ConversationInTheMainPage, where smheath just couldn\\\'t resist [[RepairDontRespond replying]] to an example rather than altering whatever they thought was wrong.

The problem is, I can\\\'t see where this was even necessary. While \\\"vegetable\\\" may not be recognized as a botanical term, \\\"fruit\\\" very much \\\'\\\'is\\\'\\\'--and the culinary and botanical definitions of \\\"fruit\\\" mostly overlap. Which means the tomato example is \\\'\\\'still\\\'\\\' a case of calling a fruit a vegetable.
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-->*** \\\"Vegetable\\\" is not a botanical term. Lots of vegetables, such as cucumbers, peppers, squash, eggplant, olives, and even \\\'\\\'corn\\\'\\\', are fruits.

Another case of ConversationInTheMainPage, where smheath just couldn\\\'t resist [[RepairDontRespond replying]] to an example rather than altering whatever they thought was wrong.

The problem is, I can\\\'t see where this was even necessary. While \\\"vegetable\\\" may not be recognized as a botanical term, \\\"fruit\\\" very much \\\'\\\'is\\\'\\\'--and the culinary and botanical definitions of \\\"fruit\\\" mostly overlap. Which means the tomato example is \\\'\\\'still\\\'\\\' a case of calling a fruit a vegetable.
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