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09 May 2005, 14:55

1) A group of people gathers in front of the building.
2) A bunch of idiots trusts the witch doctor.
3) A handful of experts do the job well.

Are these correct ?
How do I decide whether I should judge based on 'group/bunch/handful'
or 'people/idiots/experts' ?

Any other such examples you can think of ?

thanks,

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