>...
>As a matter of fact, a river IS always a river:
>this is a necessary truth. (01)
Except when it's a stream, or a brook, or a rivulet. (02)
There is flowing water (well, today it may be frozen; last week, it
was flowing) that passes under a bridge I drive over on the way from
my home to GMU. Whether that something is a river or a stream or a
creek, is open to endless debate. I agree that it is what it is, but
is it always a river? Always not a river? I don't think that
question has a definite answer. (03)
Kathy (04)
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