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10/1 '22
The phrase "plus maintenant" in French means "not anymore" rather than the literal translation "more now". This seems like it was invented just to create a disastrous misunderstanding of a treaty. Apparently you can specify the opposite meaning by pronouncing the "s".
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I am nonplussed.
Add in that "ne" signifying the negative pas/plus/que/aucun/&c is often dropped in spoken French.
