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		extempore on Feb 16, 2016 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Kotlin 1.0 Released: Pragmatic Language for JVM an... He means best-known, not best known. It's a statement about which is better known, not which is better.

bad_user on Feb 16, 2016 [–]

Oh, sorry. I'm not a native English speaker, sometimes I have parsing issues :-)

abiox on Feb 16, 2016 | [–]

i wouldn't sweat it, there's a fair amount of ambiguity in the english grammar D:

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