the many OR many?
Is it ok to say "the many different aspects of law"? And what is the difference from "many different aspects of law"?
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In the first one, we imagine law as a category with a finite number of aspects. We haven't defined the number of aspects here but said that there are many of them.
In the second, the number of aspects is not considered as a finite list. Our point is about some of them.
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