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at most vs. at the most #1 (permalink) Mon Apr 19, 2010 15:20 pm   at most vs. at the most
 

Hi, is there a difference between 'at most' and 'at the most'?

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at most vs. at the most #2 (permalink) Mon Apr 19, 2010 15:52 pm   at most vs. at the most
 

They have the same meaning.
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at most vs. at the most #3 (permalink) Mon Apr 19, 2010 17:36 pm   at most vs. at the most
 

Hi Torsten,

There is also the hint that 'at the most' refers to an exact figure with regard for example to money or time whereas 'at most' has more the idea of amount or quantity.

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