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'default' vs. 'by default'



 
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'default' vs. 'by default' Fri Jun 02, 2006 22:54 pm  'default' vs. 'by default'		  
what is the difference between by default and default? Rolling Eyes
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'default' vs. 'by default' Sat Jun 03, 2006 1:50 am  'default' vs. 'by default'		  
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The difference is similar to the differences between

mail and by mail
car and by car

By default is a prepositional phrase indicating means or method.
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