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    That's the problem with translation :P In Norwegian the phrase makes perfect sense, in english it's ambivalent and in Russian I just don't know if the phrase refers to what I meant to say. Thanks for a very quick reply!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Helge T View Post
    That's the problem with translation :P In Norwegian the phrase makes perfect sense, in english it's ambivalent
    Do you mean the confusion between the art that causes destruction/creation and the art of causing destruction/creation?
    Anyway, Russian equivalents you've seen here can mean both, I think.

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