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How do you use the word exposition in a question?

Updated: 8/16/2019
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(1. a large-scale public display or show, as of art or manufactured products)

Will you be attending the motorcycle exposition this week in New York?

(2. a setting forth of meaning or intent)

Would you rather a lengthy exposition or a short explanation?

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