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user 4057
for questions about choosing between two (or more) phrases
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Come si esprime il contrario di "a distanza" per qualificare lezioni o lavoro?
L'uso più frequente per esprimere il concetto è "in presenza".
Metto un link a caso da un quotidiano, ma troverai decine di esempi tra le notizie di questi giorni.
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"O meno" vs "o no"
Yes: "o no" is not only possible, but also more correct.
"O meno" is widely used but not recommandable in phrases like this one (can something be delimited "less materially"?).
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