Agreed, nearly everyone is probably most accurate. But the title says it was “everyone”. And “dozens” is a vague moderately sized integer. Was it 24 or 144? Just confusing overall without video context (which I didn’t have). I get the importance of the act, but it was hard to infer the actual weight of the situation when the article contained contradictory statements and vague units.
In the title: “Everyone walks out”
In the article: “nearly everyone” (of 193 countries)
Later in the article: “dozens”
Having just watched the clip I’d say ‘nearly everyone’ is accurate
Nearly everyone is dozens.
Agreed, nearly everyone is probably most accurate. But the title says it was “everyone”. And “dozens” is a vague moderately sized integer. Was it 24 or 144? Just confusing overall without video context (which I didn’t have). I get the importance of the act, but it was hard to infer the actual weight of the situation when the article contained contradictory statements and vague units.
yes, dozens would be accurate. maybe you are confused on how many a dozen is?
12? Unless you’re a baker?