During discovery do you prefer the exposition with the fragment to "find OUT"...

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or just the fragment to find or find that...?

[Madrigal Gurneyhalt]

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or just the fragment to find or find that...?

find out - make special effort to discover
find - chance upon
find that - prove or substantiate some hypothesis or speculation

[Peter T. Daniels]

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or just the fragment to find or find that...?

"find out" = 'learn' (she found out that her fiancé had been cheating on her)

"find" = 'locate' (she found her fiancé at his whore's apartment)

"find that" = 'performed research resulting in a conclusion' (by doing a
survey, she found that 54% of fiancés cheat on their fiancées)

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or just the fragment to find or find that...?

"find out" = 'learn' (she found out that her fiancé had been cheating on her)
"find" = 'locate' (she found her fiancé at his whore's apartment)
"find that" = 'performed research resulting in a conclusion' (by doing a
survey, she found that 54% of fiancés cheat on their fiancées)

I'd like to find OUT by chance where that whore's apartment is without putting to much effort in of course.