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Also, is the comma before "such as' and "for example" necessary? Original Post. RM Rachel, Moderator Member. Ask a Question. Is there a difference between "such as" and "for example" in the sense that one is limiting and the other is not? Is "such as" limiting? If I say "I like animals such as lions and tigers", can it be said that the category of animals I like is limited to big cats so that it would be reasonable to infer that I do not necessarily like mice and rats?
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