Mission vs. Vision LO26845

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Replying to LO26813 --

>If Vision is for statements and Mission for commands, then what is there
>for questions??

MYSTERY!

[Host's Note: At de Lange wrote way back in LO26771:
>Since the middle eighties I decided to make use of the following
>distinction. A vision is linguistically a set of declarative sentences
>(statements). A mission is a set of imperative sentences (commands).
  ..Rick]

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