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  1. Karen
    August 20, 2014

    First you say that “Mahi […] comes with more meat” but then you write that “when comparing Ahi with Mahi, it can be seen that the former one is fleshier and has more meat.”

    So which is it?

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    • Mari
      March 5, 2016

      “Former” refers to “Ahi” in the sentence. Writer did not contradict themself.

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      • Kevin
        May 28, 2017

        Yes it’s say that later but in beginning sa ago more flavorful but Mahi has more meat…so yes contradicts

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  2. Robert Srevenson
    September 3, 2018

    Writers do contradict themselves.

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  3. Rod
    February 17, 2021

    A Mahi is not a type of tuna. Far from it…

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  4. Will
    May 16, 2021

    Mahi-mahi is Hawaiian for “very strong,” not mahi. Mahi is Hawaiian for strong. The dolphinfish is called mahi-mahi, not mahi. Most of your answer was copied from Wikipedia, so if you are going to copy, don’t screw it it up.

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