"...for neither" - really?

[Richard Gaskin]

Monte Goulding wrote:

 > Having had some caffeine I am now awake enough to recognize that
 > 'for neither' is completely redundant. Just drop it off and the
 > statement makes perfect sense.

i thought some sort of default came into play without further modifiers, no?

What happens now when you call it with no modifiers?

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