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Deepuji Posted 11 years ago
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What is meant by the under-lined part

Some countries want nuclear weapons to prop up a tottering state. Pakistan insists its weapons are safe, but the outside world cannot shake the fear that they may fall into the hands of Islamist terrorists, or even religious zealots within its own armed forces. When history catches up with North Korea’s Kim dynasty, as sooner or later it must, nobody knows what will happen to its nukes—whether they might be inherited, sold, eliminated or, in a last futile gesture, detonated.

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deepuji What is meant by the under-lined part ? Most likely, When history catches up with North Korea’s Kim dynasty means When North Korea's Kim dynasty is forced to face (and deal with) the consequences of its actions . 'history catches up with' on its own means nothing.

  • deepuji What is meant by the under-lined part ?
  • Most likely, When history catches up with North Korea’s Kim dynasty means When North Korea's Kim dynasty is forced to face (and deal with) the consequences of its actions .
  • 'history catches up with' on its own means nothing.
  • It has to be interpreted within the context of what follows.
  • CJ
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deepujiWhat is meant by the under-lined part?
Most likely, When history catches up with North Korea’s Kim dynasty means When North Korea's Kim dynasty is forced to face (and deal with) the consequences of its actions.

'history catches up with' on its own means nothing. It has to be interp

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