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Griffey Posted 10 years ago
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a can of men at work?
This is from Khan Academy. I roughly understand what the text means. But I have no idea what 'a kind can of men at work' in the middle of the sentence, means. Looking it up in the dictionary or the web doesn't help either. Can anyone tell me what it is about?
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And that many of which were cited by President Woodrow Wilson, and in this tutorial, that this is part of, a kind of can of men at work, I've put the entire text of his speech, which I highly recommend reading, to see all of the things that President Wilson cited in his speech.
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And that many of which were cited by President Woodrow Wilson, and in this tutorial, that this is part of, a kind of can of men at work, I've put the entire text of his speech, which I highly recommend reading, to see all of the things that President Wilson cited in his speech.
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This looks like an error--perhaps a proofreading error. It does not make sense as it stands.
- This looks like an error--perhaps a proofreading error.
- It does not make sense as it stands.
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This looks like an error--perhaps a proofreading error. It does not make sense as it stands.
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