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Moivile Posted 17 years ago
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A matter of interest to everybody=...
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That's a matter of considerable interest to everybody.=That is a matter that is of considerable interest to everybody.
Are the meanings of these sentences are the same?
That's a matter of considerable interest to everybody.=That is a matter that is of considerable interest to everybody.
Are the meanings of these sentences are the same?
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Yes. CB
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