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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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adapt to laws of where

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Sometimes you have to adapt to the laws of where you are living.

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I might say: Sometimes you have to adapt to the laws of wherever you are living. But this is also a little too formal. Better to say: Sometimes you have to adapt to the local laws.

— Doctor D

  • I might say: Sometimes you have to adapt to the laws of wherever you are living.
  • But this is also a little too formal.
  • Better to say: Sometimes you have to adapt to the local laws.
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I might say:
Sometimes you have to adapt to the laws of wherever you are living.
But this is also a little too formal.
Better to say:
Sometimes you have to adapt to the local laws.
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