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Jooney Posted 14 years ago
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Hi,
Diversity, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor wrote, encourages lively classroom discussions, fosters cross-racial harmony and cultivates leaders seen as legitimate.
Why not just say "legitimate leaders"? Are they not equivalent in meaning?
A: ... cultivates legitimate leaders.
B: ...cultivates leaders (who will be) seen as legitimate.
I'd appreciate your answer. Thank you.
Diversity, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor wrote, encourages lively classroom discussions, fosters cross-racial harmony and cultivates leaders seen as legitimate.
Why not just say "legitimate leaders"? Are they not equivalent in meaning?
A: ... cultivates legitimate leaders.
B: ...cultivates leaders (who will be) seen as legitimate.
I'd appreciate your answer. Thank you.
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Hi, Diversity, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor wrote, encourages lively classroom discussions, fosters cross-racial harmony and cultivates leaders seen as legitimate . Why not just say "legitimate leaders"? Are they not equivalent in meaning?
- Hi, Diversity, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor wrote, encourages lively classroom discussions, fosters cross-racial harmony and cultivates leaders seen as legitimate .
- Why not just say "legitimate leaders"?
- Are they not equivalent in meaning?
- A: ...
- cultivates legitimate leaders.
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Hi,
Diversity, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor wrote, encourages lively classroom discussions, fosters cross-racial harmony and cultivates leaders seen as legitimate.
Why not just say "legitimate leaders"? Are they not equivalent in meaning?
A: ... cultivates legitimate leaders.
Diversity, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor wrote, encourages lively classroom discussions, fosters cross-racial harmony and cultivates leaders seen as legitimate.
Why not just say "legitimate leaders"? Are they not equivalent in meaning?
A: ... cultivates legitimate leaders.
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