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SmilyCat Posted 14 years ago
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"The judge ascertained his guilt."
Does it mean a) the judge strongly believed he is guilty, or b) the judge came to a conclusion about his guilt?
Does it mean a) the judge strongly believed he is guilty, or b) the judge came to a conclusion about his guilt?
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Neither of those. The judge found out for certain that he was guilty. Rover
- Neither of those.
- The judge found out for certain that he was guilty.
- Rover
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Neither of those.
The judge found out for certain that he was guilty.
Rover
Neither of those.
The judge found out for certain that he was guilty.
Rover
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