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Inggris Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Blacklist
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"..................... The US authorities claim that the two universities were blacklisted on its list while the universities claim otherwise. ......................."
Is "on its list" necessarily included in that sentence?
"..................... The US authorities claim that the two universities were blacklisted on its list while the universities claim otherwise. ......................."
Is "on its list" necessarily included in that sentence?
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inggris "on its list" You're right. It's manifestly redundant.
- inggris "on its list" You're right.
- It's manifestly redundant.
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Hi
I think you're right and there's no need for 'on its list'
Just possibly, you could have an argument about whose list is right ...
- They're blacklisted according to us
- Well, they're not blacklisted on our list
But, apart from that, I think you're right
Dave
I think you're right and there's no need for 'on its list'
Just possibly, you could have an argument about whose list is right ...
- They're blacklisted according to us
- Well, they're not blacklisted on our list
But, apart from that, I think you're right
Dave
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