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Teo Posted 19 years ago
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1. No leaders worthy of the name ever existed but they were optimists.
2. There is no doubt but that it must be done.
3. I don't know but what I will go.
Can anyone explain or paraphrase the above sentences?
2. There is no doubt but that it must be done.
3. I don't know but what I will go.
Can anyone explain or paraphrase the above sentences?
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Teo 1. No leaders worthy of the name ever existed but they were optimists. 2.
- Teo 1.
- No leaders worthy of the name ever existed but they were optimists.
- 2.
- There is no doubt but that it must be done.
- 3.
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Teo1. No leaders worthy of the name ever existed but they were optimists.Paraphrasing:
2. There is no doubt but that it must be done.
3. I don't know but what I will go.
Can anyone explain or paraphrase the above sentences?
All leaders worthy of the name were optimists
There is no doubt that it will have to be done
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