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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Combine these two sentences
A married couple met at Juniata College in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. They are both left-handed, and they have set up a scholarship for needy left-handed students attending Juniata.
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A left-handed married couple who met at Juniata College in Huntingdon, PA, have set up a scholarship for needy left-handed students attending their alma mater. ) Another version: A married couple, who are both left-handed and met as students at Juniata College, in Huntington, PA, have set up a scholarship for needy left-handers attending their alma mater.
- A left-handed married couple who met at Juniata College in Huntingdon, PA, have set up a scholarship for needy left-handed students attending their alma mater.
- ) Another version: A married couple, who are both left-handed and met as students at Juniata College, in Huntington, PA, have set up a scholarship for needy left-handers attending their alma mater.
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A left-handed married couple who met at Juniata College in Huntingdon, PA, have set up a scholarship for needy left-handed students attending their alma mater.
(or, you could replace "their alma mater" with Juniata.)
Another version:
A married couple, who are both left-handed and met as students at Juniata College, in Huntington, PA, have set up a scholarship for needy
(or, you could replace "their alma mater" with Juniata.)
Another version:
A married couple, who are both left-handed and met as students at Juniata College, in Huntington, PA, have set up a scholarship for needy
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