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Niranjan Krishnamurthy Posted 10 years ago
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Yet for a leader to hold such principles while seeming uninterested and unable to gain power feels as despairing as a candidate who holds no principles at all.
Is a comma required before "feels"?
And, is "it" implied before "feels"?
Is a comma required before "feels"?
And, is "it" implied before "feels"?
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Is a comma required before "feels"? Yes. And, is "it" implied before "feels"?
- Is a comma required before "feels"?
- Yes.
- And, is "it" implied before "feels"?
- No.
- The subject of 'feels' is 'for a leader to hold such principles' .
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Is a comma required before "feels"? Yes.
And, is "it" implied before "feels"? No. The subject of 'feels' is 'for a leader to hold such principles'.
And, is "it" implied before "feels"? No. The subject of 'feels' is 'for a leader to hold such principles'.
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