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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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The crime has to be invesgiated cautiously. Every single possibility can't be condoned.
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No. condone means forgive, approve reluctantly. Say eg The crime has to be investigated cautiously.
- No.
- condone means forgive, approve reluctantly.
- Say eg The crime has to be investigated cautiously.
- Hastiness can't be condoned.
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No.
condone means forgive, approve reluctantly.
Say eg The crime has to be investigated cautiously. Hastiness can't be condoned.
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anonymousEvery single possibility can't be condoned.
This doesn't work. I think you're trying to say something like
We [must / can / will / should] leave no stone unturned.
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