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Nesa Posted 12 years ago
Business & Finance

Could you please paraphrase it?

Hi,

Here is a sentence in which I think a comma is left. Besides, I didn't get the second part. 

Still, an increasing number of westerners feel some need to protect people in the developing world from becoming shallow consumerists, obsessed by brands, fascinated by American culture, mesmerised by television. In doing so, however, they are attempting to deny the vast majority of humanity the opportunities and material progress that will eventually allow them the time, as we have, to cultivate a guilty conscience.

Regards,
Nesa
  

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nesa Here is a sentence in which I think a comma is left. I see no mistaken comma or omission. nesa , I didn't get the second part.

  • nesa Here is a sentence in which I think a comma is left.
  • I see no mistaken comma or omission.
  • nesa , I didn't get the second part.
  • Westerners feel guilty about being shallow consumerists, etc, while the developing world is suffering deprivations.
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nesaHere is a sentence in which I think a comma is left.
I see no mistaken comma or omission.
nesa, I didn't get the second part.
Westerners feel guilty about being shallow consumerists, etc, while the developing world is suffering deprivations.
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Mister MicawberI see no mistaken comma or omission.
I thought maybe there should have been a comma after "humanity":

...they are attempting to deny the vast majority of humanity, the opportunities and material progress that will eventually allow them the time to cultivate a guilty conscience.

If no
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nesa thought maybe there should have been a comma after "humanity":
No.
nesa I can't find "the opportunities and material progress" part of speech!
Not 'part of speech', but it is the compound object of the verb 'deny':

..they are attempting to deny [to] the vast majority of humanity the opportunities and

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