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NL888 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
"define it"? define what?
Context:
It remains unclear how far the longstanding territorial conflict over the islands, known as the Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, could escalate now that it has flared again. China has in recent days tamped down protests that were seeming to slip beyond its control, and the two countries share deep economic ties that make the stakes of further escalation clear. But popular opinion in China has been unwilling to let the issue die, and a small group of nationalists in Japan has so far seemed unwilling to let go of an issue that helps define it.
It remains unclear how far the longstanding territorial conflict over the islands, known as the Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, could escalate now that it has flared again. China has in recent days tamped down protests that were seeming to slip beyond its control, and the two countries share deep economic ties that make the stakes of further escalation clear. But popular opinion in China has been unwilling to let the issue die, and a small group of nationalists in Japan has so far seemed unwilling to let go of an issue that helps define it.
Top answer
Hi, It's not at all clear. Perhaps . .
- Hi, It's not at all clear.
- Perhaps .
- .
- a small group of nationalists in Japan has so far seemed unwilling to let go of an issue that helps define this small group of nationalists.
- Clive
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Hi,
It's not at all clear.
Perhaps
. . . a small group of nationalists in Japan has so far seemed unwilling to let go of an issue that helps define this small group of nationalists.
It's not at all clear.
Perhaps
. . . a small group of nationalists in Japan has so far seemed unwilling to let go of an issue that helps define this small group of nationalists.
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