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Hat hat 757 Posted 8 years ago
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The consequence of this historic breakthrough of the first successful space launch was ... something

I am not sure about "breakthrough of the first successful space launch"

I get this phrase "breakthrough of the year" meaning that these breakthroughs belong to the year.

Please help me understand this.

  

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hat hat 757 I get this phrase "breakthrough of the year" meaning that these breakthroughs belong to the year. = the breakthrough happened in that year. Does that help you?

— Mister Micawber

  • hat hat 757 I get this phrase "breakthrough of the year" meaning that these breakthroughs belong to the year.
  • = the breakthrough happened in that year.
  • Does that help you?
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hat hat 757I get this phrase "breakthrough of the year" meaning that these breakthroughs belong to the year.

= the breakthrough happened in that year.

Does that help you?

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