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"In the novel, too much power lead to killing, extra labor for other animals, and something that was so unthinkable for them before, which was resembling the humans by drinking, wearing clothes, sleeping on beds."
Can someone tell me if this sentence makes sense. If not, what should I say to make it sound right? Thanks!!
"In the novel, too much power lead to killing, extra labor for other animals, and something that was so unthinkable for them before, which was resembling the humans by drinking, wearing clothes, sleeping on beds."
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In the novel, too much power leads to killing, extra labor for other animals, and something that was so unthinkable for them before: resembling the humans by drinking, wearing clothes, and sleeping on beds.
- In the novel, too much power leads to killing, extra labor for other animals, and something that was so unthinkable for them before: resembling the humans by drinking, wearing clothes, and sleeping on beds.
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In the novel, too much power leads to killing, extra labor for other animals, and something that was so unthinkable for them before: resembling the humans by drinking, wearing clothes, and sleeping on beds.
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