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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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For all the good it has done we might as well not have bothered.
What does "For all the good it has done we might as well not have bothered" mean?
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They tried to improve something, but now they are disappointed because their efforts seem to have made little difference.
- They tried to improve something, but now they are disappointed because their efforts seem to have made little difference.
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They tried to improve something, but now they are disappointed because their efforts seem to have made little difference.
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