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Newguest Posted 13 years ago
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For one thing should now be obvious

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There are, no doubt, other factors involved, other influences that shape and circumscribe these abilities, for one thing should now be obvious.

Does it mean the same as: There are, which should be obvious by now, no doubt other factors ....

  

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Newguest Does it mean the same as: There are, which should be obvious by now, no doubt other factors Not, it seems to say 'one thing is obvious', but that thing is not mentioned in your excerpt.

— Mister Micawber

  • Newguest Does it mean the same as: There are, which should be obvious by now, no doubt other factors Not, it seems to say 'one thing is obvious', but that thing is not mentioned in your excerpt.
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NewguestDoes it mean the same as: There are, which should be obvious by now, no doubt other factors
Not, it seems to say 'one thing is obvious', but that thing is not mentioned in your excerpt.
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Hi

But if I put "one thing is obvious" at the beginning of the sentence it will be OK?

One thing is obvious, there are without doubts other factors involved, other influences that shape and circumscribe these abilities.
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NewguestOne thing is obvious, there are without doubts other factors involved
It is still odd, because 'one thing is obvious' = 'without doubt'.
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