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Michelle Cha Posted 12 years ago
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‘Fortunes are being lost....by a flood of new thinking and initiative'? ' ?

‘Fortunes are being lost or, more appropriately, swept away by a flood of new thinking and initiative.‘
I don‘t understand this sentence especially the exact meaning of ‘fortunes‘. Please help me.
  

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‘ I don‘t understand this sentence especially the exact meaning of ‘fortunes‘. Please help me. A fortune is a large amount of money.

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  • ‘ I don‘t understand this sentence especially the exact meaning of ‘fortunes‘.
  • Please help me.
  • A fortune is a large amount of money.
  • Sometimes it refers to almost all the wealth that a person has.
  • eg.
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Michelle Cha‘Fortunes are being lost or, more appropriately, swept away by a flood of new thinking and initiative.‘ I don‘t understand this sentence especially the exact meaning of ‘fortunes‘. Please help me.
A fortune is a large amount of money. Sometimes it refers to almost all the wealth that a person has.

eg. He lost his family's fortune betting o
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