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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
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Go down in history
I often see in newspapers the phrase "go down in history"
I just wonder what it means. Does it mean "The person's deed will be soon deleted from the history" or "It will remain in history for a long time"?
I just wonder what it means. Does it mean "The person's deed will be soon deleted from the history" or "It will remain in history for a long time"?
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Yes, the second the one is correct. it will remain in history for a long time.
- Yes, the second the one is correct.
- it will remain in history for a long time.
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Yes, the second the one is correct. it will remain in history for a long time.
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