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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Practice of constant warfare is adopted to maintain equilibrium in society, emerging the capacity of the government furthermore.
Practice of constant warfare is adopted to maintain equilibrium in society, emerging the capacity of the government furthermore.
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Anonymous Is this sentence grammatically correct? Practice of constant warfare is adopted to maintain equilibrium in society, emerging the capacity of the government furthermore. It's " The practice of", not "Practice of".
- Anonymous Is this sentence grammatically correct?
- Practice of constant warfare is adopted to maintain equilibrium in society, emerging the capacity of the government furthermore.
- It's " The practice of", not "Practice of".
- You have a practice emerging a capacity.
- This is not the correct use of "emerge".
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Anonymous Is this sentence grammatically correct? Does it make sense?Practice of constant warfare is adopted to maintain equilibrium in society, emerging the capacity of the government furthermore.It's "The practice of", not "Practice of".
You have a practice emerging a capacity. This is not the correct use of "emerge". The capacity e
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