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Madhulk Posted 16 years ago
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Granted, they haven't got the satellites up and running...
Their tower will be ready in two days. Granted,
they haven't got the satellites up and running The tower will be
ready in two days if they affirm
the satellites are not ready yet?
to change the atmosphere,
but come on, Clark.
they haven't got the satellites up and running The tower will be
ready in two days if they affirm
the satellites are not ready yet?
to change the atmosphere,
but come on, Clark.
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Madhulk Granted, they haven't got the satellites up and running The tower will be ready in two days if they affirm The tower will be ready in two days, but, admittedly, the satellites are not working (yet). This is an idiomatic use of "granted" which means "I concede that" or "I admit that" (literally, "It is granted that").
- Madhulk Granted, they haven't got the satellites up and running The tower will be ready in two days if they affirm The tower will be ready in two days, but, admittedly, the satellites are not working (yet).
- This is an idiomatic use of "granted" which means "I concede that" or "I admit that" (literally, "It is granted that").
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MadhulkGranted,
they haven't got the satellites up and running The tower will be
ready in two days if they affirm
The tower will be ready in two days, but, admittedly, the satellites are not working (yet). This is an idiomatic use of "granted" which means "I concede that" or "I admit that" (literally
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