Has been incorporated
I don't understand this part in the text "has been incorporated", thanks for your help
And the women that I knew, who raised me and millions of people like me, who ran our factories and our businesses, put out the fires when the bombs dropped, they would not have recognized their definition of womanliness has been incorporated an iconic model of Margaret Thatcher to pay tribute to the first Prime Minister deputed by female gender, okay; but a woman? Not on my terms.
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"incorporated" means included within something, but the sentence is ungrammatical around that point. It looks as if words have been missed out, perhaps. Please check that you have copied everything exactly correctly.
- "incorporated" means included within something, but the sentence is ungrammatical around that point.
- It looks as if words have been missed out, perhaps.
- Please check that you have copied everything exactly correctly.
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"incorporated" means included within something, but the sentence is ungrammatical around that point. It looks as if words have been missed out, perhaps. Please check that you have copied everything exactly correctly.
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