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"It's an infuriating place for a journalist to wirk. Where the governments do not actively discourage what we in the west would regard as objective reporting, their bureaucracies raise endless obstacles that you have to be both tireless and ingenious to overcome. But it's worth it. The hash African sun shines on stark issues ... the supremacy of one race over another, of one tribe over another."
Above is a paragraph from my textbook. To be honest, I just partially understand the sentence in the italic style (The harsh...) and can't expalin it in words.
Therefore, I'd be grateful if you can take time and assist me in this matter.
Above is a paragraph from my textbook. To be honest, I just partially understand the sentence in the italic style (The harsh...) and can't expalin it in words.
Therefore, I'd be grateful if you can take time and assist me in this matter.
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"It's an infuriating place for a journalist to work . Where Although the governments do not actively discourage what we in the west would regard as objective reporting, their bureaucracies raise such endless obstacles that you have to be both tireless and ingenious to overcome them . But it's worth it.
- "It's an infuriating place for a journalist to work .
- Where Although the governments do not actively discourage what we in the west would regard as objective reporting, their bureaucracies raise such endless obstacles that you have to be both tireless and ingenious to overcome them .
- But it's worth it.
- The has r h African sun shines on stark issues ...
- " I tweaked the paragraph to make it more natural.
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"It's an infuriating place for a journalist to work. Where Although the governments do not actively discourage what we in the west would regard as objective reporting, their bureaucracies raise such endless obstacles that you have to be both tireless and ingenious to overcome them. But it's worth it. The hasrh African sun shines on stark issues
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So, in your opinion, what does the harsh sun sympolize? And why does it shine on social issues? To make things better or worse?
Hope to hear from you soon. I will really appreciate if you can assit me in this matter.
Hope to hear from you soon. I will really appreciate if you can assit me in this matter.
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To me, it means that the social problems are very severe, and very obvious.
The harsh sun has no effect (good or bad) on the social issues, it only makes their nature obvious to anyone who travels there. Imagine the sun shining in the desert - it is very bright, and every detail on every rock and grain of sand can be seen.
The harsh sun has no effect (good or bad) on the social issues, it only makes their nature obvious to anyone who travels there. Imagine the sun shining in the desert - it is very bright, and every detail on every rock and grain of sand can be seen.
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