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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
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I did my research...
Can you explain me the meaning of the underlined part because the person who says that is an amnesiac and lives and works in a diner.
"I thought it's money all you care. But it's people, isn't it? I did my research. You're a humanitarian. All the hospitals you've built..."
"I thought it's money all you care. But it's people, isn't it? I did my research. You're a humanitarian. All the hospitals you've built..."
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Hj, In very simple terms, 'I did my research' means 'I searched for and found information'. Clive
- Hj, In very simple terms, 'I did my research' means 'I searched for and found information'.
- Clive
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Hj,
In very simple terms, 'I did my research' means 'I searched for and found information'.
Clive
In very simple terms, 'I did my research' means 'I searched for and found information'.
Clive
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