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Seagull Posted 12 years ago
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I hope we don't let them off with ...
My royals are Queen Elizabeth and her mob. ... One day, though, I predict we'll want to get rid of the whole institution and just have a proper democracy. On that day, I hope we don't let them off with a couple of abdications.
In the last sentence in the passage above, what does the author mean? Does s/he mean, "On that day, let us get rid of the entire royal family and not be generous to them even if some of them abdicate."?
In the last sentence in the passage above, what does the author mean? Does s/he mean, "On that day, let us get rid of the entire royal family and not be generous to them even if some of them abdicate."?
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That's the broad idea. I wonder exactly what he means by 'a proper democracy'.
- That's the broad idea.
- I wonder exactly what he means by 'a proper democracy'.
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That's the broad idea.
I wonder exactly what he means by 'a proper democracy'.
I wonder exactly what he means by 'a proper democracy'.
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