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Successor Posted 17 years ago
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Justify
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which of the following phrases would be the most suitable in the sentence below: JUSTIFY, ENTITLE or BE A LICENSE FOR ? Thank you for your answers!
He has great scientific qualifications, nevertheless, they do not justify smugness, nor do they legitimate prejudice.
which of the following phrases would be the most suitable in the sentence below: JUSTIFY, ENTITLE or BE A LICENSE FOR ? Thank you for your answers!
He has great scientific qualifications, nevertheless, they do not justify smugness, nor do they legitimate prejudice.
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He has great scientific qualifications ; nevertheless, they do not (entitle him to / justify ) smugness, nor do they legitimate prejudice.
- He has great scientific qualifications ; nevertheless, they do not (entitle him to / justify ) smugness, nor do they legitimate prejudice.
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He has great scientific qualifications; nevertheless, they do not (entitle him to / justify) smugness, nor do they legitimate prejudice.
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