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Leading edge
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Esther and Jerry Hicks, the New York Times best-selling authors of Ask and It Is Given etc. produce the Leading Edge Abraham-Hicks teachings on the art of allowing our natural Well-Being to come forth.
Their internationally acclaimed website is: XYZ.
1. Does it mean that the books they authored are very good (leading edge) and teach people the art how to let our Well-Being manifest itself? What is an easier way to write the same?
2. Does it mean that their website is known all over the world?
Esther and Jerry Hicks, the New York Times best-selling authors of Ask and It Is Given etc. produce the Leading Edge Abraham-Hicks teachings on the art of allowing our natural Well-Being to come forth.
Their internationally acclaimed website is: XYZ.
1. Does it mean that the books they authored are very good (leading edge) and teach people the art how to let our Well-Being manifest itself? What is an easier way to write the same?
2. Does it mean that their website is known all over the world?
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1. "leading-edge" means "at the forefront of new thought", "breaking new ground", that kind of thing. The context suggests that "produce" refers to the authoring or publication of books about the Abraham-Hicks teachings, but this isn't made explicit -- it could be other materials.
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- "leading-edge" means "at the forefront of new thought", "breaking new ground", that kind of thing.
- The context suggests that "produce" refers to the authoring or publication of books about the Abraham-Hicks teachings, but this isn't made explicit -- it could be other materials.
- ) Otherwise, your paraphrase is correct.
- I would hyphenate "leading-edge", and there's no need to capitalise those words (unless they're supposed to be part of a proper name in a way that isn't terribly clear).
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1. "leading-edge" means "at the forefront of new thought", "breaking new ground", that kind of thing.
The context suggests that "produce" refers to the authoring or publication of books about the Abraham-Hicks teachings, but this isn't made explicit -- it could be other materials. (It's also not clear to me whether "Ask and It is Given" is a book about the Abraham-Hicks teachings or an
The context suggests that "produce" refers to the authoring or publication of books about the Abraham-Hicks teachings, but this isn't made explicit -- it could be other materials. (It's also not clear to me whether "Ask and It is Given" is a book about the Abraham-Hicks teachings or an
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