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Hi, would you please tell me what is the meaning of " lose whatever interest he had" in the following text:
"Got an ID? Faldo( the seargent) grunted.
Tabor had an impressive collection of ID's. He pulled out his wallet and removed a Georgia driver's license for Jeff Dunlap, who, as a real person, lived quietly and unsuspectingly in the town of Conyers, just outside of Atlanta. If the sergeant ( Faldo) bothered to check, which he never thought about doing, he would find a real person at a real address and immediately lose whatever interest he had.
Furthermore, does the text mean that the name on driver licence is not Jeff Dunlap?
Thanks
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anonymous (... he would ... immediately) "lose whatever interest he had".
- anonymous (...
- he would ...
- immediately) "lose whatever interest he had".
- (he would immediately) cease to be interested in checking up on the validity of the license, if he had any interest at all to begin with.
- anonymous does the text mean that the name on driver licence is not Jeff Dunlap?
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anonymous(... he would ... immediately) "lose whatever interest he had".
(he would immediately) cease to be interested in checking up on the validity of the license, if he had any interest at all to begin with.
anonymousdoes the text mean that the name on driver licence is not Jeff Dunlap?
No. The name on the lice
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