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Abil Posted 11 years ago
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Most crucial question
It takes the most crucial question, the issue of land grabbing, out of our sight.
In this sentence I tried to mean that land grabbing is the most crucial issue. Do you get the same idea from reading it? If not, could you please rephrase it for clarity? Thanks.
In this sentence I tried to mean that land grabbing is the most crucial issue. Do you get the same idea from reading it? If not, could you please rephrase it for clarity? Thanks.
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Yes, I get the same idea. the most crucial question, the one of land....
- Yes, I get the same idea.
- the most crucial question, the one of land....
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Yes, I get the same idea. BTW, I'd probably use ....the most crucial question, the one of land....
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