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Cso.huang Posted 19 years ago
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Not everyone who worked hard would succeed, but the one succeeded must be t
Hi! How can I express the meaning of below sentence in good way?
"Not everyone who worked hard would succeed, but the one succeeded must be the one worked hard"
"Not everyone who worked hard would succeed, but the one succeeded must be the one worked hard"
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Here is a suggestion: Not everyone who has worked hard has succeeded, but those who have succeeded are the ones who have worked hard.
- Here is a suggestion: Not everyone who has worked hard has succeeded, but those who have succeeded are the ones who have worked hard.
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Here is a suggestion:
Not everyone who has worked hard has succeeded, but those who have succeeded are the ones who have worked hard.
Not everyone who has worked hard has succeeded, but those who have succeeded are the ones who have worked hard.
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