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Ahn Posted 19 years ago
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The Six-Party Talks on the nuclear weapons has a decisive step around the corner such as the declaration of nuclear materials and disabling nuclear facilities.
->That is ,"the Six-Party Talks on the nuclear weapons is now near a decisive step such as the declaration of nuclear materials and disabling nuclear facilities."
What would be the best way to convey this meaning?
->That is ,"the Six-Party Talks on the nuclear weapons is now near a decisive step such as the declaration of nuclear materials and disabling nuclear facilities."
What would be the best way to convey this meaning?
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How you've expressed it in the second sentence is fine. The term 'a decisive step around the corner' is a somewhat awkward expression.
- How you've expressed it in the second sentence is fine.
- The term 'a decisive step around the corner' is a somewhat awkward expression.
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How you've expressed it in the second sentence is fine.
The term 'a decisive step around the corner' is a somewhat awkward expression.
The term 'a decisive step around the corner' is a somewhat awkward expression.
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