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Ahn Posted 19 years ago
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Strict standards should be meet to grant justice to a 'humanitarian war'.
What I'm trying to say is 'A humanitarian war should meet strict standards to be accpted as a just one.' Does it make sense?
What I'm trying to say is 'A humanitarian war should meet strict standards to be accpted as a just one.' Does it make sense?
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Hi, Strict standards should be meet to grant justice to a 'humanitarian war'. ' Does it make sense? Your first version is hard to understand.
- Hi, Strict standards should be meet to grant justice to a 'humanitarian war'.
- ' Does it make sense?
- Your first version is hard to understand.
- Your second is much better.
- ' Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
Strict standards should be meet to grant justice to a 'humanitarian war'.
What I'm trying to say is 'A humanitarian war should meet strict standards to be accpted as a just one.' Does it make sense?
Your first version is hard to understand. Your second is much better.
Strict standards should be meet to grant justice to a 'humanitarian war'.
What I'm trying to say is 'A humanitarian war should meet strict standards to be accpted as a just one.' Does it make sense?
Your first version is hard to understand. Your second is much better.
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Strict standards should be met if one is to grant justice to a 'humanitarian war'.
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