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Swati Animesh Paul Posted 14 years ago
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Can someone please explain me the meaning of the following question:
In starting the argument that the president does not care about the plight of the poor, a prominent democrat implied that republicans have never be concerned about it.
What does the pronoun 'it' refers to in the aforementioned?
In starting the argument that the president does not care about the plight of the poor, a prominent democrat implied that republicans have never be concerned about it.
What does the pronoun 'it' refers to in the aforementioned?
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Hi, Can someone please explain me the meaning of the following question: In starting the argument that the P resident does not care about the plight of the poor, a prominent D emocrat implied that R epublicans have never be en concerned about it. What does the pronoun 'it' refers to in the aforementioned? The plight of the poor.
- Hi, Can someone please explain me the meaning of the following question: In starting the argument that the P resident does not care about the plight of the poor, a prominent D emocrat implied that R epublicans have never be en concerned about it.
- What does the pronoun 'it' refers to in the aforementioned?
- The plight of the poor.
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Hi,
Can someone please explain me the meaning of the following question:
In starting the argument that the President does not care about the plight of the poor, a prominent Democrat implied that Republicans have never been concerne
Can someone please explain me the meaning of the following question:
In starting the argument that the President does not care about the plight of the poor, a prominent Democrat implied that Republicans have never been concerne
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