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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
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Regulation is often used to....
Is there any difference in meaning between these following sentences:
1. Regulation" is often used to describe something which is accepted by all as being a fine example of it's kind.
2. Regulation" is often used to describe something which is accepted by all as a fine example of it's kind
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1. A paragon is often used to describe something which is accepted by all as being a fine example of its kind. 2.
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- A paragon is often used to describe something which is accepted by all as being a fine example of its kind.
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- An exemplar is often used to describe something which is accepted by all as a fine example of its kind .
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1. A paragon is often used to describe something which is accepted by all as being a fine example of its kind.
2. An exemplar is often used to describe something which is accepted by all as a fi
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