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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
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Relinquish your claims to my title...
Isabella takes over the old sheriff's place while he's presumed dead.
When he returns and meets her he says: Isabella, you will, of course,
relinquish your claims to my title (Abandon the title?)- if you wish to join me.
When he returns and meets her he says: Isabella, you will, of course,
relinquish your claims to my title (Abandon the title?)- if you wish to join me.
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Not quite. It means you will stop saying the title is yours. it doesn't mean the title was ACTUALLY yours.
- Not quite.
- It means you will stop saying the title is yours.
- it doesn't mean the title was ACTUALLY yours.
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Not quite.
It means you will stop saying the title is yours. it doesn't mean the title was ACTUALLY yours.
"Taiwan is strongly opposed to China's claim of the island's sovereignty."
It means you will stop saying the title is yours. it doesn't mean the title was ACTUALLY yours.
"Taiwan is strongly opposed to China's claim of the island's sovereignty."
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