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It is preposterous that athletes can make millions of dollars as much as the majority of the people in society might devote their whole life to their jobs.
Should we say that athletes' contribution to society is greater than the walks of life’ people?
Publishing an advertisement costs capitals.
I have no idea to revise these sentences.
Can you give me a hand.
Thank you for tour help.
It is preposterous that athletes can make millions of dollars as much as the majority of the people in society might devote their whole life to their jobs.
Should we say that athletes' contribution to society is greater than the walks of life’ people?
Publishing an advertisement costs capitals.
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Do you mean: It is preposterous that athletes can make as much as what the majority of people can make in a lifetime?
- Do you mean: It is preposterous that athletes can make as much as what the majority of people can make in a lifetime?
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Do you mean:
It is preposterous that athletes can make as much as what the majority of people can make in a lifetime?
It is preposterous that athletes can make as much as what the majority of people can make in a lifetime?
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'It is preposterous that athletes can make millions of dollars, more than most people will make in their lifetimes.'
'Can we say that the contribution of athletes to society is greater than that of other people?'
'Publishing an advertisement costs money.'
'Can we say that the contribution of athletes to society is greater than that of other people?'
'Publishing an advertisement costs money.'
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