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1) This speaks to her materialism and how, in her world, a certain amount of wealth is a barrier to entry for a relationship.
2) She should have listened to her and helped her.
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1) This speaks to her materialism and how, in her world, a certain amount of wealth is a barrier to entry for a relationship . I don't understand. My guess is you mean this.
- 1) This speaks to her materialism and how, in her world, a certain amount of wealth is a barrier to entry for a relationship .
- I don't understand.
- My guess is you mean this.
- This speaks to her materialism and how, in her world, a certain amount of wealth is a barrier to entering a relationship.
- You could also delete the word 'entering'.
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1) This speaks to her materialism and how, in her world, a certain amount of wealth is a barrier to entry for a relationship. I don't understand. My guess is you mean this.
This speaks to her materialism and how, in her world, a certain amount of wealth is a barrier to entering a relationship. You could also delete the word 'entering'.
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