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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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T-shirts held an inverted mirror up to reality
For all the high spirits, attendees’ T-shirts held an inverted mirror up to reality: “Trump won, deal with it”; “Re-elect Trump".
I can't exactly get the meaning of the clause attendees’ T-shirts held an inverted mirror up to reality: “Trump won, deal with it”; “Re-elect Trump" in the sentence above.
Does it mean that the imprints on the attendees T-shirts are somewhat misleading and divorced from reality?
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anonymous are somewhat misleading and divorced from reality? Your interpretation is as good as mine.
- anonymous are somewhat misleading and divorced from reality?
- Your interpretation is as good as mine.
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anonymousare somewhat misleading and divorced from reality?
Your interpretation is as good as mine.
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