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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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That

"Agreements of a new type can, if necessary, include measures aimed at facilitating these exchanges. But the question of liberalizing trade should no longer be the main focus. Trade must once again become a means in the service of higher ends. It never should have become anything other than that." (The Guardian.)

Is Trade must once again become a means in the service of higher ends an antecedent of the pronoun "that" in the paragraph above?
  

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No. 'That' refers to just 'a means in the service of higher ends'.

— Fivejedjon

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  • 'That' refers to just 'a means in the service of higher ends'.
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No. 'That' refers to just 'a means in the service of higher ends'.
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