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That wouldn't be true of any ...
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Two ghost hunters say: If an inhuman entity had inhabited the building, it had finally departed. However, that wouldn't be true of any human entities. They would still be present unaffected by the cleansing.
--- Does it say that human entities definetly stayed where they were, i.e. in a building, and they were unaffected by the cleansing?
I'm not sure I understand it clearly.
Two ghost hunters say: If an inhuman entity had inhabited the building, it had finally departed. However, that wouldn't be true of any human entities. They would still be present unaffected by the cleansing.
--- Does it say that human entities definetly stayed where they were, i.e. in a building, and they were unaffected by the cleansing?
I'm not sure I understand it clearly.
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I don't think they can guarantee that humans won't leave, but if they do, it will be for reasons other than the cleansing. Humans won't leave for a reason directly related to the cleansing. The tenses in this statement are weird, but the meaning is clear enough.
- I don't think they can guarantee that humans won't leave, but if they do, it will be for reasons other than the cleansing.
- Humans won't leave for a reason directly related to the cleansing.
- The tenses in this statement are weird, but the meaning is clear enough.
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I don't think they can guarantee that humans won't leave, but if they do, it will be for reasons other than the cleansing. Humans won't leave for a reason directly related to the cleansing.
The tenses in this statement are weird, but the meaning is clear enough.
The tenses in this statement are weird, but the meaning is clear enough.
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Right, these tenses made me confused, but I guess I understand now.
Right, these tenses made me confused, but I guess I understand now.
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