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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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The abundance of food is truly something to be thankful for.
The abundance of food is truly something to be thankful for.
The plenty of food is truly something to be thankful for.
We should be thankful for the abundance/plenty of food.
Do all of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks.
The plenty of food is truly something to be thankful for.
We should be thankful for the abundance/plenty of food.
Do all of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks.
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abundance: more modern plenty: sounds biblical, older, at least to me I'd write the first in a newspaper, and the 2nd if I were a preacher
- abundance: more modern plenty: sounds biblical, older, at least to me I'd write the first in a newspaper, and the 2nd if I were a preacher
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abundance: more modern
plenty: sounds biblical, older, at least to me
I'd write the first in a newspaper, and the 2nd if I were a preacher
plenty: sounds biblical, older, at least to me
I'd write the first in a newspaper, and the 2nd if I were a preacher
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