The group declare; uncertainty
"The uncertainty symbolises the current confusion over the role of the arts, the group declare."
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When I read the above sentence, I cannot understand the parts "the uncertainty symbolises" why is the part "the group declare" is added to the end?
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symbolise = be a symbol of The uncertainty is a symbol, or representative sign or indication, of the current confusion ... "group" is a group of people, presumably identified earlier. These people declare (state) that the uncertainty symbolises ...
- symbolise = be a symbol of The uncertainty is a symbol, or representative sign or indication, of the current confusion ...
- "group" is a group of people, presumably identified earlier.
- These people declare (state) that the uncertainty symbolises ...
- etc.
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symbolise = be a symbol of
The uncertainty is a symbol, or representative sign or indication, of the current confusion ...
"group" is a group of people, presumably identified earlier. These people declare (state) that the uncertainty symbolises ... etc.
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