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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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There weren't any bits of the manifesto
"Come to think of it, there weren’t any bits of the manifesto that weren’t dead in the water." (The Guardian.)
Does the above mean that all bits of the manifesto were dead in the water?
Is Come to think of it an imperative?
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anonymous Come to think of it, It's a phrase and is a reflection that occurs to you as you are about to speak. anonymous Does the above mean that all bits of the manifesto were dead in the water? Yes.
- anonymous Come to think of it, It's a phrase and is a reflection that occurs to you as you are about to speak.
- anonymous Does the above mean that all bits of the manifesto were dead in the water?
- Yes.
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anonymousCome to think of it,
It's a phrase and is a reflection that occurs to you as you are about to speak.
anonymousDoes the above mean that all bits of the manifesto were dead in the water?
Yes.
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