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Angliholic Posted 15 years ago
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We no longer can justify writing off adolescent substace use
We no long can justify writing off adolescent substance use as bad behavior, as a rite of passage or as kids just being kids.
Hi,
Is it right to interpret the above as "we no long can write off adolescent substance use because we regard it as nothing but bad behavior, a rite of passage, or kids just being kids?" Thanks.
Hi,
Is it right to interpret the above as "we no long can write off adolescent substance use because we regard it as nothing but bad behavior, a rite of passage, or kids just being kids?" Thanks.
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We can no longer justify writing off adolescent substance use as bad behavior, as a rite of passage or as kids just being kids. We can no longer dismiss adolescent substance use as bad behavior, as a rite of passage or as kids just being kids. Does "dismiss" help to explain the sentence more clearly?
- We can no longer justify writing off adolescent substance use as bad behavior, as a rite of passage or as kids just being kids.
- We can no longer dismiss adolescent substance use as bad behavior, as a rite of passage or as kids just being kids.
- Does "dismiss" help to explain the sentence more clearly?
- John
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We can no longer justify writing off adolescent substance use as bad behavior, as a rite of passage or as kids just being kids.
We can no longer dismiss adolescent substance use as bad behavior, as a rite of passage or as kids just being kids.
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We can no longer dismiss adolescent substance use as bad behavior, as a rite of passage or as kids just being kids.
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