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Gu-Hoon Kwon Posted 13 years ago
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Part of the American story is that bigger is better, and with cheap credit and tax breaks for home buyers, it’s tempting to stretch one’s finances to build or buy a larger house.
Does "Part of the American story" has any specific meaning?
Does "Part of the American story" has any specific meaning?
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Gu-Hoon Kwon Does "Part of the American story" has any specific meaning? Part of the American cultural tradition
- Gu-Hoon Kwon Does "Part of the American story" has any specific meaning?
- Part of the American cultural tradition
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Gu-Hoon KwonDoes "Part of the American story" has any specific meaning?Part of the American cultural tradition
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I have one more question.
In the sentence above, does the clause "with cheap credit and tax breaks for home buyers, it’s tempting to stretch one’s finances to build or buy a larger house" also belong to "Part of the American story"?
In the sentence above, does the clause "with cheap credit and tax breaks for home buyers, it’s tempting to stretch one’s finances to build or buy a larger house" also belong to "Part of the American story"?
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No, the part of the story referred to is just 'bigger is better'.
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