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what does "The Muslims,on the other hand,were living off a long-standing economy
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Hi, what does "The Muslims,on the other hand,were living off a long-standing economy 'living in ' would sound more natural. It sems to mean that the economy of the Muslim countires has existed for a long time, and probably with little or no change. Clive
- Hi, what does "The Muslims,on the other hand,were living off a long-standing economy 'living in ' would sound more natural.
- It sems to mean that the economy of the Muslim countires has existed for a long time, and probably with little or no change.
- Clive
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Hi,
what does "The Muslims,on the other hand,were living off a long-standing economy
'living in' would sound more natural.
It sems to mean that the economy of the Muslim countires has existed for a long time, and probably with little or no change.
Clive
what does "The Muslims,on the other hand,were living off a long-standing economy
'living in' would sound more natural.
It sems to mean that the economy of the Muslim countires has existed for a long time, and probably with little or no change.
Clive
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