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Nesa Posted 15 years ago
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Would you please paraphrase it?
Hi
I was wondering that there should be something after first and foremost. Although it's an adverb, I can't find any meaning for the last part.
'In a recent essay on Lange, Sally Stein has suggested that the photographer 'viewed the trials of Great Depression as something registered and grappled with first and foremost in the body'.
Regards, Nesa
I was wondering that there should be something after first and foremost. Although it's an adverb, I can't find any meaning for the last part.
'In a recent essay on Lange, Sally Stein has suggested that the photographer 'viewed the trials of Great Depression as something registered and grappled with first and foremost in the body'.
Regards, Nesa
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Hi, I was wondering that there should be something after first and foremost . There is. 'In the body' is after it.
- Hi, I was wondering that there should be something after first and foremost .
- There is.
- 'In the body' is after it.
- Although it's an adverb, I can't find any meaning for the last part.
- 'In a recent essay on Lange, Sally Stein has suggested that the photographer 'viewed the trials of Great Depression as something registered and grappled with first and foremost in the body '.
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Hi,
I was wondering that there should be something after first and foremost.There is. 'In the body' is after it.
Although it's an adverb, I can't find any meaning for the last part.
'In a recent essay on Lange, Sally Stein has suggested that the photographer 'viewed the trials of Great Depress
I was wondering that there should be something after first and foremost.There is. 'In the body' is after it.
Although it's an adverb, I can't find any meaning for the last part.
'In a recent essay on Lange, Sally Stein has suggested that the photographer 'viewed the trials of Great Depress
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