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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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You know what I mean? Thx!

I would like to say that there is no evidence to support his allegation and also no evidence to prove that he was wrong. Can I use the below sentence? Please suggest for other gd sentence. Many thx!
"No evidence to support your allegation and vice versa."
  

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Anonymous Can I use the below sentence? It is not a sentence. Why don't you use part of your original?

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Can I use the below sentence?
  • It is not a sentence.
  • Why don't you use part of your original?
  • There is no evidence to support your allegation and no evidence to refute it.
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AnonymousCan I use the below sentence?
It is not a sentence. Why don't you use part of your original?

There is no evidence to support your allegation and no evidence to refute it.
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Anonymousthere is no evidence to support his allegation and also no evidence to prove that he was wrong.
What don't you like about what you already said?
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