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"With reasonable hope of success" is an implied clause of the original sentence. You might have not considered this aspect.
by dwaltrip 11y ago
"With reasonable hope of success" is an implied clause of the original sentence. You might have not considered this aspect.
- madelinecameron 11y agoAt a certain point we have to stop beating around the bush and admit that being successful isn't something people are entitled to and it is something you actually have to work at.
- dwaltrip 10y agoOr course, no one is entitled to it. And I do think focusing on disadvantages can be a problem, and make it harder to succeed.